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so if I have renter's insurance (no flood rider) and my basement floods, I'm screwed, right? -- nm
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amanda "late sleeper" jones (aka amanda)
Sep 7 '11, 09:29
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if it's "ground surface water" - ie. water coming in from outside due to flooding - most often excluded - if you have water back up through sewer &
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JenBro
Sep 7, 09:33
Yes.
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Kim Pine
Sep 7, 09:32
Strangest. Pay-out. Ever. -- nm
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The Ruiner
Sep 7, 09:31
probably, yes -- nm
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tRuMaN
Sep 7, 09:30
believe so -- nm
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decline
Sep 7, 09:30
likely yes. nm -- nm
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groiny
Sep 7, 09:30
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