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PC World Laptop cover/insurance
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srich
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Hi All
A few months ago I brought a laptop from PC World and was sold their insurance, he gave the good sell on it and a months free. What I need to know now is it worth it. Am I covered for everything like it says, What if I need a new charger common problem on my last laptop, am I covered for that? Paying £10 a month which I dont mind if everything really is covered. I just imgaine when something does go wrong them saying, sorry your not coverd for that. Anyone else paying it and used it?
A few months ago I brought a laptop from PC World and was sold their insurance, he gave the good sell on it and a months free. What I need to know now is it worth it. Am I covered for everything like it says, What if I need a new charger common problem on my last laptop, am I covered for that? Paying £10 a month which I dont mind if everything really is covered. I just imgaine when something does go wrong them saying, sorry your not coverd for that. Anyone else paying it and used it?
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Well known fact that their insurance is over priced !, you can do much better elsewhere.
£10 per month = £120 per year that is a lot for insuring a laptop.
You need to check your policy as to what it covers, and what is not.
Personally I would cancel and find an alternative.0 -
It's a ridiculous amount to pay. Why are you only asking about it now?
As an example, if you buy a laptop from Toshiba, their(Toshiba) 2 year International policy is £38.40 in total. That is £1.60 per month.
Their 3 year service, including Data Recovery is £82.80. That is £2.30 per month.
All Risks Insurance(accidental damage included), just £50 for a year. £4.17 per month.
Even their most expensive Next Day repair service is £231.60 for 3 years. £6.44 per month.
This is direct from the manufacturer/distributor.
Examples of their policies here0 -
You already have a manufacturer's warranty for one, maybe two years. So you are just paying twice. It won't cover items like the battery anyway.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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