@derekjerrell@regnarg @TheDanCosta Normally you would pay your fee and then submit a document that had a full list of serial numbers and value for each piece of eq. But if your place is cuttjng checks blindly call it a w
@astromarkc1 @TheDanCosta Here in the states they say that, then when you claim over $2,500 you get hit with the harshest… yeaaah / NO! Had production rent $100k of eq, cert was good, producer stored in home, got flooded eq destroyed and had weeks of back and forth about his home owner’s refused to pay.
@astromarkc1 @TheDanCosta No, they will not cover business equipment or damages outside of your home. They will take your money until you need to file a claim. It’s a trap
@TheDanCosta https://t.co/STWyI2fe9e industry standard. Usually $700 to cover $25,000 worth. They are amazing, the others will say they will insure you and then hoodwink you when you need to file a claim. I’ve worked in nyc rental houses and studios and tcp is the gold standard.
@TheDanCosta @KyoceraMobile@LinkedIn I’m so old that I remember when it was originally released and then discontinued. We unboxed it, shot a roll, compared it to the mamiya 645 in the darkroom. @SVABFAPHOTO A close friend sold his nikon fm3 and lenses for it the next day.
@LinkedIn I want to live in a world where creative leads are legit and not a data mining trap. Seriously linked in, you need to do better vetting on job leads.