interesting quote from Alpine warranty
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I was reading the Alpine limited warranty...here is one of the things that is not covered...
"Damage caused by act of God, including without
limitation, earthquake, fire, flood, storms or other acts of
nature."
I was surprised by the wording
"Damage caused by act of God, including without
limitation, earthquake, fire, flood, storms or other acts of
nature."
I was surprised by the wording
This phrase is in just about every warranty/insurance liability rundown. The wording is kinda interesting I guess, but that's basically them saying that they aren't going to repair stuff if nature breaks it.
A lot also have acts of war clauses too. Like if your Z is run over by a tank they don't have to cover it. Or hit by a mortar. Or shot by a German. Or a Korean.
A lot also have acts of war clauses too. Like if your Z is run over by a tank they don't have to cover it. Or hit by a mortar. Or shot by a German. Or a Korean.
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Originally Posted by cheshirecat79
This phrase is in just about every warranty/insurance liability rundown. The wording is kinda interesting I guess, but that's basically them saying that they aren't going to repair stuff if nature breaks it.
A lot also have acts of war clauses too. Like if your Z is run over by a tank they don't have to cover it. Or hit by a mortar. Or shot by a German. Or a Korean.
A lot also have acts of war clauses too. Like if your Z is run over by a tank they don't have to cover it. Or hit by a mortar. Or shot by a German. Or a Korean.
so if a terrorist bombed some area, and my car was there, insurance wouldn't cover that?
haha...thats reassuring...
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