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Deductibles rising to $150 and $200 depending on SRP.
Now that's a bunch of bull honkey!
i've always wondered what bull honkey... was... is....
Kinda meh. For the strain it eases on my nerves, I'll pay the dollar or two.
Well it will be becoming $132/yr + $150-$200 deductible to insure a device that probably costs $350-$450 street value with a refurb replacement.
If you have a high-end device, after 2yrs you would have paid $264 (+$200 if you had a stolen/lost/water damaged unit)
I guess if you "lose" 3 devices per year (which I believe is their "limit") it is worth it.
The $3 per month increase is not the end of the world, but doubling the deductible is excessive I think. If you're accident prone or absent minded it may be worth it, but I probably won't be adding TEP on my next device, and maybe opt for an extended warranty like Squaretrade instead, depending on the pricing.
Meh, not much.
Pay to play. Just gotta be a bit more extra careful with your device I suppose.
I think if you have tep on your phone now and haven't used it more than one time ...the price should not increase ...but just my thoughts
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Not promoting best buy or anything but $10 a month with no deduct able sounds nice. Only thing is that they don't cover lost/stolen which I have lost a phone before. Plus its better for me since I got a crazy gf that likes to break phones
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I agree, have used it 0 times in ever since I came on to sprint almost 2 years now on two lines.
In god-knows-how-long I've had "the insurance"--for either as long as it's been available or since I got to Sprint way over a decade ago...whichever is shorter) I've never used it once....I do think this is bullsh!t. Up the deductible or up the premium but don't crank 'em both up.
It's a money machine for them as a vast majority of all people who have the insurance never use it. Sure, that's how insurance works and that's also offset by the expenses of the people that use it all the time, but, not getting into accidents encourages my insurance company to give me lower rates since I'm a lower risk. I'm clearly a statistically lower risk for repeated use of TEP but I get screwed just the same as someone who destroys every phone they touch....and I know some of those people. Always have a new phone and a story about the ending of the last one.
inb4 someone scapegoats people who tether or use an "excessive amount" of an unlimited service.
Honestly getting tired of paying others way. Have it just in case and have never needed to file a claim.
Lost Premier, now higher deductible. I may ruffle feathers but can't help but wonder if those abusing by claiming an ota bricked them, or other nonsense had any part in this.
Either way I will just drop it. Not paying an inflated premium when I have never used it, abused it. Every other insurance rewards those that are careful (or lucky).
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Not promoting best buy or anything but $10 a month with no deduct able sounds nice. Only thing is that they don't cover lost/stolen which I have lost a phone before.
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I totally agree, with that price increase Best Buy coverage is now the better option UNLESS you loose phones, like me :[
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Plus its better for me since I got a crazy gf that likes to break phones
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LOL!! Don't we all love crazy gf's?
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IMO TEP wasn't worth it to begin with.
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Just to clear a little air here, the TEP will be going up for any LTE device from galaxy nexus forward. However, it only applies to phones that have a MSRP of 549.99 or greater. Also, any current devices in our lineup are not affected.
As far as the worth of it, one statistic they've pointed out to us in order to address....objections...is that it would take 3 years of paying TEP and one insurance deductible to match the MSRP...
So for many of us who don't keep phones for that long, the value is still definitely there.
EDIT: never mind, saw that engadget has a screenshot of our Playbook which explains it.
Most of this is probably due to Asurion, not Sprint. Not to mention these things will always get increasingly expensive. Protection plans have been raising in cost and deductible since they were introduced.
What interests me is that I've heard rumblings of replacing Asurion with another provider. Nothing concrete you can quote me on...but it wouldn't surprise me. Their quality is terrible, and I'm willing to bet that a lot of Asurion's increasing costs are directly attributable to having to remanufacture devices multiple times.
Just my opinions.
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I have never broke a phone before and don't think I will start to do it any time soon
Glad to know the option is there for those who need it though.
