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BobbyBobBob | 16:21 Thu 17th Jan 2013 | Insurance
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Just wondering............I've accumulated a few different gadgets, electronic items of value over the years and thought if they get lost or stolen I'd be screwed as it took a while to save up for them.

These would be covered under our home insurance but a few of the items were bought on eBay and the transaction history is no longer there to prove the purchase.

How would I prove that these were owned? I hear these insurers can be very funny when it comes to claiming and unless you've got all kinds of proof they don't pay out.

I was looking at extra individual gadget cover but realised there's no point if I have home insurance........ Just would like to know a way of proving I own them.

Touch wood, they are actually fine and in my possession still........i'm just curious

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Interesting question Bobby and makes me wonder what percentage of items I'd have receipts for too. Even those bought in the traditional manner have lost connection with their receipts a long time ago now.
Take photos of them all and write down the serial numbers.
Register your items on Immobolise - recommended by all police forces:
http://www.immobilise.com/
Log the serial numbers etc where available - every gadget has one.

Take a photo of the item with an identifier - such as yourself. I have good photos of all my valuables.

Keep receipts. If you have a scanner, make a scanned record on your pc.

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