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Old 09-27-2010, 11:50 PM
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Thanks for the suggestions. I will call progressive, but may have to go for the lock/wheel removal option.

The boat is in my backyard surrounded by a locked wood fence, However, I am in Lake Worth, so you never know. Maybe I'll put a bad dog sign up hehe.
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Old 09-28-2010, 01:11 PM
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Check with boat us I got a quote from them on agreed value and it was decent don't remember what it was right now though
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Old 09-28-2010, 06:45 PM
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I loved having Boat US as my insurance. While not the cheapest, they were very competitive and added great value to the overall experience.

Let me explain. When I was insured with BoatUS, I only had to get three estimates of repairs and suggest who I wanted to have do the work. If their estimate was in line with the others I was given authorization for the work to begin. Being up here in New England with its short boating season this was a big help. The reason for this was that I did not have to wait for appraisers to submit their estimates and then wait for the company to get back in touch with me. It could be accomplished in a day are two and a couple of phone calls and I was back in the water at least two weeks sooner. If that's not value, all eat my hat!
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Old 09-30-2010, 08:47 AM
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I loved having Boat US as my insurance. While not the cheapest, they were very competitive and added great value to the overall experience.

Let me explain. When I was insured with BoatUS, I only had to get three estimates of repairs and suggest who I wanted to have do the work. If their estimate was in line with the others I was given authorization for the work to begin. Being up here in New England with its short boating season this was a big help. The reason for this was that I did not have to wait for appraisers to submit their estimates and then wait for the company to get back in touch with me. It could be accomplished in a day are two and a couple of phone calls and I was back in the water at least two weeks sooner. If that's not value, all eat my hat!
i do a considerible amount of insurance work,and,by far,BOAT US insurance is the absolute best.BOAT US settles claims very quickly.it's usually a day or two before one of their reps are at the shop to check the damage.i can't recomend them enough...worst,absolute worst,is state farm
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Old 09-29-2010, 08:14 AM
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Just for grins, I looked at my policy which is $815, however I pay it all at once and it reduces the two premiums to $735. For the comprehensive and collision coverage for both the Hewes and the SeaCraft comes to $601 of the $815.....yikes! I should look at this more closely. However this extra coveage includes diappearing deductable, wreckage removal, electronics and trailer. You know how it is, I drop the coverage after paying on it for eight years, then the next month someone will steal my boat....I keep the coverage and they won't.
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