Which iphone 4 insurance

[Rob_]

After some insurance against loss/theft and damage etc

Whats best policy? Banks aere no good for me just want a specific mobile policy.

Cheers

 

[Revels]

Why not with a bank? Are you one of those pikeys that don't have a bank account?

What about your phone network?

 

[valver lad]

Tried your home insurance?

I've my 32gb on and it only cost £12 for the year (i'm with co-op) instead of some daft monthly costs that some are charging.

 

[CrippsCorner]

Home insurance for the win... my iPhone 4 is covered for free f**king paying £12 p/m that Orange wanted.

 

[Rob_]

Why not with a bank? Are you one of those pikeys that don't have a bank account?

What about your phone network?

lol have you seen how much phone networks rip you off for insurance?

As for the bank im with hsbc and they dont do mobile phone insurance even with premier account

 

[Rob_]

Tried your home insurance?

I've my 32gb on and it only cost £12 for the year (i'm with co-op) instead of some daft monthly costs that some are charging.

Have you checked your t&c's as surely they wont cover the phone when 90% of the time it wont even be in the house?

 

[Dip]

Lol. I have the Silver account at Lloyds I think its £80 p/a. This covers the iPhone, Travel Insurance, breakdown cover etc. Not bad tbh.

 

[Adam]

I was with HSBC for over 10 years, still didn't stop me moving to Natwest to get their phone insurance

 

[Rob_]

lol cant go to natwest i sued them for bank charges about 2 years ago

 

[valver lad]

Spoke to them on the phone, it's cover for outside use etc

Just the same when i had my wife's wedding ring put on also. Always on her finger and goes out to work etc..

 

[Fletcher]

I use O2 for my iPhone 4 insurance.

 

[vibez666]

I got mine through fonesure, it's an online phone and gadget insurance company, it costs me £5.79 pm for my iPhone 4..... Cheaper than the £10pm for o2 insure!!!! They cover everything too, loss, theft, damage, liquid damage, and mischievous calls......

the web address is www.mobilephoneinsurancedirect.com

 

[*Clare*]

I got mine through fonesure, it's an online phone and gadget insurance company, it costs me £5.79 pm for my iPhone 4..... Cheaper than the £10pm for o2 insure!!!! They cover everything too, loss, theft, damage, liquid damage, and mischievous calls......

the web address is www.mobilephoneinsurancedirect.com

I will have a look at that, Orange want £12 a month, my home insurance covers the iphone but the excess is £200

 

[mugglesquop]

Lloyds TSB Silver Account, £7.50 a month (like most banks) and you get Mobile Phone cover - up to £2k, Sentinal Card protection, AA Break Down cover and European travel insurance. well worth it IMO. its £2 a month for the first couple of months too

 

[JoelD]

Mine is insured through my home insurance under the "away from home cover" apart from that vodafone would have been my next option

 

[Dansta]

Deffo under your home insurance ftw! Got to be a right numpty to pay £12 or whatever some networks want p/m..

 

[EllD90]

Lloyds TSB Silver Account, £7.50 a month (like most banks) and you get Mobile Phone cover - up to £2k, Sentinal Card protection, AA Break Down cover and European travel insurance. well worth it IMO. its £2 a month for the first couple of months too

Me too

 

[Mwindow]

I use O2 for my iPhone 4 insurance.

Seriously???

o2 wanted £15 per month for my iPhone 4. f**k that!

 

[CrippsCorner]

Have you checked your t&c's as surely they wont cover the phone when 90% of the time it wont even be in the house?

I'm covered for up to anything worth £1,500 when I'm outside my house.

 

[JD]

Why not with a bank? Are you one of those pikeys that don't have a bank account?

What about your phone network?

Because it comes with £6.99/£12.99 a month charge. f**k that. Banks are there to store money, not take it off you.

 

[SC03OTT]

My account costs me £12.95 a month, but I get £5 back for putting in over a certain amount per month. So, it costs me £95 a year. I'm pretty sure I couldn't get phone insurance, AA cover and travel insurance separately for less than £95 a year. It's worth looking into before totally dismissing it.