Sentences with phrase «items you've lost»

These items lose value quickly and don't generate long - term income.

The rights to return the goods under the Distance Selling Regulations will not apply in the following circumstances: * in the event that the product has been used or returned incomplete * accommodation, transport, catering or leisure services * package travel * food, drinks or other goods delivered regularly to the consumer's home or workplace by a «regular roundsman» such as a milkman or domestic oil supplier * goods made to the customer's specification * goods that are perishable or can't be returned, such as frozen food and fresh flowers * audio or video recordings or computer software that the consumer has opened * newspapers or magazines * betting, gaming and lotteries * premium - rate telephone and website services We will not issue refunds for any items lost or stolen in transit to us.

Absent the owners, the items lose their meaning, so that even Ed and Edna's kids and closest friends think, My God, there's a lot of stuff here.

We recommend that you insure any return shipments since we can not be responsible for returned items lost or damaged in the mail.

Preston said some of the purchases were for items she lost during the flood, but she repeatedly insisted she did not use town or taxpayer money.

The international development secretary told the fees office he was «under - insured» and claimed almost # 2,000 on items lost in the fire, which he later repaid when his insurers reimbursed him.

Danielle Gelish, 3, can't wait to join Island Park Little League, which received youth baseball and softball equipment, donated by Philadelphia - based nonprofit Pitch In For Baseball, to replace items lost after superstorm Sandy.

Not everything from the movie's original 1998 Criterion DVD made it onto its 2003 reissue and the one item lost in that upgrade — the 25 - minute documentary «Angel of Space and Time», a 1970s episode from PBS» Cinematic Eye series — does not resurface here.

Replacement cost coverage, will pay what it costs to replace the items you lost, minus the deductible.

Certain purchases are not covered, e.g. items lost by Card Member, consumable and perishable items, motorized vehicles and their parts or accessories, and items damaged partially or entirely by natural disaster or normal wear and tear.

(3) Requesting or receiving a payment in advance from a person to recover or otherwise aid in the return of money or any other item lost by the consumer in a prior telephone solicitation transaction;

While replacement cost coverage does cost a bit more, you will most likely find it to be invaluable in the event of a burglary, fire or other incident when you need to replace the items lost.

Certain purchases are not covered, e.g. items lost by Card Member, consumable and perishable items, motorized vehicles and their parts or accessories, or normal wear and tear.

Over time, negative items lose their impact, but can linger on your credit report for up to 10 years.

All you want is for your valuable items lost in the disaster to be replaced.

Amex baggage insurance will cover up to $ 2,000 for the replacement cost of items lost in checked baggage and up to $ 3,000 for the replacement cost of items lost in carry - on baggage.

This insurance will cover up to $ 500 for the replacement cost of items lost in checked baggage and up to $ 1,250 for the replacement cost of items lost in carry - on baggage.

Certain purchases are not covered, e.g. items lost by Card Member, consumable and perishable items, motorized vehicles and their parts or accessories, or normal wear and tear.

For items lost on the airplane, contact your airline.

Certain purchases are not covered, e.g. items lost by Card Member, consumable and perishable items, and motorized vehicles and their parts or accessories, or normal wear and tear.

The community reacted swiftly to the loss, donating $ 20,000 through a fundraising campaign at Giveforward.com to meet a $ 25,000 goal within days to replace the items lost by Striffler in the fire.

If you trust all your stuff to the first moving company that pops up on Google, you are putting yourself at risk of having items lost or damaged with no recourse.

The ACV policy is less expensive than the RCV, but it only pays the value of the item lost or damaged minus depreciation.

As mentioned above, it can help identify items lost or damaged in a disaster or theft.

On the other hand, if you choose replacement cost policies, you will be able to make a claim for what it will actually cost to replace the items you lost.

Or, do you want the insurance company to pay you the replacement value of the item lost?

If you own renter's insurance and your valuables are destroyed or damaged by any covered causes, the policy will pay you the value of the items lost, up to the face value of your policy.

Creating a record of everything in your home can help you remember all the important items you lose in the event of a fire or burglary.

Investing in a condominium insurance policy, also known as H0 - 6 insurance, can protect you from the financial burden of replacing items lost in fires, severe weather, or theft.

Your personal items lost due to vehicle theft are not covered by your auto insurance policy.

Actual cash value policies include a deduction for depreciation (that is, the idea that items lose value over time).

Most travel insurance plans limit the reimbursement of any single item lost as part of the baggage and personal effects coverage.

If your baggage is lost, damaged or destroyed during your trip we reimburse you for the actual cash value subject to the plan limits of the items lost, damaged or destroyed.

For items lost or stolen - you must provide the date of purchase.

Replacement Cost Coverage — Replacement Cost Coverage usually reimburses you for the full cost of replacing the items you lose, rather than simply reimbursing you for the value of the item at the time it was lost.

This type of travel insurance can also cover items lost or stolen while traveling.

Personal insurance features and discounts worth noting include the «ACE» or additional coverage endorsement which adds important benefits to your homeowner's coverage such as more coverage for valuable items lost, stolen or destroyed by a covered loss; coverage for food spoilage, credit cards, watercraft and more.

Personal items lost, damaged or destroyed, such as jewelry and electronics, however, are not usually covered.

While replacement cost coverage does cost a bit more, you will most likely find it to be invaluable in the event of a burglary, fire or other incident when you need to replace the items lost.

This type reimburses you as a covered policy holder for the present day market or cash value of the item lost or destroyed in the claim situation.

With replacement cost coverage, items lost or damaged are replaced without considering depreciation so that repairs and replacements can be made to return property whole.

If you have cash value coverage in place, any item you lose will be awarded a dollar amount, including depreciation, that you can use to purchase something similar.

Although replacement cost coverage is more expensive, it will provide you with the full amount of compensation necessary to replace lost or damaged items with brand new ones, regardless of the depreciated value of the items you lost.

Replacement cost coverage, will pay what it costs to replace the items you lost, minus the deductible.

If your baggage is lost during your trip, this coverage can help to reimburse you for the covered items you lost.

Besides, you may be asked to prevent bills of several items lost in your baggage.

Guaranteed replacement coverage costs more but provides you with reimbursement to cover the full present - day cost of purchasing the item lost, whereas ACV coverage depreciates the loss based on the age of the item.

Nationwide's renter's insurance policy offers «brand new belongings,» which is a feature that replaces any items lost from a covered peril with brand new belongings.

With this method, the insurance company pays the real cost of the items lost with no adjustment for depreciation.

The insurer pays you the actual cash value of the items lost or damaged by deducting depreciation at the time a loss is claimed.