Why do I pay sprint for insurance?!?

[MJM]

No complaints at all. Tried installing Dashwire to back up my info & my Mogul took a crap on me. Called Sprint to try to help me to get up & nothing. They suggested to go into the Sprint to store to get it looked at. Went in on Tues morning explained to them what had happened right when my Mogul stopped working... (incl: the dashwire install). They could not fix it & ened up giving me a new one right on the spot. No questions asked.

I bought a used Mogul 2 months ago & ended up leaving w/ a new on. Can't go wrong/.

[kilmarac]

Originally Posted by eehrhard

I am not normally an insurance or service plan kinda person but I sprung for it on my mogul. I figured that the SERO was such a good deal that 7 bucks was an okay addon. I have had my Mogul replaced 5 times do to the white spots issue on the screen with my last brand new mogul arriving just 2 days ago. It has been worth it for me.

I just started getting the white spots about 2-3 months ago and this is my first mogul. With all the horror stories of being switched over to touches and such, Ive been afraid to call it in. And since the only time I really notice them is on a white screen, Im not overly concerned i guess, specially since I know itll just happen again.

Guess Ill just wait until Rapheal is out, and their refurbs are gone, then call it in.

[markppc6700]

i have insurance to get upgrades, 6700 upgraded to a new 6800 now waiting on the raphael lol. trust me its a lot cheaper than buying new phones

[kyppcgeek]

I agree with Markppc.
I had insurance on my 6700.
A $50 replacement - not 300
Then 2 replacements off the insurance replacement and they sent me a 6800.

Knock on wood I haven't had any issues with the retail box 6800