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Don’t Be a Victim- Protect Yourself with Quality iPhone Insurance
January 27th, 2012
www.securranty.com Owners of an iPhone simply can’t imagine a world without it. If you’re like most iPhone owners, then you probably understand just how important this tool has become in your daily life. But just like with every other possession- your iPhone could be damaged beyond repair, lost, or stolen. It would be a real shame to be the victim of such a horrible event- but you can protect yourself from expensive repairs or replacement costs with quality iPhone insurance. iPhone insurance makes a great deal of sense- just ask anyone who has foregone purchasing an iPhone warranty and ended up damaging their new phone or having it stolen. Repair costs for a damaged iPhone can be extremely costly, and you already understand the cost for a brand new iPhone. The logical step would be to protect yourself from possible repair costs or iPhone replacement costs with a high quality warranty. But not just any warranty will do- some warranties are better and cheaper than others. This is clearly evident when you stack up the iPhone warranties offered at Securranty against warranties offered at big box retailers such as Best Buy. What makes the iPhone insurance found at Securranty better than those warranties available elsewhere? Well, for one thing- our warranties are significantly less expensive. In fact, it may be the case that you could save up to 70 percent on your iPhone warranty by choosing Securranty instead of another warranty provider. The price is right at Securranty, but …
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Fire officials, victim offer advice to peak house fire season
October 24th, 2010
Fire officials, victim offer advice to peak house fire season
Lubbock attorney Tommy Turner knows firsthand the life-threatening danger, devastating damage and painful aftermath that comes…
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Man, 27, killed in Prince George’s fire; dozens homeless
A 27-year-old man was killed early Saturday in a three-alarm fire that swept quickly through two brick buildings in a Suitland apartment complex, leaving at least 24 families homeless as the sun began to rise, Prince George’s County fire officials said.
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Careless smoking caused boat fire: police
Police have determined the cause of a fire that reduced a cabin cruiser to charred wreckage on the bottom of Lake Simcoe earlier this week. “The cause of the fire appears to be careless smoking,” said Staff Sgt.[...]
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Avoid Becoming A Victim Of Greedy Mortgage Lenders
September 23rd, 2010
Greedy lenders are any person that takes benefit of homeowners & their mortgages. Greedy lenders charge extreme fees for their services or force home owner to purchase products or services they do not need. You can save yourself problem & annoyance along with thousands of dollars by avoiding becoming a sufferer of greedy lending practices. Here are instructions to help you blemish a greedy mortgage lender. Extreme mortgage origination fees & points are one sign of greedy lending practices. Loan lenders try & disguise these fees by funding them as part of the mortgage. No closing cost loans are one instance of this type of scam. Finance lenders divert you with the fact that youll not have to give fees at closing; the lender then marks up the interest rate or staple fees onto the mortgage principal. Honest finance lenders usually charge around 1% of the mortgage amount for these fees. Greedy lenders charge as much as 6% or more. This is the reason youve to overpay thousands of ponds over the term of your loan. Excessive down payment penalties are one more sign of greedy lending practices. Most loans today dont charge down payment penalties. Many bad credit loans lenders add prepayment fine to their loan agreements. A number of of these penalties are the equivalent of 6 months of interest payments. These fees make significant income for sheltered mortgage lenders when the home owner refinances the loans. Loan broker bribes are another fee you must be wary of. Loan lenders …
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Avoid being a victim of exhaust thieves!
August 7th, 2010
www.moneyextra.com Drivers in Cheshire are being targeted by thieves who are sawing off parts of their exhausts to sell for scrap This causes an effect to your car insurance your vehicle and the environment
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Shooting victim: ‘It wasn’t my time to die’
July 4th, 2010
Shooting victim: ‘It wasn’t my time to die’
A Little Rock woman is out of the hospital after police say her ex-boyfriend shot her in the chest and then led officers on a chase . The shooting victim survived but investigators found the suspected shooter dead inside of his car.
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Has anyone been a victim of fire and claimed insurance?
June 7th, 2010
we just had a fire in our house. we were renting that house and we had contents insurance. after contacting the insurance people, that came to our house once and took some photos, then they didn’t come. when we contacted them again they said that they are waiting for fire brigade’s report. can anyone tell me how long these whole procedure will take?
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Don’t Be A Victim of Holiday Auto Accident Scams
April 24th, 2010
When the holidays come around, the scammers come out of the woodwork. They like to take advantage of the goodwill, trust and mental distraction that abounds at this time of year. A favorite target is your automobile, or more to the point, the cash they can cheat your automobile insurance company out of with a staged accident or fake injury claim. These shady characters don’t just ruin your holiday. They mess up your driving record, raise everybody’s car insurance premiums and sometimes, they kill or seriously injure innocent people. These fake accidents cost the insurance companies $20 billion a year…costs that are passed on to drivers at rates averaging $100 to $300 more per car in annual premiums. Knowing how they operate and what to do if you suspect a scam will help keep you from becoming their latest victim and help you save on auto insurance.
Parking lots are favorite of the scamsters, especially during the holiday season when the malls are crowded and folks are in a hurry. Watch out for the “helpful” driver who waves you out of your cramped parking spot only to plow into your car. You’re backing out so they had the supposed right-of-way. You’re at fault and the bogus claim will go against you. Politely refuse their assistance and let them target some other chump. If that feels like passing the buck and you’re suspicious of someone’s motives, get his license number and a description of his vehicle and give it to the mall management, security guard or parking lot attendant so they’ll be on the alert.
On the road, maintain plenty of road between you and the car ahead. This isn’t just a good driving habit, it could keep you from becoming the victim of a Swoop and Squat Scam. It works this way: you’re driving along, a car cuts off the driver in front of you and slams on his brakes. You can’t stop in time, so you rear-end the guy (whose car, by the way, is typically full of passengers). Guess what? Amazingly, every one in that car has whiplash or some other hard-to-disprove soft tissue malady. These bad guys work in cahoots with dishonest chiropractors, lawyers, physical therapists and auto repair shops. Bottom line: you’re screwed and you can forget about that good driver discount next time you go looking for auto insurance quotes. Do you need another reason to never, ever tailgate?
These crooks tend to be opportunists – kind of like great white sharks cruising the roadways hunting for easy targets. They’ll purposely sideswipe you if you accidentally drift into their lane. After encouraging you to merge into heavy traffic, they’ll ram into you when you do and then deny it to the police. They’ll wait till you’re in an intersection and then plow into you. Planted witnesses will say you ran a red light or stop sign.
Protect yourself and your good driving record. Call the cops immediately and never settle for cash on the spot. Take lots of photos of the accident scene, driver, passengers and bystanders with your cell phone or camera. Get names, addresses and phone numbers, too. Do not provide the other driver with more personal info than the law requires; you don’t want to be a victim of identity theft, too!
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