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Old 25 Dec 2006, 20:08 (Ref:1799122)   #1
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Is it worth claiming on the insurance?

My Nikon 300mm f4 is a cool lens, I've had a couple of years, and it's never let me down.

That said, it's taking a fair few knocks over that time, it's taped together, the tripod colour doesn't work (can't rotate it), and various other scrapes and knocks.

I want to get it repaired really, I'm considering a new lens, and the lens is insured. Is it worth getting it done under the insurance? That way it shouldn't cost me much, and hopefully it will then be in a condition to sell if I decide to.
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Have you damaged it or are you just trying to claim for wear and tear?
Is the lens insured for wear and tear?
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Yes, I've damaged it. It's been dropped more times than I care to remember.
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I suppose it depends on your excess, your increased premiums and what you expect to get for it S/H. What are they new, £8-£900ish?
Just weigh up if you think it is worth it and if the insurance company will even pay out.
Don't forget that once you put a claim in, even if they don't pay you face increased premiums and losing any bonus you may have.
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