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Re: insurance - ukPosted by Lynn on May 3, 2001 at 19:20:25: In reply to: Re: insurance - uk posted by mark on May 2, 2001 at 13:11:45: Ok - here's the address :- Alpha Insurance Brokers, 208 CrestComplex, Courteney Road, Gillingham, Kent ME8 ORX. It cost me £131 but that was for £5,000,000 public liability which I had to get for my beach concession. Last year I had £1,000,000 public liability and it was a lot cheaper. It is specifically for Henna Body Art, not tattooists. I rang round a lot when I was starting out, most wouldn't cover me, or quoted really high prices because they thought it was tattooing. Hope that helps. : : : i'm just interested to know what type of insurance other uk : artists : : : have and which company they use. There are so many to choose from : : : it's quite mind boggling : : : : So many? I couldn't find even one. Well, not one that was willing : to : : quote a reasonable price for an activity they'd never even heard of. : : : : Actually, to be fair, I found one place, who were very helpful. But : : the policy they sent was targeted at alternative medicine, : : acupuncture and the like, so it wasn't really possible to fill the : : application form in. : : : : By this stage it was too far into the season to bother with getting : : any, so I didn't. Now that we're into May though, I'm also on the : : look out for a decent insurance policy at a reasonable price (e.g. : : not more than £80). : : : : Any offers or suggestions anyone? : : : : I know US people have mentioned some sort of artistic events cover : : that is available for booths at ren faires and the like, but I've : not : : found anything similar over here. : : : : Cheers, Jeremy (who's wondering why it is still so COLD when it's : May : : already) : : For events use the events & leisure insurance companies....you can : usually find these if you look up brokers and ask them for events : insurance brokers although if memory serves me correct one is based : on the Isle of Wight. : : Otherwise there is some posts about this in the archives between Lynn : and I......i have the address of a company that will insure henna : artists for quite reasonable rates. : : Lynn will no doubt post the addy before i find it ;) : : Problem you face is that it is counted as tattooing....which is a big : no no.....if in doubt ask a tatooist!!! they will have insurance and : go through the same company.....otherwise you have had it no company : or brokers will not touch you at all.
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