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Old 04-23-2008, 12:27 PM
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personally i dont think is worth it because the 5.99 doller u paid to the insurance company when you add it up you could buy ur self another n95. so if someone steal your phone just go buy another 1 instead of paying the insurance company lol.
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Old 05-09-2008, 08:56 AM
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I have the 3care insurance and recently my N95 decided to have a swim. Gave them a call and they replaced it no problems. Cost £25 over the phone and the £5.99 a month - but over the year thats still cheaper than buying a new phone.
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Old 05-09-2008, 09:07 AM
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I never take operator Insurance, I use household, although it effects the NCB. You can also take out internet insurance from a seperate company for £3/£4 a month.
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Old 05-09-2008, 11:18 AM
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personally i dont think is worth it because the 5.99 doller u paid to the insurance company when you add it up you could buy ur self another n95. so if someone steal your phone just go buy another 1 instead of paying the insurance company lol.
I've had mobile phones for at least 15 years now, usually more than one at a time, and have never insured any of them. I have also never had a phone lost or stolen or damaged beyond the usual wear and tear of daily use. Maybe I've been incredibly lucky, maybe I just look after my phones, I don't know. I would think that in my case I've saved up so much money over the years by not paying for insurance that I can easily afford more than one replacement at current market price.

This is me and does not necessarily apply to everyone else in the world, so it's a personal decision. In any case, I'm sure there are cheaper options out there - as suggested by IJM.
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personally i dont think is worth it because the 5.99 doller u paid to the insurance company when you add it up you could buy ur self another n95. so if someone steal your phone just go buy another 1 instead of paying the insurance company lol.
£5.99 X 18 Months is still only £107.82, so it's still much cheeper than buying a new phone :)
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