IELTS Listening · Cam 8
Cam8 - Test 2 - Part 1
Good morning. Total Insurance. Judy speaking, how may I help you?
Level: B1 · 90 sentences
Transcript
- Good morning. Total Insurance.
- Judy speaking, how may I help you?
- I recently shipped my belongings from overseas back here to Australia
- and I took out insurance with your company.
- Some items were damaged during the move so I need to make a claim.
- What do I have to do?
- Okay, well first I need to get a few details about this.
- Can you give me your name please?
- Yes. It's Michael Alexander.
- Okay. And your address, please?
- My old address or my current one?
- Your current one.
- It's 24 Manly Street, Milperra near Sydney.
- What was the suburb, sorry?
- Milperra.
- MILPERRA.
- Right.
- Now, who was the shipping agent, Mr Alexander?
- You mean the company we used?
- Yes, the company who packed everything up at the point of origin.
- Oh, it was... erm...
- First Class Movers.
- Okay...
- where were the goods shipped from?
- China,
- but the ship came via Singapore and was there for about a week.
- Don't worry, all of that information will be in the documentation.
- Now, the dates.
- Do you know when the ship arrived?
- It left on the 11th of October
- and got to Sydney on the 28th of November.
- Okay.
- I need one more thing.
- There's a reference number.
- It should be in the top right-hand corner of the pink form they gave you.
- Uh... let me have a look.
- Uh, yes, here it is.
- It's 601ACK.
- Thanks.
- I need to take down a few details of the actual damage over the phone before you put in a full report.
- Can you tell me how many items were damaged and what the damage was?
- Yes, well four things actually.
- I'll start with the big things.
- My TV first of all.
- It's a large one... very expensive.
- Our insurance doesn't cover electrical problems.
- It isn't an electrical problem.
- The screen has a huge crack in it so it's unusable.
- I see.
- Any idea of the price to repair it?
- No.
- Well, I don't think it can be repaired.
- It will need a new one.
- Okay.
- I'll make a note of that and we'll see what we can do.
- Now, what was the second item?
- The cabinet from the bathroom was damaged as well.
- It's a lovely cabinet, we use it to keep our towels in.
- And what is the extent of the damage?
- Well, the back and the sides seem okay
- but the door has a huge hole in it.
- It can't be repaired.
- I'm really not very happy about it.
- And how much do you think it will cost to replace it?
- Well, when I bought it last year, I paid $125 for it.
- But the one I've seen here in Sydney is a bit more expensive,
- it's $140.
- Right, and what was the third item?
- My dining room table.
- It's a lovely table from Indonesia.
- It must have been very hot inside the container
- because one leg has completely split down the middle.
- The top and the other three look okay, thank goodness.
- Any idea of the price to repair it?
- Well, I had an estimate done on this actually because it is a very special table to us.
- They quoted us $200, which is really pricey
- so I hope the insurance will cover the total cost.
- I'm sure that will be fine.
- What was the last item, Mr Alexander?
- Well, we have a lovely set of china plates and dishes,
- you know, with matching cups, saucers, the lot.
- They were all in the one box which must have got dropped because some plates were broken - six actually.
- And can you tell me the replacement value of these?
- Well, it's hard to say because they were part of a set
- but they can be up to $10 each as it's such a good set.
- Okay, so that would be around $60 altogether?
- Yes, that's right.
- And is that all of the items?
- Yes.
- So what do I have to do now?