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| Phone Insurance Anyone recommend a company to go with? I've got a nice D500 in Black and wish to protect it against theft, accidental damage, loss and malicious use. Cheers, Nick |
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| Get decent home contents insurance. Mobile insurance is mostly a rip off. For example, i was offered o2's insurance at £10 per month and £25 excess for my £200 phone. My £10 a month home insurance covers me for £30,0000 and £1500 away from home, accidental damage loss and thieft. Do the maths, even with a £50 excess I can make nearly 3 claims for a new phone each year and it's still cheaper. |
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| Originally Posted by dangerous_dom Good advice, I'll check it out
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| only thing I would say about that is that your house insurance premums will go up if you clim yet mobile insurance is a fixed rate, when you factor in the maths on that it may not be better to go with household insurance... m@ |
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| Originally Posted by visidigi A good point, so make sure you find out how the insurance company deals with mobiles. Most are quite good and my claims have not effected my premiums at all (although I have lost my no claims bonus, but im not really bothered about that - it would only save me about £1-2 a month after not claiming for 4 years anyway!). Most companies will be the same as mine (Barclays insurance).
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