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  #183472 11-Dec-2008 10:28
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CYaBro: Yup Vodafone PhoneInsure is worth it.
A couple of years ago I had got a Nokia N73 on a 24 month contract.
I paid $400 for the phone I think but the phone on no contract was over $1000.
About a month after having it I went for a swim one night and forgot that it was in my pocket!
Phone replaced by Vodafone and only had to pay $150 excess not $1000!
My contents insurance wouldn't cover it. Even if they did the excess would have been $250.
Because I had damaged the phone at a friends house they said that my friend would have to claim it on their insurance????


Phone would not have been replaced by Vodafone but the under writer

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  #183475 11-Dec-2008 10:42
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johnr:
Phone would not have been replaced by Vodafone but the under writer

John


Yea but you know what I mean.
To me, the end user, it looks like Vodafone have replaced the phone.




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  #183623 11-Dec-2008 20:41
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CYaBro: Hmm... thanks for that.
Looks like I need to change insurance companies!

I am an AA member and do have our car insurance with them but may look at moving everything to them now.


funnily enough I have my car insurance with AMI, not AA.  I reckon that I get a better deal on car insurance with AMI and on contents with AA. :)




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