Ill stay with tep, as I always seem to loose my phone after I break it. Usually to an ebay auction to offset the deductible.
Lol?
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Well I don't really mind because I normall use TEP on any new phone for only 6 months. After that it doesn't make much sense for me because there is probably a new phone out.
I will keep paying it on my two lines because Sprint has always gone the extra mile for me. If they hadn't, I wouldn't have this phone and I would still be paying the $69.99 a month for the 3g USB internet plug in. ETF fees waived, line reset, replaced my Nexus with a new one without me having to use insurance.. I figure I have been taken care of so I don't have any room to complain but I know not everyone has been as fortunate
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In my nearly 13 years with Sprint, i've never signed up for their insurance. Guess i'm a very careful person with my devices. Guess how much i've saved in all those years...
Hi, is there ant guides out there on completely returning to stock as I will be returning this beautiful phone due to money issues... all I've done so far is rooted and deleted a couple apps.... I am now unrooted thanks to a member who posted a guide in thid section. But what I need to know is what else must I do to ensure I don't get screwed by t-mobile! This is important guys I owe someone a lot of money..
be prepared to pay restocking fee. dont know how much money you owe but you might be better off reselling the phone to someone else
Is 50$ for restocking fee and good luck man
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What is a restocking fee and is there any way around it? Also I just bought the phone yesterday..
You can't just buy a new tech product and return it after you used it. T-Mobile will not be able to sell the phone as new, so to offset their loss in having to sell the phone used, they charge you a restocking fee
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Well i return lot of phones to t-Mobile i say dont be worried about root they wont notice that.the restocking fee i was only able to get them to lower the fee but i couldn't get out of that hope this helps
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Just sale it on Craigslist you'll get more then enough back
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actually t-mobile did not warn me about a restocking fee, or anything for that matter. We barely spoke. probably cuz im so young.
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The level of vitriol I saw here astounds me - be kind to each other. Karma has a way of coming back atcha! I do hope you get the phone returned and can settle your money issues.
If you purchase the GNII at an AT&T store (or from anywhere really) like I did last Friday, you can hold off on the less appealing AT&T Mobile Insurance and pick up the Best Buy Protection Plan. I've done this before with the Captivate and my girlfriend was even allowed to purchase the protection when she brought in her Sensation 4G with a cracked screen then come back in a week to replace it. My experience today started off by being told no by a general store manager when he overheard me asking but was later told it would be allowed by the specific mobile dept manager. Not all stores may be so lenient so you may have to try a couple times and be super nice. There must be a fairly hefty incentive for employees signing up protection plans.
Basic Diference in plans
AT&T Mobile Insurance: $10/month plus $200 at time of replacement
BB Protection Plan: $10/month and NO deductible upon replacement
There are a few more smaller difference but they generally favor the BB plan. Normally I would buy from BB in the first place but they are apparently having a delayed launch. The location I went to today still didn't know when they were being allowed to start selling. This may be something most XDA users know about but with all the insurance posts lately I thought I'd share incase it helps someone pull the trigger on the NII.
I purchased my Note 2 outright for $650 at a Best Buy mobile, and got the 2 year accidental damage replacement plan. Bought the plan outright as well being that it is much cheaper than paying $10/month. (Doesn't hurt that they gave me a discount for buying it all at once either).
Over all their plan is better than what AT&T offers, especially having no deductible and no limit to replacements. But it does NOT cover loss or theft. For that duty I am using Cerberus, and I am 100% pleased with bolth the phone and Replacement plan.
My wife is happy too because she got my GS3
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This sounds like a great idea. Thnx guys
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Thanks for the tip!
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probably should have took this into consideration. my power button broke on my note 2 in 3 days. i cant cut it on. luckily i took it back to at&t and they are going to switch it out for free. I just have to wait until another one comes into stock.
Both companies utilize samsungs warrenty before yours unless it requires damage. Also I pay 7.99 with att and hope never to have physical damage.
