PLEASE HELP! Camera insurance/serial number issue.. Family help.. HELP.?

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PLEASE HELP! Camera insurance/serial number issue.. Family help.. HELP.?

Answer 1

They are things that can only be discovered after hundreds and hundreds of trials. And of course, strict restriction needs to be in place. However, because the basis of science is always changing due to new discoveries, we need to also have sympathy to the drug company as well. They are not miracle makers, they only try to make profits by selling something that they "think" might help other people. Imagine the world without antibiotics and other medication, how many people would have to die? If we agree that science can be changed, the drug company might not have an excuse of increasing medication prices because of law suit.Also if we look at any other area that has used the socialist system it has bogged down and failed to live up to its Utopian promise. No system is perfect but open and free market is the best out there.

Answer 2

You are going to have to come clean. Tell your dad you saved up some money and bought a new camera. Tell him you want to be responsible and have him put the insurance on the new camera. The insurance company needs the modle and serial number to cover it.



Unless you want to contact the insurance agent directly and tell the agent to add the new camera to your insurance. Make sure you have a "personal articles policy" or "PAP" for short so it covers what you need.

Answer 3

No problem - uh, unless the y require a receipt for the camera or the camera gets broken or stolen, and you can't provide the reciept with the correct info to claim the insurance. What do you think he will say then?



The first step to getting out a hole is to stop digging. Either refuse the insurance or come clean. Nothing comes good from lies, as I think you are finding out.

Answer 4

The only way out is to come clean with your dad or you will be digging yourself deeper into the do-do.

Answer 5

You'll have an issue if someone steals your camera. If no one steals the camera, ever, there won't be a problem.



Otherwise . . . filing a false police report (wrong camera) is punishable by jail time.