The Big Lebowski
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Quoted from elcolonel:So are you pressing the shipping company for 8.5K, or 10K, or considerably more, for pain and suffering?
If I were the OP I would be asking for the insurance company to replace the machine. That means $10K because that is what it would cost to replace it.
What I paid for it would have no bearing on the insurance claim, it is the REPLACEMENT cost I would be seeking.
Quoted from labnip:congrats.
what happens to the old machine?
I imagine it is now the property of the insurance company and they will send it to auction at some point to recover what they can from the payout?
Quoted from drinkduffbeers:I wonder how that works in regard DP won't want a compromised pin doing the rounds from a reputation point of view ?
Not much DP can do about it really. I also doubt where it ends up is any of their concern. The insurance company effectively "bought the machine" and so they can probably (legally) do anything they like with it. The licence fee has been paid on the damaged machine as well as the replacement so I don't see the problem there.
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