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If you purchase the GNII at an AT&T store (or from anywhere really) like I did last Friday, you can hold off on the less appealing AT&T Mobile Insurance and pick up the Best Buy Protection Plan. I've done this before with the Captivate and my girlfriend was even allowed to purchase the protection when she brought in her Sensation 4G with a cracked screen then come back in a week to replace it. My experience today started off by being told no by a general store manager when he overheard me asking but was later told it would be allowed by the specific mobile dept manager. Not all stores may be so lenient so you may have to try a couple times and be super nice. There must be a fairly hefty incentive for employees signing up protection plans.
Basic Diference in plans
AT&T Mobile Insurance: $10/month plus $200 at time of replacement
BB Protection Plan: $10/month and NO deductible upon replacement
There are a few more smaller difference but they generally favor the BB plan. Normally I would buy from BB in the first place but they are apparently having a delayed launch. The location I went to today still didn't know when they were being allowed to start selling. This may be something most XDA users know about but with all the insurance posts lately I thought I'd share incase it helps someones pull the trigger on the NII.
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This is true. You should be able to do this. A manager will not turn this plan down because it is almost pure profit. This is applicable to almost any product. You must make sure it is a product carried by Best Buy. Usually you have 2 weeks from you date of purchase. Note: they will leverage the Samsung 1 year warranty. If you purchase the accidental plan they will cover the damage out right. Also don't forget Square Trade.
So people will unfortunately lose their jobs at best buy for this. Best Buy only offers the geek squad protection on iphones not purchased at best buy. Not other phones. If a manager is allowing this, it is strictly to boost their numbers on a scorecard, meanwhile losing it all and more on the back side of the business.
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It's a tough decision for me to buy insurance since it ends up being the cost of another device on contract. Now that Nexus phones are $300, I don't think I'll get insurance on my note. I extended my apple care on my iphone 4 and never broke it. Never damaged my 4S either, and both were used case-less.
However if I decided to get insurance, the best buy route seems like the best one.
Got it. $169 for two years, seemed like the only logical way to go considering that $9.99 a month costs an extra $80.
I feel dumb as hell asking this now and assuming it in store, but does this plan cover accidental damage? Assumed it did, but I'm now seeing documentation that it doesn't. Not a deal-breaker either way, as the normal wear-and-tear and pixel damage/burn-in protection made the purchase more than worthwhile.
Edit to add: Very little was made of the fact that it wasn't purchased at Best Buy. When I walked up to the mobile counter, the sales rep and department manager were there, along with the store GM. I asked about covering the phone, and the only question was asked by the store GM: "You bought it directly from AT&T, right? Not Amazon or eBay or anyplace like that?". I answered yes, and they got to work on it. No asking for a receipt or anything, just cranked out the sales plan.
That's awesome. Best buy is the way to go!
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So people will unfortunately lose their jobs at best buy for this. Best Buy only offers the geek squad protection on iphones not purchased at best buy. Not other phones. If a manager is allowing this, it is strictly to boost their numbers on a scorecard, meanwhile losing it all and more on the back side of the business.
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True.
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Well good for you guys, but if you get denied somehow when you break your phone... I wouldn't be surprised
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Well good for you guys, but if you get denied somehow when you break your phone... I wouldn't be surprised
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Good luck with that. I've got a receipt and documentation that says the coverage was purchased. Not sure they could successfully deny covered repairs.
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Good luck with that. I've got a receipt and documentation that says the coverage was purchased. Not sure they could successfully deny covered repairs.
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They are "supposed" to only sell the Geek Squad Protection with phones that are purchased directly from Best Buy. But if they let you do it, then just keep your documentation and you should be set. :good:
Its covers normal wear & tear, moisture damage, charging failures, battery replacement, and screen breaks. Does NOT cover full submersion in liquid, or crazy negligent damage like being run over by a car, or thrown against a wall. Nor does it cover contact with bodily fluids.... eww.
