Good Sam extended service
I got a call this morning (half asleep) in response to my enquirees about this. Here is what I understand
Unit is a new TT worth about 30K currently covered by storage insurance.
1) pricing seems very reasonable I believe they quoted me $150 a year with a $500 deductable
2) covers replacement if it is written off or destroyed in a fire etc?
3) cover repair of problems like slide, fridge, etc
4) Does it cover leak damage?
5) Apparently I can suspend it temp with 30 days notice. An advantage since it will be in Mexico 4 months a year and not covered anyway, except by Mexican insurance
6) Apparently it is US residents only and I live most of the year in Canada, but I have a US mailbox (I live right on border), so they said that is OK.
Right now I have insurance on my current RV which does not cover things like appliances or leaks etc. It does cover if I write it off or a tree falls on it, etc. i pay pretty close to what Good Sam is quoting, so Good Sam seems like a much better deal. On both RV's I have to purchase liability from my regular insurer which in my case is ICBC.
Anyone that can provide more insight?
Unit is a new TT worth about 30K currently covered by storage insurance.
1) pricing seems very reasonable I believe they quoted me $150 a year with a $500 deductable
2) covers replacement if it is written off or destroyed in a fire etc?
3) cover repair of problems like slide, fridge, etc
4) Does it cover leak damage?
5) Apparently I can suspend it temp with 30 days notice. An advantage since it will be in Mexico 4 months a year and not covered anyway, except by Mexican insurance
6) Apparently it is US residents only and I live most of the year in Canada, but I have a US mailbox (I live right on border), so they said that is OK.
Right now I have insurance on my current RV which does not cover things like appliances or leaks etc. It does cover if I write it off or a tree falls on it, etc. i pay pretty close to what Good Sam is quoting, so Good Sam seems like a much better deal. On both RV's I have to purchase liability from my regular insurer which in my case is ICBC.
Anyone that can provide more insight?
