Squaretrade on amazon shows $50 deductible, but the square trade website shows $75 deductible? Is this right?
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I could be wrong but I believe it's varies but device. I know with my iphone 5 it's 50. But if they said if I paid in full for the repair that they would pay 100% back to me so that's what I didn't and they paid me back in a day or two. It was great I would and do recommend them to anyone I know
1081568
It's $50. For some reason the deductibles are $50 when you buy from Amazon, but $100 from the Squaretrade website. Take a screen-shot of the Amazon $50 deductible, and I'm pretty sure Squaretrade will honor the $50 deductible in the event of a claim. Awhile ago, the deductibles were zero on Amazon, and were $100 Ono the Squaretrade website.
1081569
When I called SquareTrade to ask about this different deductible, the agent said that in order to get the $50 deductible, you have to had purchased the phone through Amazon too. But, this answer was completely contrary to what it says here on Amazon that you could have purchased the phone from any 3rd party retailer, etc. So, my guess is that the SquareTrade agent that I spoke to was wrong.
1081570
The deductible must have gone up. I would buy the insurance from Amazon, take screenshots of the page that lists your deductible at $50, and use that if they ever try to charge you $75 for a replacement. In my experience, they have great customer service and you probably won't need to fight with them over anything like that.
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When you buy the warranty on Amazon, Square Trade sends you a few emails with the policy, how to file a claim, receipt, etc. You can either print the emails out, or do like I did and archive them for future use (I use gmail, but I'm sure most email services allow you to save the emails in some fashion so that you don't delete them). You'll also receive an email receipt/verification from Amazon. You don't have to do a thing on SquareTrade's website, you'll receive the emails at whatever address is on file with Amazon. When I have purchased SquareTrade warranties on eBay, in the past, the handle it in s similar fashion. I've never had a reason to use the warranties I've purchased before, but SquareTrade has always seemed to have good reviews everywhere across the sites I've purchased from. Hope that helps.
1276412
Since $250 is less than your purchase price I would not risk it without contacting squaretrade. I would simply go with the $300 plan so you know you're covered.
466679
I do not know the answer, I live in the USA, one must email or call SquareTrade and ask them, or even Amazon.com.
474251
I would definitely go to the Square Trade website to check. I WOULD LOVE TO TELL YOU YOU YES BUT ......Every tablet I have had was brand new. SQUARW Trade will help you therw the best.
2095897
Seems the language has changed. Doesn't say that the phone has to be purchased from Amazon any longer. "SquareTrade Protection Plans sold on Amazon only cover products purchased within the last 30 days."
227583
I purchased an extended 2 year warranty with square trade through amazon for under 70 dollars at the tme of purchase. One never really know how good a warranty is until you use it. However I have confidence in dealing with amazon.
2216405
I just called up SquareTrade to confirm this. They said that the deductible is $50 for iPhones. They are aware of the discrepancy on the product page, and are going to fix it soon. Their deductible is $99 for other smartphones, and so maybe this description got copied over.
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Yes it is. When you go to the website to register, the "Purchased At:" field will be pre-populated with "Amazon.com". I called SquareTrade and they confirmed that there is no way to register a product purchased elsewhere through this warranty. They were able to cancel it and I purchased a new one directly through SquareTrade.com. FWIW, it's been over a month and they haven't been able to provide a refund yet, although they insist they are working on it.It might be possible to somehow make it work, but I would suggest using this only for items purchased on http://amazon.com. Yes it is. When you go to the website to register, the "Purchased At:" field will be pre-populated with "Amazon.com". I called SquareTrade and they confirmed that there is no way to register a product purchased elsewhere through this warranty. They were able to cancel it and I purchased a new one directly through SquareTrade.com. FWIW, it's been over a month and they haven't been able to provide a refund yet, although they insist they are working on it.It might be possible to somehow make it work, but I would suggest using this only for items... » Read More Yes it is. When you go to the website to register, the "Purchased At:" field will be pre-populated with "Amazon.com". I called SquareTrade and they confirmed that there is no way to register a product purchased elsewhere through this warranty. They were able to cancel it and I purchased a new one directly through SquareTrade.com. FWIW, it's been over a month and they haven't been able to provide a refund yet, although they insist they are working on it.It might be possible to somehow make it work, but I would suggest using this only for items purchased on http://amazon.com. « Show Less
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Things to know: SquareTrade Protection Plans are only valid for new products purchased at Amazon within the last 30 days. However, if you go to their webpage, they have plans for products bought outside of amazon, with various plans and pricing. Here is the link: http://www.squaretrade.com/?h=v5
809598
Does no one bother to go to squaretrade.com and read the terms?? It specifically states it may be new or refurb.
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The answer is an easy NO - This is now listed in the details "SquareTrade Protection Plans are only valid for new products purchased at Amazon within the last 30 days." But beaware of a company that offers a warranty on Amazon for $111 and the same exact plan from them if you didn't buy it here is $279! WTF? That's a difference of over $168 for the same coverage for the same product just because it wasn't purchased here, I can see a small discount but they might as well sell out to Amazon at this point - Who in their right mind would pay $279 for a $550 tablet?Go with Smart Guard - Same exact plans, not Amazon only and much cheaper - 3 Year Tablet Accident Protection Plan ($500-600) The answer is an easy NO - This is now listed in the details "SquareTrade Protection Plans are only valid for new products purchased at Amazon within the last 30 days." But beaware of a company that offers a warranty on Amazon for $111 and the same exact plan from them if you didn't buy it here is $279! WTF? That's a difference of over $168 for the same coverage for the same product just because it wasn't purchased here, I can see a small discount but they might as well sell out to Amazon at this point - Who in their right mind would pay $279 for a $550 tablet?Go with... » Read More The answer is an easy NO - This is now listed in the details "SquareTrade Protection Plans are only valid for new products purchased at Amazon within the last 30 days." But beaware of a company that offers a warranty on Amazon for $111 and the same exact plan from them if you didn't buy it here is $279! WTF? That's a difference of over $168 for the same coverage for the same product just because it wasn't purchased here, I can see a small discount but they might as well sell out to Amazon at this point - Who in their right mind would pay $279 for a $550 tablet?Go with Smart Guard - Same exact plans, not Amazon only and much cheaper - 3 Year Tablet Accident Protection Plan ($500-600) « Show Less
1890571
Go to squaretrade.com and check I do not believe so! Now they will no longer cover accidental damage as well!
753925
Go to the Square trade web site. If your purchase was properly submitted they will surely help you. There is also a phone number there to call them. I had no problems.
560844
No. From what I read you can use the SquareTrade from a host of authorized dealers.
714477
Amazon takes care of all billing on their site. It should just show as an Amazon purchase.
1049305
I always buy squaretrade warranties with electronicss nowadays, although I'm thinking your still under manufacturers warranty? If not Amazon should provide help in returning what is clearly a defective item.