Lost my lens / worst day ever

[saglik]

It's not my house insurance is a dedicated photography policy with public liability and professional indemnity included

Did you speak to your insurers?
Hope they would cover it.

 

[Kevin O'Brian]

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[dejongj]

Oops s*** day op, but hey look on the bright side, you'll likely to be ok now for the next 7 years. For the rest of us it can happen tomorrow.

Ps. Naturally that is not guaranteed, bad luck could strike again tomorrow.

 

[dennisbray]

£700 down the drain.

 

[Ed Sutton]

Worst day ever? There's nothing worse than forum pedants.

 

[dejongj]

Worst day ever? There's nothing worse than forum pedants.

Really? Learn to ignore them and you'll notice many more worse things but also lots of beautiful lovely people.

 

[Ed Sutton]

Really? Learn to ignore them and you'll notice many more worse things but also lots of beautiful lovely people.

 

[graycbr]

:arghh: I feel for you pal

 

[GR3Z]

Update: all sorted now, lens replaced insurance paid out minus £150 excess

 

[Blank_Canvas]

Als well that ends well then.

 

[andyred]

Update: all sorted now, lens replaced insurance paid out minus £150 excess

That's good news, now enjoy your replacement and don't leave it lying around

 

[lukey1965]

 

[Mitzyboy]

Im sure you may know this already, but you know you can register your camera & lenses on Lenstag?
https://www.lenstag.com/

Ive got all my stuff registered on there with serial numbers and can hit one button to report it stolen / lost