Michigan Cichlid Association
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Hari on April 21, 2017, 04:19:56 PM
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Does anyone have insurance for accidental damage caused due to fish tanks? My apartment owner wants me to get an insurance policy that will cover this. My AAA renters policy does not cover it.
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I work for a insurance company I can check on Monday for you I think I could get something for you.
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I've had it before, but now 99% of tanks are in the basement
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Blair - which insurance company provided that?
Gorackk - Thanks for your help.
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There is a policy i could get you that would cover that for you. Give me a call at my office 248-288-0008 ask for Alex and i can get you the break down.
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Blair - which insurance company provided that?
Gorackk - Thanks for your help.
It was about 15yrs ago, but I think it was State Farm.
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pm sent
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Unfortunately my apartment owner said that I can have only one fish tank (even if I have insurance coverage) >:(. So I have to move out in a month.
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Unfortunately my apartment owner said that I can have only one fish tank (even if I have insurance coverage) >:(. So I have to move out in a month.
Been there, it sucks. Hope you find somewhere that works out.
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Unfortunately my apartment owner said that I can have only one fish tank (even if I have insurance coverage) >:(. So I have to move out in a month.
1000g indoor pool ;D
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Unfortunately my apartment owner said that I can have only one fish tank (even if I have insurance coverage) >:(. So I have to move out in a month.
Been there, it sucks. Hope you find somewhere that works out.
Oh something jogs a memory of this being an entertaining time.....
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Unfortunately my apartment owner said that I can have only one fish tank (even if I have insurance coverage) >:(. So I have to move out in a month.
Been there, it sucks. Hope you find somewhere that works out.
Oh something jogs a memory of this being an entertaining time.....
I'm sure the thread is still around. ;)