If one of my valuables is broken during the move, will I be reimbursed for the full value of the item? | | Always | 15% | | In most cases | 23% | | In some cases | 53% | | Never | 7% | | | | | Question: If one of my valuables is broken during the move, will I be reimbursed for the full value of the item? Top Answer (53% of 13 votes): In some cases.
Answer: In most cases
Explanation: We have simple moving insurance ($.60 per pound on items moved | | Gordon and Sons Services | Answer: In most cases
Explanation: Yes, Most companies offer an insurance option. | | Handy Dandy Moving Service | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: All movers have Liability Coverage - this is NOT insurance. You will receive 60 CENTS per pound per article that is damaged or destroyed. If a mover sells you other coverage, it is in your best interest to verify that there is actual coverage in place. | | The Moving Factor Inc. | | | ProMatcher | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: Movers offer liabilities only, which is 30 or 60 cents per lbs per article depending on the move (local or long distance). We reserve the right to repair the item first. Sometimes if the value of the items is not significant, we will reimburse for full amount. Customers can always purchase a full value protection coverage through the third party carrier such as https://www.movinginsurance.com/ | | H2H Movers Inc | Answer: Always
Explanation: If you purchase a Full Value Protection Plan you will receive full value. If you do not purchase you will receive 60 cents per pound towards the damage piece. Example: 200 pound dining table = $120.00 | | Suddath | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: it depends on the level of insurance coverage that a customer pays for. The minimum state insurance is free but only covers .60 lb | | JM MOVERS LLC | | | ProMatcher |
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