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11-14-2006, 07:12 AM

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At what point do you insure your cards?

Posted By: steve f

In regards to the recent larcenies and recent SMR/SCD vintage value changes, I'm certain many of us here are on the verge of stepping up to DEFCON III... Because I'm in constant upgrade mode, I don't have an insurance rider, but do have aggressive doggies, alarm sys, safe and a top-notch town PD.

Also, and best (and worst) of all, lucky to live in a high-suspicion/low-crime area with many nosey retirees (from the city) around during the day.

Comfort level is good, though if I still lived back in Boston, these measures would be a joke. Apartments were hit regularly and never was merchandise recovered.

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