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Alternate Methods to insure PDAs and High End phones
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Posted by: spiritofseth

Please no flaming
Its a serious issue for allot of my customers that they cannot find resonable insurance for their devces. since Cingular does not offer insurance either Could you please post your experience finding Alternate means to insure your device.
Please include the name of the company and their website along with their deducatble and maximum number of allowed claims

Please dont advertise here.

Posted by: cingtd

I use www.mobileprotech.com for my Sony Ericsson P910a handset. Just pay one annual fee and no deductible to file claim.

Posted by: elushon

I've recommended safeware to a lot of people for PPC devices, and most have taken it up.

One guy had to use it, paid a $50 deductible, and got his 8125 replaced in 48 hours.

Posted by: shorty28

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Originally Posted by cingtd

I use www.mobileprotech.com for my Sony Ericsson P910a handset. Just pay one annual fee and no deductible to file claim.

never heard of them, but interesting find though. i always tell them about safeware.com, because some of the reps in our area forwarded an email message telling us about this place.

Posted by: 3rdCoastGSM

If you want to upgrade, activate, or add-a-line at a Cingular Corp. or Agent store, you can't. They wont be able to look up your account. You have to go straight to Hawk.

Posted by: VMV702

http://www.pdainsure.com

Posted by: ivwshane

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Originally Posted by elushon

I've recommended safeware to a lot of people for PPC devices, and most have taken it up.

One guy had to use it, paid a $50 deductible, and got his 8125 replaced in 48 hours.

Thats usually what I recommend as well but I have no experience with them or feed back.

Posted by: SuxBeingU

Home owners insurance is another option worth looking into, assuming you own a home

Posted by: blessd24

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Originally Posted by SuxBeingU

Home owners insurance is another option worth looking into, assuming you own a home

Thats what I do: 3.50 per 100 dollars you want to insure the device for. I insured my 8125 for 500 dollars (you can choose how much you want to insure for), thats 17.50 per year. 50 dollar deductible for damage or theft. Whats funny is, if you lose it.....there is no deductible. Go figure.