Basically if you drop your phone, break your screen, anything that can normally happen like that, you should be covered just fine. Anything more exotic, and it will be up to the discretion of the associate that is processing your repair.
Well, I don't plan on going snorkeling with my phone (although I did spend half an hour in a pool once before I realized that my old Verizon flip phone was in my pocket), nor do I intend to play racquetball with it, you know, as the ball. I'm also leaning decidedly against running over it with a vehicle, or trying to use it as a frisbee. Yep, should be set. :good:
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Got it. $169 for two years, seemed like the only logical way to go considering that $9.99 a month costs an extra $80.
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but can you cancel the prepaid 2 years?
i have no plan to keep my phone for 2 years, i have 3 lines. if something better comes alone, i will sell the Note2. i paying 9.99$ a month.
Thanks for the tip, I purchased my SGSII from Best Buy last year outright, but didn't even think to purchase this. Bricked my SGSII earlier this year, ATT gave me a new one, said I was still under the one year warranty, lol.
ohh great!!! i was about to return my phone to att and purchase it from bestbuy after i got my refund, so do you have to show proof of purchase from att or something?? but i got it from online via att
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I purchased my Note 2 outright for $650 at a Best Buy mobile, and got the 2 year accidental damage replacement plan. Bought the plan outright as well being that it is much cheaper than paying $10/month. (Doesn't hurt that they gave me a discount for buying it all at once either).
Over all their plan is better than what AT&T offers, especially having no deductible and no limit to replacements. But it does NOT cover loss or theft. For that duty I am using Cerberus, and I am 100% pleased with bolth the phone and Replacement plan.
My wife is happy too because she got my GS3
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What is Cerberus?
Best buy protection plan doesn't cover water damage if the phone was totally submerged the AT&T plan covers that and the loss and theft of the phone I thought about the best buy plan but if you look at the details of it it's really not worth it for what it covers
You can read all the horror stories online if you google it
I've been with T-Mobile insurance, Asurion since the G1. I'm planning on getting the Nexus 4 (THIS IS NOT A NEXUS 4 THREAD DO NOT TURN IT INTO ONE!!!!) should I drop the T-Mobile insurance and go with a different company... Options I have looked up are SquareTrade & Ensquared. If you know of another company I'm all ears. Thanks.
Ive heard that you can even insure it through some companies like state farm or whatever. Dont quote me on it, someone told me that a while back but I never looked into it. If they do id imagine its an addon type thing....
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Squaretrade, ensured, T-Mobile, geek squad. Visa, etc.
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Will T-Mobile/Asurion still ensure my phone if its a nexus device that I do not purchase through T-Mobile?
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Will T-Mobile/Asurion still ensure my phone if its a nexus device that I do not purchase through T-Mobile?
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Dont rely only on me, but I am pretty sure they will, so long as you are on a monthly plan, not prepaid. Verify that though!
I have heard a few times that using Asurion is a bit more expensive than other options, just fyi. It is convenient though.
Ya I'm going to ask a dude I know that works for them tomorrow. It is cheaper with the other companies with a cheaper deductible it seems, well I'll see what he says and go from there.
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Will T-Mobile/Asurion still ensure my phone if its a nexus device that I do not purchase through T-Mobile?
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Yeah but I do believe it has to be a Tmobile device. I called a while ago because I had insurance but the S3 wasn't purchased on my account. They assured me as long as it's a tmobile device you'll be covered.
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I've been with T-Mobile insurance, Asurion since the G1. I'm planning on getting the Nexus 4 (THIS IS NOT A NEXUS 4 THREAD DO NOT TURN IT INTO ONE!!!!) should I drop the T-Mobile insurance and go with a different company... Options I have looked up are SquareTrade & Ensquared. If you know of another company I'm all ears. Thanks.
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I use "I take extreme care for my devices and know how to fix them should something happen to them insurance" for all insurance companies rip you off. I'll tell you my story with my HTC touch pro 2 that I had gotten replaced via insurance.....
