What cellphone insurance should I use?

Answer 1

Whatever insurance your carrier provides.

I would want to know what kind of phone you have before you decide to insure it. Some of the less expensive phones aren't worth insuring.

For example, you can get a new VX3400 (Verizon) for $160. If the insurance is $5/month, you'll pay $120 for two years of insurance and a $50 deductible if you need to use it. In that case, the insurance + deductible is actually more expensive than just buying a new phone at full retail. So...do some research on the cost of your phone before making a decision on the insurance.

Answer 2

Find out how much per month the insurance will cost,and put that amount in a mayonaise jar or in the bank every month.You won't be able to buy a new phone right away,but after several months,you will,and then,if you don't lose or break your phone,you still have that money.If you get the insurance,they will keep the money if you don't need it.If you are really afraid that something will happen to your phone,get the insurance AND put that same amount aside,till you have enough to get a new phone saved up,then cancel the insurance.Then,KEEP putting the money aside.Then you will have it if you need a new phone or if you want an upgrade.

Answer 3

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RE :What cellphone insurance should I use?
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Answer 4

None as they are usually very overpriced. At $3 per month plus the deductible you are charged when you get a replacement, you're better off keeping that money in your pocket unless you are extremely prone to losing/destroying your phone.

Answer 5

they'll, yet you ought to pay besides. occasion - I had AT&T, paid $4.ninety 9 month-to-month for coverage, telephone broke, had to pay $50.00 to get a sparkling telephone (common, they do it to all and sundry no be counted what the reason became or what telephone you have) I had Immix, paid $4.ninety 9 month-to-month for coverage, telephone broke, had to pay $35.00 to get a sparkling telephone (lower back, common) it particularly is nicely worth it in case your telephone is particularly costly yet once you have an older and extra value-effective telephone i would not waste the funds!

Answer 6

Well it is best if one is offered threw your providor. You seem to get the best treatment that way

Answer 7

when you sign up for a provider,you can mention it, for the prevention of loss or theft as well as malfunction.