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I canceled the insurance on my two TP2's...
Had it before and never used it, still have the old TP and it works fine should the need arise to use it - and there is always something better around the corner... Although... I kind of like the first few months argument, and may add the insurance for the next few months. |
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Absolutely. look at it this way
6$ a month over a 2 year contract 6x24 = $144 89$ deductible. vurses a 600$ retail price. Even if you had your device lost/stolen/broken THRICE it's a steal Not to mention you always get it new, thats what insurance means. if you get it refurbished, complain and ensure you are given new and make sure. they ALWAYS do not reset your contracts |
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I read a study within the last year that said overall it was not worth it to get the insurance, warranty or extended service plans on pretty much everything out there, unless you're a high-risk person, meaning that you break most of your possessions because you're careless or don't know how to parent your kids.
The trick to avoiding problems is to baby your devices and READ before installing. Don't get all excited and download from the first post of a cab thread. Read through it all to find out any risks or potential problems. I've been saved a few times from this. No hard reset at all since purchased in August, and plenty of apps/mods to brag about. And then onto the babying: Not a scratch on my device. Tough T-Mobile leather case. And my MDA was full of scratches, dents, and everything. I decided to not cheap around and not just use my phone like it was some toy. Babying the hell out of it and proud. If you want to use it as a toy, go right ahead and get the insurance and whatever else you need. But I think many people here will agree, this is a powerful device that shouldn't be tossed around like it was some iPhone or Razr. |
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100$ on sprint 600 retail you would not have to pay mopre then 350$ for a new one on ebay or other places. And the not to mention you always get a new one? they only send you refurbs from insureon which when they come avil you can get on ebay for 300$ Insurance for sprint is not wirth it to me.The only way it is if you drop it lose it cause with sprint if something goes wrong within the first year they replace it free anyway. I had to return the touch pro 3 times with no insurance and all 3 times i got a refurb but paid nothing. |
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I agree with the year idea... I would add, that this time next year, win 7 will be out. How many of us will REALLY keep the touch pro2 then? I won't... |
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OK, all my comments were summed up by others on Page 3. Replied before I read further.
Insurance is a gamble. Those who buy are betting that their device will get broken. Those who don't are gambling that somthing won't. If I break my device in the first year, I loose out. If its past a year, I don't. Simple as that. As far as getting a new device through Assurian... read the fine print... they absolutely DON'T have to give you a new device. In my experience, they do not. Don't be fooled. Simply Google Assurian and see what customers are saying. I'm not opposed to insuring my phone. Rolling my TP2 into my homeowners at the costs quoted here ($25 per year covering a $500 device at a $0 deductible), that's smart. $8 per month plus a $100 detuctible for a refurb, is not IMO. Last edited by msh441; 10-05-2009 at 11:30 PM. |
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