Restate the question please. If you are sponsored getting new racquetballs shouldn't be a problem. If not, you're going to have to purchase some new racquetballs if yours are no good.
If you are referring to their guarantee, in the past I took them back to the sports store I bought my can from. Some willingly gave me a new can of balls, other times they had no idea what to do. It has been awhile since I tried.
No.
most parts
Racquetballs
No, they are hollow with air in the center.
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100
There are 144 racquet balls in a gross
yes - you are given the depreciated amount up front - you need to make replacement and spend above the depreciated amount to make a supplementary claim for the actual replacement cost amount. this protects the insurer from overpaying the claim
Yes, he did. One of them was "History of the Claim of the Texas Cherokees."
Depending on the type of claim, you should be able to acquire replacement coverage even with the claim being open. The claim payee will be determined by when the claim happened.
they will only change the ball if it breaks
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