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Sprint's insurance program is a rip off @ $11/month. IIrc, it's a fix or exchange only program

 

How does squaretrade's policies work in practice? As i understand it, they'll try to fix your phone or they'll pay out the cash value of your phone. Are they like other insurers who'll sell you a policy and then deny your claims as long as possible?

 

If they pay out, you can use the money to buy the latest hot phone.

 

http://www.squaretrade.com/smartphone-warranty

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I'd rather have cash to get the latest hot phone

Oh So when the phone fucks up or you break it.. you have to pay out of pocket up to 300$ to have it fixed?.. I'll stick to paying 10$ a month lol

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Oh So when the phone fucks up or you break it.. you have to pay out of pocket up to 300$ to have it fixed?.. I'll stick to paying 10$ a month lol

According to their website, you send in your phone. They'll try to fix it or pay out the full retail price of the phone. In my policy with them, I don't see a deductible mentioned in the contract.

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According to their website, you send in your phone. They'll try to fix it or pay out the full retail price of the phone. In my policy with them, I don't see a deductible mentioned in the contract.

Well That is my insurance. i don't pay for shit. lol Just the 10$ a month for insurance.

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According to their website, you send in your phone. They'll try to fix it or pay out the full retail price of the phone. In my policy with them, I don't see a deductible mentioned in the contract.

My bad...found it. My deductible is $100. Pretty good

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