vasekvi
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Guess it all depends on what your history is regarding how you take care of your stuff.
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Samsung Galaxy S Insurance
Squaretrade has the Galaxy S4 listed. $99 for 2 years if you do not have a protection plan.
is that two additional years after my 1 yr. verizon totaling 3 years?
I've been giving AT&T $9.99 a month since they've come out with their mobile protection packs and it's great. Best $10 bucks I spend a month is knowing that if something goes wrong, I'm only out $200, not $700.
$240 for two years AND a $200 deductible? Sounds pretty expensive. Have you used it before?
Twice. Once with my S3 and once with my Note 2 so I guess for me it paid for itself. For what it's worth I just feel more comfortable knowing my phone is covered. I can shell out $10 a month then a $200 deductible a lot easier then if my phone took a dump and I had to drop $700 bucks. I just wouldn't be prepared to spend that kind of money.
Me too although I have square trade on my Note 2 and S4. I would be up a creek if they were lost or stolen since square trade does not cover that. I got it for my Note 2 mainly because I paid cash, almost 700 for it.
I would go with Squaretrade over just about anyone else and certainly over best Buy. They charge too much and do everything possible to get out of supporting the warranty.
I only buy insurance if I plan to go naked. If I buy a case, I don't get insurance. Usually, I buy a case and haven't had any issues doing it this way. I will never misplace my phone because I always have it with me and I'm always using it. People really need to look into whether or not having insurance or buying protective cases really works for them. I know people, like my father, who have always had insurance but has never lost or broken a phone ever. So the money he has wasted over the years has been tremendous. My wife drops her phone almost daily, but again she has no insurance but uses an Otterbox case and hasn't had to replace her phone. We should all monitor what kind of protection we need. Some may be grossly overpaying for insurance when it isn't needed.