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In the states that your in, I think the best agent for both of you would be Bill Castro.
He works for the Total Dollar agency in NYC. http://www.totaldollar.com
His phone is 800-962-5659 and he can write the standalone jewelry coverage in your both of your states, as I know he is licensed there.
Hope this helps.
Rockdoc
In the states that your in, I think the best agent for both of you would be Bill Castro.
He works for the Total Dollar agency in NYC. http://www.totaldollar.com
His phone is 800-962-5659 and he can write the standalone jewelry coverage in your both of your states, as I know he is licensed there.
Hope this helps.
Rockdoc
ChargerGrrl
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I second Bill Castro. I called him after I did a search on here, and his name came up a couple of times. He was a pleasure to work with, and the process was super-easy. I believe he''s based in NYC, but he was able to provide me with a standalone policy, and I live in California.
GOOD LUCk!
1iceprincess
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Hello,
I was finally contacted by the investigator 2day not my Chubb agent, he left a message stating that it''s in regards to my receipt for my ring, I''m guessing he wants a copy. I have no problem with that, but is all this necessary with 2 appraisals, i''ve given consent to have my credit run, background check, validation of my living quarters etc. what if the ring had been given to me by my father belonging to my deceased mother, does the value of the policy change for gifts? So i''m becoming a little frustrated now and I think I will move forward in speaking to an higher up at Chubb. When myself and fiance'' find a new ring, I will not be using Chubb for coverage...Honestly folks I''m starting to feel discrimanated against...
I was finally contacted by the investigator 2day not my Chubb agent, he left a message stating that it''s in regards to my receipt for my ring, I''m guessing he wants a copy. I have no problem with that, but is all this necessary with 2 appraisals, i''ve given consent to have my credit run, background check, validation of my living quarters etc. what if the ring had been given to me by my father belonging to my deceased mother, does the value of the policy change for gifts? So i''m becoming a little frustrated now and I think I will move forward in speaking to an higher up at Chubb. When myself and fiance'' find a new ring, I will not be using Chubb for coverage...Honestly folks I''m starting to feel discrimanated against...
Shay37
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No insurance company wants to cough up $35,000 cash. If they do, they want to make darn sure that it''s valid. (not overappraised by 3x) My guess is that''s why the request for the original receipt. Actually, that might be a good thing. If it''s not outrageously overappraised (not doubting you, just supposing), that might move things along quite a bit quicker. I do feel for you. Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt. Chubb was good to me though.
shay
What blows my mind is that even with these horror stories - people still calmor to worship at the house of Chubb. Strike one - give another chance - strike two - think about it. Strike three - they are out. Never in my life have I dealt with a more bureaucratic, static, abribratry insurance company. I am fortunate that my experience was strike 3. I had to intervene in strike one and two. Not fun. Interesting enough, the claims would have been dealt sooooooooooooo very differently by my insurance carrier.
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