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Phone flew down steps landed on concrete floor. Turned into confetti.
Called asurion. 100 bucks for deductible. After paying over 200 in monthly bills.(could have bought a brand new one from eBay for 150 at the time, didn't realize this till after I replaced it)
Got replacement, didn't work. Got second replacement. Still didn't work. Got third replacement(was extremely pissed by now) and ripped apart both 2nd replacement and 3rd and combined all the good parts to make a good phone.
And ever since then, I will never waste my money on insurance for my phone. It's nothing but a waste of money.
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Ya I understand all that lol. But I go out and camp, fish, go boating, drink, and house parties and what not (immature 23 year old) so I've used my insurance a few times; once with my G1 (stolen) twice with my MyTouch 3G (stolen, and then dropped which caused a weird ear piece sound while on call). So I like insurance and haven't been screwed over. Never had any issues with my G2X or the S3 so I've grown up a little and love my phones more now, haha.
I was going to ask the same thing but given that you asked it already, I'd like to see other responses. So far I've only had SquareTrade Warranty on multiple devices. I still haven't had to file a claim but the thing that I like is if I sell one of my devices, I can cancel my plan and get a prorated refund. I'm not sure if other companies do that.
I recently got my Samsung Galaxy S3 and haven't made a decision on what company to choose. Ensquared is cheaper and they claim to cover theft and accidental, all for $59 for 1 year. If anybody has dealt with them, can you please give us some insight?
which insurance do you guys recommend for my new note 2 in case it gets stolen or lost?
also i got my daughter an iphone 5(i couldn't convince her to get the s3 instead), so i need insurance for it as well in case it is lost or stolen.
Thanks
I use Sprint's TEP. It's pretty good.... Expensive than others.
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I use Sprint's TEP. It's pretty good.... Expensive than others.
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thanks i will check them out for my note 2, but i dont think they cover lost/stolen for the iphone 5.
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best insurance I found is worth ave group.
with coupon codes its $66.20 a year for $2000 in coverage unlimited usage and $25 deductible.
Covers damage and theft but not loss then again if its lost IT IS stolen so file a police report.
sprints TEP is $11 a month in other words $132 a year AND the deductible is $200 !!! and IIRC you can only use it once a year (I could be wrong on that)
I think worth without coupon code is $75 a year or something like that. way way cheaper and better than sprints tep and it covers all your toys (I have all my phones my laptop and my camera's on it)
just sign up for the student plan.
Squaretrade
I have had no problems with squaretrade
their quick also much cheaper the Sprint TEP
nerys71 said:
best insurance I found is worth ave group.
with coupon codes its $66.20 a year for $2000 in coverage unlimited usage and $25 deductible.
Covers damage and theft but not loss then again if its lost IT IS stolen so file a police report.
sprints TEP is $11 a month in other words $132 a year AND the deductible is $200 !!! and IIRC you can only use it once a year (I could be wrong on that)
I think worth without coupon code is $75 a year or something like that. way way cheaper and better than sprints tep and it covers all your toys (I have all my phones my laptop and my camera's on it)
just sign up for the student plan.
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I have had no problems with squaretrade
their quick also much cheaper the Sprint TEP
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i thought squaretrade doesn't cover lost or stolen?
Sprint total protection.
Applies gps to your phone if lost, can track from your pc and they give you a new phone if broken.
Extra 8 bucks a month.
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Sprint total protection.
Applies gps to your phone if lost, can track from your pc and they give you a new phone if broken.
Extra 8 bucks a month.
