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Valuation coverage can
be very complicated. Please read the following information
carefully:
It is important to understand how much the mover is
responsible for any lost or damage.
The valuation statement on the bill of lading governs this.
The minimum coverage required by law (included in the rate
given) is called carriers liability insurance.
If an item is lost or damaged, you would receive $0.60 per
pound. (Most of the times it doesn't cover the actual value
of the item). For instance, if the mover damaged a Dresser
that you bought for $200.00 and it weighed 100 pounds, you
would only get $60.00 as compensation.
Extra coverage is optional that you can consider to
purchase. We at “Twins moving and storage Inc” have an
account with “movinginsurance.com”.
Here are 2 more options to consider:
1. Your homeowner's policy.
2. Your own insurance policy.
Here is a
list of rules and regulations
to valuation coverage:
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Valuation does not
automatically pay for any damage. It must be clearly
shown that the mover was responsible.
Items in boxes not packed by the mover are not covered.
The mover is not responsible for any electronic item
that does not function after the move, unless there is
clear evidence that the item was not handled properly
during the move.
Even if you see damages to items at the time of the
move, you are legally responsible to pay the full amount
for the move. Then you must go through the claims process.
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