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    Insurance for camera? (unsure where to post this)

    I just bought a Casio digicam. It's under $300, but I love it and wonder if any has heard of Mack or knows any company that is reliable that insures for accident, theft, damage, etc.?

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    Re: Insurance for camera? (unsure where to post this)

    I have never purchased a Mach warranty, but have heard good things about them. They sound very reputable.

    I have all my camera gear insured through my home owners insurance. It's pretty inexpensive. I think I pay around $10 for every $1000 worth of gear/year.
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    Re: Insurance for camera? (unsure where to post this)

    You might check with your home owner's or renter's insurance provider - you may already be covered against at least theft. I don't know much of anything about Mack but a lot of reputable places offer it.

    According to their website, their policy must be purchased within 30 days of the equipment purchase. Also - "The contract does not cover products which have been misused, tampered with, modified or damaged as a result of accident, liquid, grit, impact, lack of proper care as indicated in the manual of operation by the manufacturer."

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    Re: Insurance for camera? (unsure where to post this)

    Thank you all. I'm sure we have a big deductible, so homeowner's sounds like a great idea, but probably won't work for me. I appreciate hearing that Mack sounds ok.

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    Re: Insurance for camera? (unsure where to post this)

    I'm pretty sure that there is no deductable on my camera equipment. It's covered under my homeowners, but listed separate on the policy.
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