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Re: lv-ab: Insurance

From: Pascal Gademer (no email)
Date: Tue Jul 13 2004 - 15:11:45 EDT

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    why would an insurer not want to insure a live aboard. if anything, it
    reduces risks as a live aboard boat is not left unattended for extended
    period of time and is likely to be well taken care of in case of a storm or
    huricane...

    just curious...

    pascal

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Al Golden" <>
    To: "LIVE_ABOARD" <>
    Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 1:39 PM
    Subject: RE: lv-ab: Insurance

    > Page 4 of their Application asks a number of underwriting questions.
    > Number 2. is "Are any of the watercraft listed used as a primary
    > residence?" Each of the questions asks you to initial the "yes" or "no"
    > questions, and any "yes" answer disqualifies you from their coverage.
    >
    > Therefore it would seem that if you own or rent another residence where
    > you get your mail, that's your legal residence for voting, and/or for
    > your Drivers License, you might be alright with their policy, such as it
    > is. The part that bothers me is their language, i.e. "...used as A
    > primary residence" (not "...YOUR primary residence"). Can you have more
    > than one?
    >
    > I prefer to settle those issues by staying away, not in a court of
    > law....
    >
    > Al Golden
    > International Marine Insurance Services
    > 800-541-4647 - toll-free
    > 410-827-3757 - vox
    > 410-827-3758 - fax
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > || -----Original Message-----
    > || From:
    > || [mailto:] On
    > || Behalf Of Sue and Don
    > || Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 11:03
    > || To: LIVE_ABOARD
    > || Subject: Re: lv-ab: Insurance
    > ||
    > || Al
    > ||
    > || Do you know what would count as liveaboard to Progressive?
    > ||
    > || If we cruised extensively for months each year, but
    > || maintained a permanent residence ashore then would that
    > || count as being a liveaboard as far as Progressive is concerned?
    > ||
    > || Thanks,
    > ||
    > || Don.
    > ||
    > || On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 08:49:09 -0400, Al Golden
    > || <> wrote:
    > || > Eric et al:
    > || >
    > || > Be VERY CAREFUL!!!
    > || >
    > || > Progressive does not, and will not cover liveaboards. So
    > || if you're
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