Bill Ballard wrote "snip" > I assume that if you had asked for suggestions about estimating for > insurance, you would have told us more of the story. You might > explore the possibility of determining whether these pianos > would be > totaled, if the estimate (which you should turn in, the expensive > one) is greater than the weekly shopper market value of these > darlings. That way, you wouldn't have to do the work and the owner > (is this a store or a school or a church?) might be able to get ten > good pianos (maybe new) for the replacement cost of all 24. > > Bill Ballard RPT > NH Chapter, P.T.G. > The problem I see is that they probably ?? have a new value replacement clause in their insurance policy. Now if the pianos only need cleaning, Why would I total them? This is a question of honesty. Plus, I've been hired by the claim adjuster co. Of course I would like the college to get all brand new pianos, but this ain't my kind of lie. Marcel
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