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It is $11 for the note 2...and the gps tracking is optional. If you don't set it up before hand it won't work. Not to mention most stolen phones are either imediately turned off or hard reset. (though I have talked to a few people that have found their phone this way)
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your right sorry
they do not
Sprints coverage has 2 parts. One is insurance and the other is tep. The insurance is from asurion, you pay 200 and they ship you a new phone and you get it by the next business day. The tep which is total equipment protection is used whenever you have a problem with your phone that isn't covered under warranty anymore. For example if your speaker goes out they will fix it for free or if like me your screen starts messing up they will get you a whole new phone. If not for that then I would have to take the Samsung warranty and they ask that you mail it to them, wait while they fix it and then they ship it back. It can take from 2 to 3 weeks. Sprint will still check your phone but fixing it will cost 35 or more I believe. I think its 8 for insurance and 5 for tep, but I believe the insurance used to be 6. Not quite sure about any of this as it is just off the top of my head. I do know that the 11 or 13 package has 2 parts.
I have best buy insurance. $169 one time charge (you can opt for monthly) and no deductible ever.
Guaranteed 5 day turn around, they give you a loaner in the meantime.
I don't think they cover theft, perhaps if you have a police report.
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MeetFace said:
I have best buy insurance. $169 one time charge (you can opt for monthly) and no deductible ever.
Guaranteed 5 day turn around, they give you a loaner in the meantime.
I don't think they cover theft, perhaps if you have a police report.
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best buy does not cover lost or stolen
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Best buy covers absolutely everything except lost or stolen. Unlimited claims and no deductible! They order you a new phone and give you a loaner If you need one. As far as lost or stolen, if you have their geek squad, there is a free app called locked And found that tracks where your phone is and takes pictures of what it sees with the front facing camera (a thiefs face maybe?) and reports to a website only you have access to.
For those who have the protection plan get a hold of your gsp# off your receipt because the app asks for it, or call best buy mobile.
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The best buy program is junk. I had it and tried to get it fixed while traveling. First of all the replacement store would only give me a loner if I was able to return it to the same store. Now someone traveling like I was is screwed plus the loner was any phone not the same phone. The second issue was they said my phone wasn't broke enough because my problem was intermittent. They actually told me to go back to the parking and break the screen then they would replace it.
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The best buy program is junk. I had it and tried to get it fixed while traveling. First of all the replacement store would only give me a loner if I was able to return it to the same store. Now someone traveling like I was is screwed plus the loner was any phone not the same phone. The second issue was they said my phone wasn't broke enough because my problem was intermittent. They actually told me to go back to the parking and break the screen then they would replace it.
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Not trying to be a argumentative but I don't think your complaints are valid.
1) I understand requiring you to return to the same store is not as convenient as possible... but creating the infrastructure to manage inter-store returns for loaner require technology investments which would surely increase the cost of insurance. Besides, most insurance programs don't even have this feature. It's inconvenient for travelers but making accomodations for such cases may not necessarily be worth the investment.
Also, loaners are temporary. To match your phone... and everyone else's, best buy must have at least one of every phone ever, for each store. (At least within the last two years). Do you expect them to open a new box everytime they dont have a matching loaner availabe?...assuming they even have them in stock?
As per your second complaint I don't know what the problem was, but bb doesn't automatically do replacements. .. instead will do repairs on fixable problems. Correct me but I believe that's what happened. They offered to do a repair but you wanted a replacement.
I think the only thing you can criticize bb for is they were asking you to commit insurance fraud.
swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2
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I think the only thing you can criticize bb for is they were asking you to commit insurance fraud.
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its not even insurance. its a protection plan. similar, but not the same thing. i dont know if you can call it insurance fraud unless it is underwritten by an indemnity company.
that being said, you are correct, sir.
Sprint TEP + Kaspersky One, insurance and the ability to track, lock and wipe your phone.
You can also take pictures of the person using it.
It's win....
I dumped sprint insurance after having it on multiple phones for over 8 years. Monthly charge and deductible for the note were way too high for me. I switched to ensquared (or something like that)
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I dumped sprint insurance after having it on multiple phones for over 8 years. Monthly charge and deductible for the note were way too high for me. I switched to ensquared (or something like that)
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How much you pay and what does ir cover?
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