Renters insurance and TRIA

[Scrabo]

I went to the AOPA renter insurance website today, fill in the details for a
quote and noticed an 'option' called
Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA). It went on the say "Insurance
coverage for losses resulting from certain acts of terrorism: $5.00"



$5.00 - OK I thought but wait, it was not an option, the "Yes" check box was
already filled in but wait a moment, where was the 'No' reply to this
option.



Of course it was not there.



1. What is Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA) meant to do for me
as a renter

2. Does anyone else find it weird that someone that is presented to you as a
'option', really isn't a option.



$5 may not sound much but imagine $5 times the number of people 'forced' to
take TRIA on their renter insurance, someone is making easy money



Scrabo

[Jose]

> $5.00 - OK I thought but wait, it was not an option, the "Yes" check box was
> already filled in but wait a moment, where was the 'No' reply to this
> option.

Typically, if you click on the already checked box, it unchecks. Did
you try this?

Jose
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