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At least 178 tornadoes raked through 14 states on April 27th and 28th, making it the largest tornado outbreak in U.S. history, said the National Weather Service. For those who have lost their homes and have damaged property, you are not alone. We can all empathize with the destruction you have faced. Unfortunately, many of those victimized by the tornadoes had little or no insurance. Worth Ave. Group does provide protection for all natural disasters including flood, hurricane, tornado and lightning strikes.
1. What is covered? What items are covered and what perils are covered should be the first question you ask. This will ensure that you are obtaining the right policy for your needs. 2. What is not covered? Are there any Special Provisions? Policyholders often make the mistake of assuming. Never assume, always know. You must know what exclusions there are to the policy. This will help eliminate time wasted on filing a claim that is clearly not covered under the policy.
Let’s face it, insurance can often be confusing. When your insurance company recommends that you read your policy, people rarely do. They assume that the document will be hard to read. Often times, it is simple to understand. I highly recommend everyone read any type of policy you are considering obtaining before you pay the premium.
Yesterday AT&T and T-Mobile USA announced that they have reached an agreement where AT&T will acquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom for a approximately 39 billion dollars. The agreement will allow for both networks to improve the quality of their service for customers of both companies. The merger will happen quickly with all phases to be completed within the next year.
The future has always been fodder for movies and television. From Back to the Future, Star Wars, Star Trek, 1984, The Jetsons and Planet of the Apes, these have all predicted what life would be like in times to come. One theme is universal in these: Technology. We all can predict and expect that technology will rule the future.
The worlds best HD television manufacturers are amidst a war about who makes the better 3D technology tv. The rivalry, more like mudslinging during a presidential election, took a nasty turn this week. Tuesday, a Samsung executive reportedly called LG engineers “stupid.” In response, LG said Samsung had shown they were “losing it” by choosing to use abusive remarks to discredit the competition instead of letting their products speak for themselves.
1. Invest in a SmartPhone – Your SmartPhone can eliminate the need for a camera, iPod, e-Reader, GPS and maybe even a computer. Many phones do almost everything a computer can do.
Worth Ave. Group is your best choice for insurance. The chart speaks for itself. Have a look and you will see that Worth Ave. Group exceeds the competition in every way. And, Worth Ave. Group and its affiliate have been in business longer than any of the other companies. Since 1971, they have been the leader in personal property insurance. Choose the company you trust to insure your prized possessions!
Even though many consider the Apple iPhone to dominate the cell phone market, there are so many other phones that offer the same if not better features. If you are in the market for a cell phone, you have lots of choices. Here are the best phones of the 2010 year.
We have recently gotten several questions from customers regarding an ESN (electronic serial #) or a MEID# (mobile electronic Identifier). If you are unable to locate your serial number but do find the MEID number it is because the cell phone companies are changing the way they provide this number. We will accept the MEID number.