I don't know where to start (Hurricane Sandy Wreckage)

[mrsleeve]

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good to know, but NOT in NJ you dont fuck with NJ/NY gun laws you will go to prison

[kronus]

sleeve, this is a thread about the op's damages during hurricane sandy, not NJ gun laws.

op - fuck, that sucks. My parents are about 25 minutes from the shore so they fared a bit better. Hope your insurance comes through!

[Vedubin01]

on the insurance note, I hope most of these people had flood insurance. Because if not, many are in a world of hurt!

[Dermeister3]

on the insurance note, I hope most of these people had flood insurance. Because if not, many are in a world of hurt!

my family does for my house, but i can pretty much guarantee all the people on my street that flooded dont. The high water has never even been in the street before, much less 3 feet of it. FEMA may be able to cover some, but not all the damages :(

[FLG]

If you need any help please feel free to contact me. I'm in Brooklyn NY where things are generally fine. Will do whatever I can.

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[mrsleeve]

sleeve, this is a thread about the op's damages during hurricane sandy, not NJ gun laws.

op - fuck, that sucks. My parents are about 25 minutes from the shore so they fared a bit better. Hope your insurance comes through!

was I the one who brought it up??? Ummmm Nope

[Tanktheory]

on the insurance note, I hope most of these people had flood insurance. Because if not, many are in a world of hurt!

Worst part is, a lot of insurance companies have clauses that alter your policy in the event of a natural disaster. I heard some peoples deductibles that were $500 became %15 of their homes value.

[STAGGERED M3]

:( Sorry to see all this destruction. Stay strong and everything will work out just fine.

[Dermeister3]

Worst part is, a lot of insurance companies have clauses that alter your policy in the event of a natural disaster. I heard some peoples deductibles that were $500 became %15 of their homes value.

This is the worst.

But actually, SO FAR, the weather center (or whoever makes these rulings) is calling Sandy a Tropical somethingorother. So instead of a "hurricane" deductible of 15% of your house, it still may be the regular deductible. BUT, im sure that wont hold up. We'll see.

[F34R]

This happened twice to my area the last two years. I personally have been fine from where my house is located(up high on a hill). I volunteer my construction skills to help gut damaged houses.

Wishing you the best and praying for all of you.