Sentences with phrase «store damage or theft»

Not exact matches

While most stores look at product shrinkage, or how much inventory the store loses because of theft or damage, Green Hills looks at customer shrinkage.

Return an item to a store that won't take back an item for up to 90 days ($ 500 / item, $ 1,000 per year)- Purchase protection: 120 days of protection in case of damage of theft on items you buy ($ 500 / item, $ 50K / account)- Warranty protection: An extra year of warranty coverage on purchases ($ 10K / item, $ 50K / account)- Lost Luggage Protection: If your checked or carry - on bags are lost you can be reimbursed by up to $ 3,000 per person.

Store your boat in a boathouse or in locked storage when it isn't in use to reduce the risk of theft and weather related damage

Nationwide renter's insurance coverage options are available for personal liability to cover bodily injury or property damage to others (an additional personal umbrella policy endorsement is also available that will add more liability protection to your policy), water backup, credit card coverage (pays for unauthorized transactions on your credit / debit cards up to a specified limit), firearms coverage, coverage for high - value items (computers, jewelry, electronics, etc.), personal umbrella coverage, credit card payments, as well as theft protections for valuables stored away from home.

Wherever you store your boat — docked at a marina or safely stowed in a storage facility — you need comprehensive coverage to protect your boat year - round from fire, theft, vandalism and storm damage.

If you become insured, it will cover your belongings, including items not stored at the home, in the event of damage, theft, or loss.

To be aware of possible damage, theft or potential safety hazards, reporting observations immediately to store managers.

Be aware of possible damage, theft or potential safety hazards, following through with reporting immediately to store manager.

Having adequate security means two things: 1) protecting hardware from theft or damage and 2) minimizing the risk of corruption or theft of vital data stored on these devices.

Finally, note that credit cards tend to mostly offer collision, damage and theft coverage, if they offer anything at all — personal liability (hitting a pedestrian, crashing into a store front, or injuring drivers in another car) and personal effects are generally your problem.