Full Value Protection Sample Clauses

Full Value Protection. This option provides for the lost or damaged items based on current replacement value at the time of loss or damage, up to the value declared by you. You may be charged for this coverage. NOTICE: Coverage for loss or damage is limited to the Actual Cash Value of losses up to the amount of $20,000 unless the gratuity (optional) Not to Exceed TOTAL DUE Xxxxxxx signing this Agreement inserts in the space below, in his or her own handwriting, another value. You may be charged for coverage provided other than 60 cents per pound per article. Shipper hereby releases the entire shipment to a value not exceeding $ (to be completed by shipper signing below) VALUATION OPTIONS Initial your Choice Basic - 60 cents/lb/article Actual Cash Value Full Value no additional charge $ per $100 $ per $100 916Movers inc is not liable for any damages caused by the installation or disassembly of appliances including, but not limited to water/gas lines, water/fire damage to home etc. X It is agreed that this document, which includes the conditions printed on the back, shall be binding and valid. Shipper’s Signature X Carrier’s Received by Consignee X Notice: Please inspect your goods promptly. Claims for any loss or damage must be filed with the Carrier in writing Signature Release of Liabilty for unboxed items/tv’s X IMPORTANT NOTICE The quoted rates are believed to be in accordance with the rates prescribed by the California Public Utilities Commission as published in its Maximum Rate Tariff 4, and are to be applied to the number of hours involved in providing service, subject to the designated minimum provisions, unless in conflict with the rates and regulations of that tariff. Copies of the tariff are open for public inspection at the Commissioner’s offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles, and at the offices of 916MOVERS inc. Unless it is specifically and clearly indicated in the Agreement for Moving Services, the NOT TO EXCEED PRICE does not include charges for any accessorial services which may be requested or provided, or for which rates are provided in Maximum Rate Tariff 4. This means that unless it is specifically and clearly stated, the NOT TO EXCEED PRICE does not include charges for service including, but not limited to, appliance servicing, disassembly or reassembly of articles, flight or long carry charges, rigging, hoisting, lowering or elevator charges, shuttle charges, light and bulky article charges, split pick-up and/or delivery charges, storage-in-transit or st...
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Full Value Protection. This option provides for recovery for lost or damaged items based on current replacement value at the time of loss or damage, up to the total dollar amount of valuation declared by shipper. You may be charged for coverage provided under this option. NOTICE: Coverage for loss and damage is limited to the Actual Cash Value of losses up to the amount of $20,000 unless the shipper signing this contract selects another value. You may be charged for coverage provided other than $0.60 per pound per article. Minimum purchase requirement if you elect to purchase valuation is N/A or $6 of valuation per pound of shipment weight, whichever is greater. VALUATION OPTIONS TRANSPORTATION RATES STORAGE RATES Basic: $0.60 Per Pound Per Article No additional charge Not applicable Actual Cash Value $0.95 per $100 $0.30 per $100 Full Value Protection - No deductible $1.82 per $100 $0.60 per $100 Full Value Protection - $250 deductible $0.57 per $100 $0.18 per $100 Full Value Protection - $500 deductible $0.32 per $100 $0.10 per $100 9/21/2 Basic: $0.60 Per Pound Per Article Option Unless Additional Coverage is selected by the shipper . . . the default coverage is . . .Basic: $0.60 Per Pound Per Article Customer sign Date - Issuance of Agreement for Moving Services CONSUMER PROTECTION AND/OR WAIVERS (PART 3 OF 3) The Bureau requires that an "Agreement for Moving Services" be issued to you by the carrier three days or more in advance of the move. An exception to this requirement is where the arrangement to move occurs on short notice less than 3 days). You may also choose to waive this requirement entirely, at any time prior to the move. BY SIGNING I ACKNOWLEDGE I FULLY READ AND AGREE TO THE ABOVE. - Customer sign Date Important Notice About Your Move IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU ONLY AGREE TO A "NOT TO EXCEED" AMOUNT THAT YOU THINK IS A PROPER AND REASONABLE FEE FOR THE SERVICES YOU ARE REQUESTING. THE "NOT TO EXCEED" AMOUNT THIS MOVER IS REQUESTING IS Not To Exceed per quote TO PERFORM THE FOLLOWINGSERVICES: Moving of items listed within the pre move "Rate Quotation" or "Booking Confirmation" or "Shipper Inventory", from the origin address(es) as listed, to the destination address(es) as listed. The "Not To Exceed" amount is only for the items and services as listed. Unless specifically itemized within the pre move "Rate Quotation" or "Booking Confirmation", the "Not To Exceed" price DOES NOT INCLUDE the following: cartons or materials, carton packing labor, long carries over...
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