State Farm insurance update

[Appalachian Aerials]

They should only cancel the policy if they pay out the limit (i.e. the Mavic is a total loss). Otherwise it should stay enforce the entire policy period. To my knowledge SF does not really have anything in place to repair Mavics.

State Farm, based on my experience, will likely just take your word for it as to what needs to be done, and just pay you enough money to cover whatever you say you're going to do.

 

[Appalachian Aerials]

im getting the SF insurance for peace of mind. i already have dji care refresh BUT am i still leery in flying my used to Spark and now MA to the max for fear of a FLY-AWAY or my drone dropping dead on water... maybe this mindset will change if i already have SF insurance on board.. im just a MURPHYS law magnet. lol..

Just keep in mind that if you crash, you may want to do to the Refresh FIRST. Refresh, as you know, won't cover any accident where you can't recover the drone. In my case, I would have been better of paying an extra $200 (roughly) for a collision damage but keeping the option of no-recovery insurance, instead of getting free service but losing my no-recovery insurance.

 

[Gblock]

Just talked with my SF agent and he said yes $60 a year for PAP on the drone, BUT SF will not cover it if you are making money when you crashed/loss the drone...personal use only.

 

[ROBERTNCREST]

Just talked with my SF agent and he said yes $60 a year for PAP on the drone, BUT SF will not cover it if you are making money when you crashed/loss the drone...personal use only.

Good to know that. thanks

 

[Texasbeachbum]

Yes mine is in 100 ft of salt water and was paid the same day I reported it

Got a letter from SF today they are cancelling my policy because I filled a claim.

 

[Elton Hammonds]

Got a letter from SF today they are cancelling my policy because I filled a claim.

At least you got the check for a new drone, right? [emoji3][emoji3]

 

[Texasbeachbum]

At least you got the check for a new drone, right? [emoji3][emoji3]

Yes for the older one. I still have a Mavic Pro and RE goggles insured with them.