Well. it took me a week, but I've finally started getting the house back in order, so 3 rooms down, just one more to go. For the past week, I just wasn't mentally ready to clean up the place, so I let things stay messy until last night. The side benefit of cleaning up is that I found an uncashed paycheck from 3 months ago. So that was a nice bonus.
Your positive attitude amazes me! That's the best way to do it though. Is the equipment list on your Patcave site current? If so you could use the web.archive.org site save from before the robbery to help prove your claim to the adjuster.
I was amazed at how grossly out-of-date my equipment list is at the moment (like 6 years out-of-date), but I've been able to cobble together a lot of receipts, cancelled checks, etc. for my upcoming claim.
Sorry to hear, Pat. Just saw this from your other thread about buying the Vizio to replace your lost Panny.
If it makes you feel any better, I probably didn't fair much better on Christmas Eve either as our excellent condition 2005 Saturn (w/ just ~16K miles on it) got practically totalled by a hit-and-run driver while the car was parked near/outside my sister's house :frowning: -- and we didn't even realize it until after the police came and did their work and towed the car away (leaving us thinking our car got stolen at first). Fortunately, there were witnesses to the whole incident (including one pedestrian who got hit though w/ no serious injuries AFAIK), and a nice cab driver apparently even chased down the hit-and-run vehicle to catch the license plate before he/she could get away w/ it. Apparently, the hit-and-run vehicle (reportedly a 2x4 truck) is a company vehicle, so now, we're dealing w/ their insurance company on the matter.
But despite the hassle (and the $$$ lost), the most important thing remains that none of us got hurt (and the one injured pedestrian apparently wasn't hurt too badly). These sorts of things can happen to any of us (even though we usually only read about them, not actually experience them for ourselves), so it's good that we at least come out of them relatively unscathed if/when they do happen...
Anyway, hope everything works out just fine for you, Pat...
It would really not be a nice feeling to lose your possessions... But more importantly, id feel uneasy in my own home for myself and my family (If I had one).
I dunno....anybody that doesn't notice a missing paycheck probably has waaaaayyy too much money anyway and shouldn't even be bothering those poor souls at the insurance company
I would first suspect the crews of people who went through his house to fix the water damage. Given the construction economy it would not be a stretch to say that some builders are out of work and have turned to less reputable pursuits.