Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:
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XS11E wrote:
>
> Your insurance should cover it, if not you should consider changing
> your policy to add coverage. Many companies will cover glass breakage
> with no deductable.

 

Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:
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XS11E wrote:
>
> Your insurance should cover it, if not you should consider changing
> your policy to add coverage. Many companies will cover glass breakage
> with no deductable.

 

Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:
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XS11E wrote:
>
> Your insurance should cover it, if not you should consider changing
> your policy to add coverage. Many companies will cover glass breakage
> with no deductable.

 

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ashnic@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm very much a non-expert on all things Jeep (the horror, I know) and
> a 21-year old girl, so please be kind as I ask this dumb question!
>
> My 98 XJ Sport got broken into yesterday - they broke the front
> passenger side window completely out, stole the radio, and busted off
> the rearview mirror. I can definitely fix the mirror and radio myself
> (will have to check it out to see if I can just pop the front panel
> back on, but I was hoping you fine people would be able to tell me what
> to expect in going somewhere to get my window replaced.
>
> How much is it reasonable to expect it to cost? Are there any specific
> questions I should ask? Basically, what does a not-great-with-cars girl
> need to know when taking her car in to get the automatic window
> replaced?
>
> Thanks a ton,
> Ashley

 

Bummer! http://www.----------.com/frontdoor.pdf
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ashnic@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm very much a non-expert on all things Jeep (the horror, I know) and
> a 21-year old girl, so please be kind as I ask this dumb question!
>
> My 98 XJ Sport got broken into yesterday - they broke the front
> passenger side window completely out, stole the radio, and busted off
> the rearview mirror. I can definitely fix the mirror and radio myself
> (will have to check it out to see if I can just pop the front panel
> back on, but I was hoping you fine people would be able to tell me what
> to expect in going somewhere to get my window replaced.
>
> How much is it reasonable to expect it to cost? Are there any specific
> questions I should ask? Basically, what does a not-great-with-cars girl
> need to know when taking her car in to get the automatic window
> replaced?
>
> Thanks a ton,
> Ashley

 

Bummer! http://www.----------.com/frontdoor.pdf
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

ashnic@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm very much a non-expert on all things Jeep (the horror, I know) and
> a 21-year old girl, so please be kind as I ask this dumb question!
>
> My 98 XJ Sport got broken into yesterday - they broke the front
> passenger side window completely out, stole the radio, and busted off
> the rearview mirror. I can definitely fix the mirror and radio myself
> (will have to check it out to see if I can just pop the front panel
> back on, but I was hoping you fine people would be able to tell me what
> to expect in going somewhere to get my window replaced.
>
> How much is it reasonable to expect it to cost? Are there any specific
> questions I should ask? Basically, what does a not-great-with-cars girl
> need to know when taking her car in to get the automatic window
> replaced?
>
> Thanks a ton,
> Ashley

 

"L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in
news:449B23D1.D0C6B9A9@***.net:

> Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:

Not for glass breakage, that's 0 deductable on many policies or if it
isn't it's usually much less than the regular comprehensive deductable.

 

"L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in
news:449B23D1.D0C6B9A9@***.net:

> Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:

Not for glass breakage, that's 0 deductable on many policies or if it
isn't it's usually much less than the regular comprehensive deductable.

 

"L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in
news:449B23D1.D0C6B9A9@***.net:

> Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:

Not for glass breakage, that's 0 deductable on many policies or if it
isn't it's usually much less than the regular comprehensive deductable.

 

Nope, not with mine, I've asked many times, to double check that it
may be under some sort of safety thingie, with each car a rock has
caught my windshields. Is your car fully covered for under three hundred
a years? What is the name of your insurer?
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XS11E wrote:
>
> "L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in
> news:449B23D1.D0C6B9A9@***.net:
>
> > Except some of us go with a five hundred deductible:
>
> Not for glass breakage, that's 0 deductable on many policies or if it
> isn't it's usually much less than the regular comprehensive deductable.