Is there a deductible for each claim ?
1588445
No there is no deductable and since I chose a amazon gift card I got a little extra back. My tablet was a total loss it was dropped and shattered.
1219451
Do i have to register my items for coverage? this is a question can anyone answer?
182093
Sort of. I make sure to set up categories for business income and deductible expenses and make sure to categorize those expenses when I enter them throughout the year. At the end of the year I just print out a category report and I have my numbers.
1750837
No it does'nt sue. you have to purchase those seperately. I bought mine for around $3.95 off amazon. You don't need more expensive ones. I hope that answers your question. Feel free to holla at me if you have anymore!!!
1040642
Yes you can. I think they cover many products and my experience has been very good when I have had to use them.
487330
No, you can cover a large range of items, check www.squaretrade.com for the details. My latest purchase was from Costco.
476994
You can, but I wouldn't buy it at all. My grandson dropped his tablet and we put in a claim on accident coverage, that was two months ago. We have called and sent email messages and nothing has been done. Every time we call they can not find our information and they say that there is something that we did not send the last time we called. I had to replace the tablet myself so the next time I buy something I will save my money instead of wasting it with Square Trade.
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You can file claims electronically if the receiver is able to accept them, or you can submit through a qualified claims clearing house. If you file by printed form it must be on red scanable paper in approved format. Software for digital claim filing is available from the clearing house or from several software companies
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I have never tried to do this myself, but it is my understanding that you would not be hit with an additional charge. (I am assuming of course that this is two returns for the same state. You only get one state included. If you need to file a return for more than one state, you would be hit for $39.95 per additional state).
1379320
I don't know the warranty other than there is a 10 year limited one. I think if within the first year its covered at 100% after that some deduction. You might check their website.
1732005
When I purchased them yes there were. You can go to their website for info: http://www.generalpencil.com/
2247300
There was no deductible for the products I had replaced. As a matter of fact, they gave me think it was about 10% more than I paid for the equipment including taxes.
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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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 think so but I am still waiting to be paid for damage to the screen for over 1 month. Every time I call I get a different person and am told yes your claim is covered and you will get a check in 10-14 days. I am going to call amazon to get this solved
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Not really but I think there was a site on the form that you can go to. Sorry I could not be more helpful Donna
2128462
I'm not sure, we got offered some other in insurance. I would call apple and ask first just to be sure.