[talks-uk] Re: Thinking about a new phone but would like some advice in view of problems I've heard of regarding the E5 firmware and Talks.
- From: Neil Barnfather - TalkNav <forums@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 17:18:44 +0100
using home insurance or credit card insurance for homes can work, but be
careful to check the excess. if it is like £200 then you're usually better off
not to claim and simply to buy a new phone.
as its not only the excess but the no claims you lose out on.
an awful lot of people forget the excess.
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On 11 Jul 2011, at 14:28, darren harris wrote:
Not if you get the phone ensured you don't need a contract for that also a
lot of home insurance companies like domestic and general for example have
phone cover as part of their out and about policy I think it's called. So
realistically speaking you don't need to even bother with contract phone
insurance because it's not necessary because you can get home insurance that
covers it all.
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Sent: 11 July 2011 14:19
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Subject: [talks-uk] Re: Thinking about a new phone but would like some
advice in view of problems I've heard of regarding the E5 firmware and
Talks.
Hi Darren,
I take your point, however, my reason for considering a
contract is that I would like some security if my phone ever
needed replacing again.
If you've been following this thread, you'll remember me
saying that this need for a new phone was caused by me
having my N82 stolen, and if that were to happen in the
future, I feel I would not want to have to pay for both a
replacement to my Talks Licence and a new phone, and if I
remember correctly, contract phones are replaceable at
hardly any cost, whereas replacing a Pay as You Go phone is
almost as expensive as buying a new phone if I am correct.
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