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Posted By: warshawlaw
Not all policies will cover cards sold to others. Some will cover you for occasional sales but not for a business. You need to check with your agent and get a written response to your inquiry (so they can be held liable for negligence if they misinform you). Your safest bet is likely to be business inventory insurance for the cards. |
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