phone problems
Thanks!
Jake
Either way it's going to cost you $$$.
MarkF said:
Well even with the NSP insurance it doesn't cover water damage. You could take out Signal Insurance and then claim that you lost it, but you would still be responsible for the deductable.
Either way it's going to cost you $$$.
I would recommend not taking the above advice unless youโre interested in Fraud.
Tebor0 said:Ooooooooooooo...fraud. Like there's any way to prove he didn't lose the phone. Stop being a boogeyman.MarkF said:
Well even with the NSP insurance it doesn't cover water damage. You could take out Signal Insurance and then claim that you lost it, but you would still be responsible for the deductable.
Either way it's going to cost you $$$.
I would recommend not taking the above advice unless youโre interested in Fraud.
Tebor0 said:No, you can take it as "the carrier has no way of proving otherwise". Clear now, Skippy?
So I'm taking from that comment that it's ok for a consumer to screw the service provide over. Naturally that means the service provide can return the favor. ๐
Its kinda like the husband that buys family insurance policy on his family and alluva sudden they die mysteriously.
Its going to seem kind of suspicious. But, they hve no way of proving otherwise, I suppose.
MarkF said:
Well even with the NSP insurance it doesn't cover water damage. You could take out Signal Insurance and then claim that you lost it, but you would still be responsible for the deductable.
Either way it's going to cost you $$$.
I have to disagree that it doesn't cover water damage. My cousin had an i95cl which he accidently dropped into the toilet when he was drunk. Insurance replaced it and he payed a $50 deductible.