Old 08-05-05 | 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by stickerguy
That only applies to making claim against your own policy. If you are claiming against another person's policy then they might try to get you on "actual" vs "replacement"
jeff
i'm confused -- you seem to be saying two opposite things, that it only applies when making a claim against your own policy, and that it applies when making a claim against another person's policy. i'm not trying to be an ass, but i don't understand what you're saying.

although not in the context of someone hitting you, i know of at least one case where a friend of mine had his bike ripped off from his house and was only able to get "actual value" due to the fine print of his renter's policy. i don't personally have experience with accident situations where the other person's insurance is the one paying, so i don't know about all that.
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