Earthquakes and OK, a few links in the big forums... and a poll

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Rare Earthquake Warning Issued for Central Oklahoma (5.0 magnitude plus) the article is here. And, Researchers warn Oklahoma: Upswing in mild tremors could mean bigger quake coming with the article here.

Which leads me to a question: Do you have earthquake insurance?

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[beemer27]

1. Yes

A few years back I experienced my first earthquake. It was very mild, but did wake my wife and I early in the morning. Our house is in northeast Oklahoma, and we were not expecting earthquakes here. We had moved from Wisconsin 16 years ago, and expected tornadoes, but not earthquakes. After reading about fracking, and doing a little research on the subject, insurance seemed to be a good idea. When we checked with out agent, we learned that adding earthquake insurance to our policy was not very expensive. The coverage can not be purchased right after a major quake, so if you are interested, check it out now, before we start getting more. This is just my personal opinion, so take it for what it is worth.

[yesphan]

2. I would appreciate it if

Devon, Chesapeake, Sand Ridge, etc., would pool some money to buy all the residents of OK quake insurance.