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Mobile phone insurance
Legacy_user
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Trying to cut costs and wondered what advise you would all advise
I pay £6.49 a month for insurance for my iPhone 6 which I have had since new in September 2014 . Should I keep it going or cancel ?
I pay £6.49 a month for insurance for my iPhone 6 which I have had since new in September 2014 . Should I keep it going or cancel ?
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Check the T&C of the insurance policy. You might find that they only cover phone up to their 18 months old anyway, so might be worth getting rid.0
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You currently own a phone worth about 200 pounds which you have paid 180 to insure - something tells me that mobile phone insurance is loaded in favour of the insurance company0
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You are correct , maybe it is time to cancel it now I own the phone. IThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Insurance is fine as long as the phone is current.
They quickly lose value these days, especially on release of a new model.
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Cancel it & be careful.
Even if you need the phone replaced, chances of you breaking two is low.0
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