"Captain Joe Redcloud" wrote in message
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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 00:00:40 GMT, 3rd eye wrote:

I've got a neighbor whose tree branches fell on my garage busting up
the gutter & who knows what else.
Until the branches are removed I can't asses the damage
This occured after a heavy snow.

She's telling me her insurance won't cover it.

Does this sound right?

It might be. If her insurance doesn't cover it, then she has to cover it
personally. So what's the issue?

I have always been told that if a neighbors tree falls on your house, it's
your problem not theirs, and you can't do anything about it.

Kinda sucks, but that's the way it goes....

I've got a neighbor whose tree branches fell on my garage busting up
the gutter & who knows what else.
Until the branches are removed I can't asses the damage
This occured after a heavy snow.

She's telling me her insurance won't cover it.

Does this sound right?

Who cares? That is why YOU have an insurance agent that earned a commission
on your policy. Call them.

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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I've got a neighbor whose tree branches fell on my garage busting up
the gutter & who knows what else.
Until the branches are removed I can't asses the damage
This occured after a heavy snow.

She's telling me her insurance won't cover it.

Does this sound right?

Who cares? That is why YOU have an insurance agent that earned a
commission on your policy. Call them.


And raise your CLUE score for having a loss even though you do not make a
claim

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/...in788713.shtml

Edwin Pawlowski wrote
Who cares? That is why YOU have an insurance agent that
earned a commission on your policy. Call them.

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No, no, no! Only with extreme caution. My neighbor did
that and got his premiums increased even though he didn't
get any money from his own insurance company. Those
f***ing computers remember everything that you do.