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Insurance on your kit
This is something I've been considering for some time, yet haven't actually gone through with. I'm tempting fate I know, and I've had some minor bites in the butt with not having my kit insured, but I just wonder if it's even something most people in the field do? So I'm curious- do you have your kit insured? If you do, is it the whole kit, just certain items, and what do you have insurance against? Jun 12 06 10:31 am Link Lily Wasik wrote: I looked into it but the insurace company would only cover it with a bunch of stuff like liabiltiy and the cost was about $500.00 a year....I have had my kit stolen once in over 20 years and so $500.00 a year wouldnt be worth it. I just figure if I have it stolen once every 3 years it may be worth it. I dont see that happening. Jun 12 06 10:37 am Link Yeah, that's what I've been afraid of. I'll look that safety/recovery system. Jun 12 06 11:33 am Link Mary wrote: Its so funny because I was totally thinking about that the other day. Wouldn't you love to see somebody go to jail for stealing make-up. I think in CA if it is over $5000 or something it is a felony. It would be a victorious day for make-up artists. Jun 12 06 02:42 pm Link I had my kit stolen right before i finished school....well...my entire truck was stolen with my kit in it. Luckily I had house insurance and that covered it. Mind you too, this is in Canada, dont know if its the same over there. Jun 12 06 03:03 pm Link In Tx, content inside a vehicle is covered under the full coverage, not liability, automobile insurance. I did have a kit stolen about six years ago from a hotel and my home owners insurance covered it, but that was in OK. Of course, you have to meet your deductible too. Jun 12 06 03:09 pm Link Mary, thanks for the LoJACK tip. That is such a cool idea. I would love to install one on my son, Holden. Jun 12 06 03:16 pm Link i actually just looked up the lojack for computers. Apparently it is a software you download onto your computer. Hmm. I could have read that wrong, but if that is the case then there is no hope for our makeup kits Kathy Jun 13 06 12:40 am Link There is a watch for children on the market that allows parents to track them using a GPS device embedded into the watch. The watch can be attached to the kit. It does not obviously look like a tracking device--just a kid's silly watch. And it's reasonably priced--for a kid or a kit. Studio 7 Jun 13 06 09:24 pm Link |