How many claims can you make during the length of the coverage?
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It Depends: The coverage is equal to the cost of the product purchased. ($200 Tablet) Each time you have a claim they subtract their cost of repair from that amount (ie. $200 Tablet - $75 Repair = $125; Future repair needed $125 Balance - $100 repair = $25 etc...) If they replace the product purchased then that of course it is the end of the coverage. Also if the repair cost the balance of the Cost of the product then that will be the only time you can claim coverage. Hope this helps.
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From what I can gather from looking at the literature and from talking with representatives, there is no maximum number of claims that you can make. However, they have to be legitimate claims. Obviously, after several claims, red flags would start popping up that maybe you were gaming the system. For instance, my granddaughter forgot her password, and so could not use her tablet. That was not covered. She eventually remembered it. 6 months later, the tablet fell into the neighbor's pool. They referred back to the password claim. My explanation of the coincidence was sufficient for them to issue a refund.
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From what I can gather from looking at the literature and from talking with representatives, there is no maximum number of claims that you can make. However, they have to be legitimate claims. Obviously, after several claims, red flags would start popping up that maybe you were gaming the system. For instance, my granddaughter forgot her password, and so could not use her tablet. That was not covered. She eventually remembered it. 6 months later, the tablet fell into the neighbor's pool. They referred back to the password claim. My explanation of the coincidence was sufficient for them to issue a refund. From what I can gather from looking at the literature and from talking with representatives, there is no maximum number of claims that you can make. However, they have to be legitimate claims. Obviously, after several claims, red flags would start popping up that maybe you were gaming the system. For instance, my granddaughter forgot her password, and so could not use her tablet. That was not covered. She eventually remembered it. 6 months later, the tablet fell into the neighbor's pool. They referred back to the password claim. My explanation of the coincidence was sufficient for them to... » Read More From what I can gather from looking at the literature and from talking with representatives, there is no maximum number of claims that you can make. However, they have to be legitimate claims. Obviously, after several claims, red flags would start popping up that maybe you were gaming the system. For instance, my granddaughter forgot her password, and so could not use her tablet. That was not covered. She eventually remembered it. 6 months later, the tablet fell into the neighbor's pool. They referred back to the password claim. My explanation of the coincidence was sufficient for them to issue a refund. « Show Less
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I did not buy the 4-year accidental protection. My thinking is that the probability of damage, loss, theft, etc. is quite low so I tend to "self-insure" for all these types of losses. In that context, I never buy any type of extended warranty be it for a vacuum cleaner, a car or a piece of electronic gear such as a computer or digital camera. I'm in my 70's now and I honestly believe that I'm well ahead given the self-insurance philosophy.
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For Refurbished iPhones & iPads: Coverage lasts 2-3 years, as indicated at the time you purchase your Protection Plan. This coverage begins upon the expiration of any existing manufacturer's warranty. For Refurbished & Used Items Purchased from eBay: Coverage lasts 1-2 years, as indicated at the time you purchase your Protection Plan. This coverage starts on the day after the manufacturer's warranty expires, or if there isn't a manufacturer's warranty, on the 46th day after your item purchase. Note: This means that your item is not covered for issues occurring within the first 45 days after you purchase your item. Coverage for Used items is only available for items sold on eBay.
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Unfortunately, I do not have the answer to this. Because each insurance is different, and each plan within the insurance differs, it is best to contact your insurance company directly to review benefit information. There should be a customer number on the back of your insurance card.
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Sorry for the delay. I have not used this coverage and assumed it would cover all accidents. Kindly let me know how you make out.
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SL..I would't know...I am an end user..you need to ask ST directly as they are the ones providing the insurance..not me!
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As far as I know, you do not have a limit. You will however have to register the software with each install. I have it on two pcs myself. I hope this works.
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I think it depends on your usage. For example I have two cats so I use about two 12 in section per week over a 6 week period so for me about 12 feet per unit.
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I also feel the same as the first poster here does ..I think I will google and try to find a better warranty for electronics. That is crazy. The issue is a clause stating coverage, though, doesn't start until the 61st day. I just don't understand why I'm paying for 60 days of no-coverage??? Shouldn't new device start the warranty period when the item's warranty ends OR when coverage starts?Thanks Bert now I know even more.
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Really depends on how large of and area you want to cover/protect. I usually cover two brackets, and using as little as possible I probably get 10 applications per syringe. Really works well once you get the hang of applying it.
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A small amount. It is best to purchase a larger roll(s) and use it from the get go. Keep the small roll in case you run out of the others.
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Most of the time they offer coverage for any valuable item. If the bundle includes items of 199 or above I would get coverage for all items.
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It does not matter where you live you are covered the only thing it will not cover after 30 days is return shipping expenses that is the customers responsibility no matter where you live.Thanks,
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It's long. Vitamix offers and covers as far as I know. You register at their website http://www.vitamix.com You may be able to view the warranty at the website
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According to my understanding to this product instructions you can use it up to 3 times a day each 15 mins! so, you pretty much can cover most of the areas.
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Yes you can. I think they cover many products and my experience has been very good when I have had to use them.
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They can vary, as you progress in the program they become a bit longer. For the most part I would estimate about 40 minutes.