Asurion Insurance now Available for Nexus One

Ghost · 03-03-2010, 07:46 PM

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yea i got that, but my point was initially when u called and told them it was broken, did they say send it in or something like that? Because if they dont require you to send the old phone in i might still be able to sell it on ebay for parts and recover some of the money for the deductable?!

Lol, my bad. They sent me a shipping label and I sent it back. The IMEI and Serial Numbers are the same so I know they didn't pull the ol switcharoo.

lol not HTC im talking about Asurion, did they require you to do something like that haha

Not that I know of, they didn't mention anyting about sending anything to them. Funny enough I just listened to a message on my answering machine from Asurion...FAIL... I was not only told that they are still back ordered on N1's but they gave me an alternative option of ordering a new phone from google and sending them the invoice so they could reimburse me within 48 hours.

Either way I should have expected something like this to happen. New phone not available through normal channels. :P

JREZ · 03-03-2010, 09:43 PM

I just got my phone insured through State Farm. They told me there is a deductible and gave me the choice of 100, 250 or 500 bills( chose the 100). I'm just glad I'm covered on basically every front.

d1mitrov · 03-03-2010, 09:53 PM

okkk so some people say they do it through state farm others say it cant be done, some say it costs $30 with no deductable and u have a $100 deductable....lets get this thing straightened out!

astros148 · 03-04-2010, 03:47 AM

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I just got my phone insured through State Farm. They told me there is a deductible and gave me the choice of 100, 250 or 500 bills( chose the 100). I'm just glad I'm covered on basically every front.

so wiat how much are you paying a month?

Texas10 · 03-04-2010, 08:52 AM

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okkk so some people say they do it through state farm others say it cant be done, some say it costs $30 with no deductable and u have a $100 deductable....lets get this thing straightened out!

Yea seriously, I also want to hear if anyone has had to file a claim on the phone with State Farm to see how and if it was handled.

JREZ · 03-04-2010, 10:28 AM

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I just got my phone insured through State Farm. They told me there is a deductible and gave me the choice of 100, 250 or 500 bills( chose the 100). I'm just glad I'm covered on basically every front.

so wiat how much are you paying a month?

The premium is $30 yearly.
For inquiring minds, my agent's number is 562 924 4459. His name is Jim Barr.

astros148 · 03-04-2010, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by JREZ

I just got my phone insured through State Farm. They told me there is a deductible and gave me the choice of 100, 250 or 500 bills( chose the 100). I'm just glad I'm covered on basically every front.

so wiat how much are you paying a month?

The premium is $30 yearly.
For inquiring minds, my agent's number is 562 924 4459. His name is Jim Barr.

if you llive in texs can you still have a policy through him?

joejohns · 03-12-2010, 05:35 PM

I got coverage from State Farm (Personal Articles Policy) for $34 for one year with NO DEDUCTIBLE.

They first quoted me $31 with a $100 deductible.
When I saw the quote, it had a "$3 discount" for the deductible.
So, I asked if I could get it without a deductible - and the answer was yes. $34.
Deal.

GREAT deal really if insurance is actually used - FAR cheaper than ANY other alternative that I've heard of.
Even if the insurance is NOT used, I'm out only $3 compared to the State Farm policy with $100 deductible. But, still significant savings over the Asurion policy or the SquareTrade semi-coverage.

astros148 · 03-12-2010, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by joejohns

I got coverage from State Farm (Personal Articles Policy) for $34 for one year with NO DEDUCTIBLE.

They first quoted me $31 with a $100 deductible.
When I saw the quote, it had a "$3 discount" for the deductible.
So, I asked if I could get it without a deductible - and the answer was yes. $34.
Deal.

GREAT deal really if insurance is actually used - FAR cheaper than ANY other alternative that I've heard of.
Even if the insurance is NOT used, I'm out only $3 compared to the State Farm policy with $100 deductible. But, still significant savings over the Asurion policy or the SquareTrade semi-coverage.

so you wouldnt have to pay a detuctible? sounds kinda too good to be true tbh

Nimblor · 03-12-2010, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by joejohns

I got coverage from State Farm (Personal Articles Policy) for $34 for one year with NO DEDUCTIBLE.

They first quoted me $31 with a $100 deductible.
When I saw the quote, it had a "$3 discount" for the deductible.
So, I asked if I could get it without a deductible - and the answer was yes. $34.
Deal.

GREAT deal really if insurance is actually used - FAR cheaper than ANY other alternative that I've heard of.
Even if the insurance is NOT used, I'm out only $3 compared to the State Farm policy with $100 deductible. But, still significant savings over the Asurion policy or the SquareTrade semi-coverage.

That is pretty cool. Is it a rider on your homeowners policy? Do you have other coverage through State Farm or is this it? What state do you live in? What is NOT covered by the policy?

03-03-2010, 09:53 PM	#83
d1mitrov Senior Member Member #1122 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Florida Posts: 339 Phone: Nexus 1 Carrier: T-Mobile	okkk so some people say they do it through state farm others say it cant be done, some say it costs $30 with no deductable and u have a $100 deductable....lets get this thing straightened out! __________________ Nexus One Beta Tester

03-12-2010, 05:35 PM	#88
joejohns Junior Member Member #4645 Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 2 Phone: Not Listed Carrier: Not Listed	State Farm - NO deductible I got coverage from State Farm (Personal Articles Policy) for $34 for one year with NO DEDUCTIBLE. They first quoted me $31 with a $100 deductible. When I saw the quote, it had a "$3 discount" for the deductible. So, I asked if I could get it without a deductible - and the answer was yes. $34. Deal. GREAT deal really if insurance is actually used - FAR cheaper than ANY other alternative that I've heard of. Even if the insurance is NOT used, I'm out only $3 compared to the State Farm policy with $100 deductible. But, still significant savings over the Asurion policy or the SquareTrade semi-coverage.

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JREZ Junior Member Member #3551 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Lakewood, CA Posts: 27 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: T-Mobile	I just got my phone insured through State Farm. They told me there is a deductible and gave me the choice of 100, 250 or 500 bills( chose the 100). I'm just glad I'm covered on basically every front.

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