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I had a state farm personal articles police about 10 years ago for my phantom 4

I filed a fly away claim and after they paid it out, i received a letter saying my policy was cancelled Once my mavic 4 pro arrives i am going to reach out to them again and see what happens We all know how excessive the rules are about what counts as commercial operation in the drone realm Using your own drone to inspect your own roof counts as commercial But i wanted to get my new fpv insured (the dji policy is way too expensive), so i checked with the local state farm agent. State farm for 50 bucks a year is the way to go ,i understand allstate has a plan can't speak for them ,i have used state farm more than once ,they rock do you have to have homeowner's insurance from them to get the personal articles policy as well?

Currently, i personally believe a stand alone insurance policy from state farm is the best option If you want to do a quick search on this forum, there are numerous threads on the topic including the pros and cons. Has anyone had any experience with the allstate protection plans that are offered with ebay purchases, with drones or similar products Other options are shown in the figure. State farm pap policy was a good thing for me Just to be clear this policy is not a drone policy it is a personal article's policy and it covers things like jewelry and other personal belongings.

It is not covered by care/refresh and don't want to cash in the state farm coverage (as they cancel with one claim and my mavic 2 pro is on that same policy)

If an independent, please tell me which one you've had good experience with. I would ditch both best buy and dji's plan, and go for state farm drone insurance For $79/year, your mavic 3 is covered for all damage scenario (including fly away) with zero deductible. I keep seeing people mention state farm drone insurance but when i call the local state farm agent they tell me state farm does not sell drone insurance Mike thanks for pointing that out. And if you have several drones, including any expensive ones, you might want to investigate a blanket policy or homeowner's extension from a company like state farm click to expand.good advise, however, state farm and home owner's do not cover commercial use

And those with the m3 pro will most likely be 107 and used commerically.