Hi all, this is the first month of catapultpgh, a coworking space in
pittsburgh, and I want to take out an insurance plan, incase anyone's
stuff gets stolen. All these companies are telling me that they will
only insure owners and employees of a company, which would mean that
each person would have
We (Workantile) don't insure members' property, only the property that
belongs to the company. We also carry liability insurance so in case
someone is injured we are insured. Liability insurance is required by our
lease.
Your members probably have insurance of their own covering their property.
If
Thanks for the response. I think I might end up taking this route,
seems reasonable actually.
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 4:26 PM, Tom Brandt wrote:
> We (Workantile) don't insure members' property, only the property that
> belongs to the company. We also carry liability insurance so in case someone
>
Congrats on the launch of catapultpgh, Elliot!
To Tom's point, general liability insurance is a pretty standard place to
start. We just launched a new insurance benefit for Loosecubes Hosts that
we're super excited about. The (free) Loosecubes Host Protection Policy
provides a $50,000 property dam
wow, that is a seriously smart idea. Less concern for us for these random
walk-ins.
Jerome
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On Feb 3, 2012, at 3:02 PM, A
Bingo. Peace of mind and a happier experience for all is the goal!
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:04 PM, Jerome Chang wrote:
> wow, that is a seriously smart idea. Less concern for us for these random
> walk-ins.
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> Jerome
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> "work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
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Anna,
That's pretty neat. Our insurer really didn't want to insure our members'
property.
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:02 PM, Anna Thomas wrote:
> Congrats on the launch of catapultpgh, Elliot!
>
> To Tom's point, general liability insurance is a pretty standard place to
> start. We just launched a
could you tell me more about this?
so if say all of my members registered through loosecubes, all of them
would have insurance on their stuff again theft and damage?
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:02 PM, Anna Thomas wrote:
> Congrats on the launch of catapultpgh, Elliot!
>
> To Tom's point, general li
Sure thing. Quick point of clarification -- the Host Protection Policy
currently covers the host's property only (e.g. your whiteboard, MacBook,
carpet, etc.), not the coworker's property -- at least for now.
So, for any of your members that book through Loosecubes, you'll be
protected in the unli
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