I am trying to get my engagement ring insured and what i thought was going to be an easy task, is turning into a difficult one. I dont have homeowners or renters insurance and i am trying to find out about going through Chubb..can anyone tell me how they did that because i am going crazy...thanks
Jesses Girl
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did you try going under you mothers/fathers home owners insurance and paying her what ever the difference is?
i dont have insurance believe it or not.
but thats what i was going to do.
betiboop7
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i was thinking that but i dont know if they cover everything that CHUBB does?
Jesses Girl
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im not too sure because i never really looked into it.
betiboop7
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im just afraid that something is going to happen to my ring if i dont get it done haha
TheMrandMrsof2008
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Go to jewler's mutual.com a lot of girls here have their ring insured there. I do also. All you have to do is send them the apprasil (sp)
Bella77
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Everyone I know is hounding me to get my ring insured - I've always meant to get renters insurance, so now I am, but first I have to get the written appraisal for the ring, which I am doing Saturday, then handling the rest with Allstate next week. The agent said it's a pretty straightforward process.
betiboop7
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diid you apply for that right online..i saw that you can get coverage right online or did you print out and send in the application??
Bella77
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i tried the online thing first, but the allstate office is literally on my corner. unfortunately they're only open 9-5 M-F, so I'm always at work, but I just called the guy, he was going to fax me forms, we would just do it like that. You can pay online, or drop off a check at any Allstate office. Seems easy enough!