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How to inventory stuff for insurance purposes?
kathos
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So a gaffer got all his expensive shit stolen, games gone, standard theft fare. Thankfully he'll be getting his stuff replaced because he had renter's insurance.
Now what is renter's insurance, why/how is it different from home insurance?
Also, the guy got his electronics replaced because he had receipts from waaaaaay back for every single thing. I don't have that. So that story got me paranoid, and for a guy who has the same setup as the victim I'm really paranoid.
How do I make an insurance acceptable inventory so that if the unfortunate would ever to happen I can regain all/most part of it from my insurance company? Is Microsoft Works or something I can use? And I'd have to take pictures of the item too I guess right?
Now what is renter's insurance, why/how is it different from home insurance?
Also, the guy got his electronics replaced because he had receipts from waaaaaay back for every single thing. I don't have that. So that story got me paranoid, and for a guy who has the same setup as the victim I'm really paranoid.
How do I make an insurance acceptable inventory so that if the unfortunate would ever to happen I can regain all/most part of it from my insurance company? Is Microsoft Works or something I can use? And I'd have to take pictures of the item too I guess right?
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Then put the pictures on a disk and hide it(Because they might steal your computer as well)