If you don't pay the premium the policy will be cancelled.
If you don't pay the premium the policy will be cancelled.
If you don't pay the premium the policy will be cancelled.
If you don't pay the premium the policy will be cancelled.
If you don't pay the premium the policy will be cancelled.
You are still responsible for paying for the item. If you fail to pay for the item, your eBay account may be suspended.
An insurance policy actually protects the policyholder's financial interests in the insured item, not the insured item itself. The insurer holds the balance of power in the creation of an insurance policy. Ambiguities in contracts of adhesion often favor the insured. The concept of utmost good faith only applies to the insured.
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At least as long as you have the item(s) insured.
9980, got to inspect element (has to be a free item though) and type in where it says my item
You cannot pass on your premium membership to someone else, but you can buy (for $5) a premium membership item in tf2 and then trade it to someone (or you could give them $2.5 and tell them to buy any item of that value, for example a key. This will also make them premium and it is cheaper to do). Making a TF2 account premium will not affect your steam account. To make someones steam account premium, gift them any game that isn't free to play.
the supply of the item will decrease
The individual taxpayer that is buying the item pays the use tax on that item when it is purchased.
Yes, it is legal and can occur in some rare situations when the iten being insured is of a low monetary value. As an exapmle, If you wanted to insure a 30 teddy bear. The actual premium may only be a few dollars but most Insurance policies also have an associated policy production fee with property coverage policies that can be anywhere from 30 dollars to 100 dollars as well as what are referred to as minimum premium. Your state also wil generally have premium tax and fees that must be attached to your policy. Resultingly one could wind up paying anywhere from 50 to a couple of hundred dollars to insure that 30 dollar item.
One essential element of insurance is to shift the risk of loss of the insured item from the client to the insurer. Other essential elements include the insurer being open to a significant loss, distributing the risk over a number of policies held by the insurer, and the premium paid by the client to the insurer.
what do you think happens if no one bids on an item