How do I uptain insurance just for myself to work on the locals computers and/or electronical devices?
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check the yellow pages for Independent Insurance Brokers or Agents- they represent many different liability insurors- check under general insurance or liability insurance not life or auto ins-that should do the trick for you- good luck to you !!
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http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/\n\nGreat place to start.
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call the dept of labor in your area .. they'll set you straight.... on long island you would get a "home improvment license" it would also require liability insurance and a token test and fee.
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try:\nhttp://www.healthinsurancesavings.com/newppc/self.asp?app=over&tc=insurance+self+employed\nor:\n\nhttp://www.mccarthy-ins.com/\nThe National Association for the Self-Employed is the nation's leading resource for the Self-Employed and micro-businesses owners.\nFrom our nation's Capitol to "Main Street USA" the National Association for the Self-Employed helps its members through the power of large numbers. Let me show you how the power of over 200,000 NASE members can work for you, too.\n\n\nProfessional Liability Insurance for Today's Business Environment go to:\nhttp://www.spiris.com/professional-liability-insurance.htm\nBecause today's technologically-advanced and increasingly-global business environment creates many new risks, we analyze your business and its potential professional liabilities from many angles, including risks through patent violations, third-party vendor outsourcing, and intellectual property infringement.
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Adevertise in as many places as possible for as cheap as possible.  Sponsor local sports teams.  Get a business card ad in the church calender. Get registered in the InsureMyLife.org directory.
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You can purchase insurance for this as part of your business owners policy.  Contact your insurance agent
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computers\ntelecom\nbusiness admin
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Check with your insurance company - it should be covered.
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Try one of the computer/techie shows in your area, there are some great deals there.
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Assuming you're running Windows XP, you could run mmc and adding the group policy snap-in. Then you can modify your local group policies.
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I had to do the same thing so get online and go to: \nesurance.com\nthey are totally based off the web and they are very dependable, and trustworthy.
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I am a MCSE and A+ ceritfied Tech, and run my own in home business also, the best advice I can give is check out in the area how many people are doing out calls.\n\nWe have a few people in town that are doing in-home repairs and tech work along with a few small computer dealers, my work is with small business and friends doing software upgrades, small repairs and network installations.\n\nSee if people you know are interested in allowing you to do clean ups in there systems, most people when the computer starts to run slow have no idea of the way to free up space and memory, that is where you come in, set an hourly rate and be flexible, the more work you get the better, and if a small computer store is looking for a tech look to that to supplement your income.\n\nI do 3-5 things a month but I am on a disability and can only work so much, but first see what is out there and then make your decision to see if the market needs a  person like yourself to fill that gap.\n\nOh and don't take the first respondants comments to heart, some people don't have anything better to do.
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better go for commerce taking computer as ur optional
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There is a company called Electric Insurance.  www.electricinsurance.com\nI would not recommend them as they do not offer local agencies.  You'll be stuck with a 1-800 number.
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If you are interested in businesses using your services (not sure if you meant business or personal--just "insurance" is kind of vague --lot to choose from there! Agent? Adjuster? Broker? etc...), you need to make sure that they get to know your name and face. Visit often...Take them a basket of home-baked goodies along with some business cards. Send birthday and holiday cards to business owners you are trying to "woo". Gain their friendship AND their trust. You'd be surprised how much business you can get for yourself, using a little bit of old-fashioned values!\nThere are also some great networking groups (nationwide!) that you can join...some are free and others have a membership fee that varies --check with your local Chamber of Commerce and they should be able to point you in the right direction.\nWhatever you choose to do, I wish you much business and the best of luck!
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call your local agency
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For a company that is not reputable, the offer of additional insurance is basically a scam to get the workers a “tip.”\nIf you have witnesses to their mishandling of you items, you might go to small claims court and get some additional compensation, but without independent witnesses, you will probably loose the case.