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sinkingfeeling

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9. They also are limited to $5000 if the whole container

Reply to Xipe Totec (Reply #3)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 02:34 PM

Mar 2020

is destroyed in a wreck during transport, fire, or natural disasters. That's the part I'm concerned about and am seeking additional insurance coverage.

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Has anyone used PODS for a move? Did you read their contract? [View all] sinkingfeeling Mar 2020 OP

No. But please report in as much detail as possible what you find out... hlthe2b Mar 2020 #1

We used a similar system once. It worked out fine. LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #2

Yes, kept my stuff in storage for 2 years Xipe Totec Mar 2020 #3

+1 padah513 Mar 2020 #5

They also are limited to $5000 if the whole container sinkingfeeling Mar 2020 #9

If I remember correctly, my renter's insurance covered it. I kept the policy going. Xipe Totec Mar 2020 #10

Yes, we used them to move from Dallas. Left stuff on trailer for a couple of months Hestia Mar 2020 #4

We used one when we moved, a couple of years ago. calimary Mar 2020 #6

That is what most people don't realize 2naSalit Mar 2020 #8

I would imagine that would be because they woodsprite Mar 2020 #7