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From: Al Golden (no email)
Date: Wed Nov 07 2007 - 01:43:16 EST
Assuming for the moment that they have no actuarial reason for making a
distinction ;-) why should you be concerned about telling them the truth?
An insurance agent is trying to determine from you what coverages you need
to cover your butt. If you own a home ashore, you might not need Personal
Liability coverage for example.
Al Golden
International Marine Insurance Services
1-800-541-4647
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Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 20.08
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Subject: Re: T&T: : Full Time Cruiser or Livaboard?
I just don't understand why an insurance company would differentiate
between
someone who owns no residential property and travels most of the time and
one who owns no residential property and stays put.
Many of us had residential property and sold it or residential property
that
we converted it into rental property and got tired of the landlord hassle
and sold it.
Why doesn't the question revolve around being landed (or not) instead of
where we stay?
R. Lee
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