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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (48965)	2/22/2006 8:59:08 PM
From: Tradelite	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Maybe I should be flattered that you consider my risk of being sued comparable to that of the Chevron Corporation. What in the heck are you up to, if you're so concerned about being sued for negligence? Can you not afford good legal representation? Come on, Elroy, stop getting personal and stick to the subject, which was insurance and insurance company policies in general, not tradelite's insurance or net worth.

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (48965)	2/23/2006 11:11:40 AM
From: kikogrey	Respond to of 306849

Slightly OT- Since we're on the topic of insurance, specifically homeowners, IMHO it's only good for a catastrophe, don't bother making a claim otherwise since you'll be cancelled and it's difficult to get coverage afterwards, esp. in California. We just had a plumbing slab leak and my plumber suggested repiping the house. All my bids so far (expensive $7-$10,000) move the plumbing into the attic. Anybody have experience with this, good or bad? It seemed like a good idea until yesterday I spoke with a city official who says he's seen some nightmares with attic plumbing. I am "self-insuring" on this one.