Friday, June 21, 2013
7 Weirdest insurance
1. Mustache Merv Hughes
Player kriket Merv Hughes insured his mustache for $ 370,000. While playing in the Australian national cricket team from 1985-1994, Merv Hughesmengeluarkan about $ 370,000 policy on his trademark walrus mustache, which combined with his 6'4 "physique and outstanding playing ability, making him one of the most recognized in the world of cricket.
2. Virgin Assurance
Three brothers insure virginity for 1 million pounds. An Essex insurance company has canceled what may be the most bizarre insurance policy in Britain. In the policy, the three brothers in the highlands of Scotland, which apparently is a member of a "Christian club", has insured their virginity for 1 million. His brother had to pay 100 every year since 2000. If they have obtained payment, they stand to receive $ 1 million. The policy was apparently canceled partly because of complaints from the Catholic Church, which looks bad on concepts that are not legitimate
3. Wine taster insured his nose for $ 8 million
After years spent worrying about losing the most valuable business asset, Ilja Gort does not have to worry anymore, his nose insured to the teeth. Dutch wine producer has danindra nasal olfactory insured for five million euros (4 million) olehLloyd's of London. The insurance policy states that he might not participate in winter sports, boxing or kebakaranbernapas. He should not be working as a knife thrower's assistant; iatidak may become pregnant and he should not commit suicide.
4.Insuring food critic tongue Worth $ 300,000
In 1993, renowned food critic Egon Ronay worldwide 250,000 ($ 353,775) insurance policy in lidahmpaknya canceled in part because of complaints from the Catholic Church, which looks bad on concepts that are not legitimate.
5. Foot Ronaldo Assurance By $ 144 juta
that if you still have something valuable you insure it? Well, in some soccer news Real Madrid announced that they have insured their new star player Cristiano Ronaldo feet, for approximately $ 144 million
6. Harvey Lowe The winner Yo-Yo in world assurance yourhand by $ 150,000
Representing the Cheerio Yo-Yo Company of Canada, 13 years old Harvey Lowe won the 1932World Yo-Yo championships in London and toured Europe from 1932 to 1935. She even taught Edward VIII, Prince of Wales, how to yo-yo. Lowe was so valuable to Cheerio that the company insured his hands for $ 150,000!
7. Coffee taster has a tongue insurance for $ 14 million
Costa Coffee's Coffee taster, Gennaro Pelliccia has a tongue insured for $ 14 million dollars. Pelliccia has enjoyed dozens ribukopi style, and through the tongue is able to see the difference. "The taste buds of a Master of Coffee are as important as the vocal chords of a singer or the legs of a top model, and this is one of the biggest single insurance policies taken out for one person," said a spokesman for Lloyd's broker Glencairn Limited, which regulate insurance
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