If I purchase my kindle in the US and then this coverage. If I happen to move, will the coverage work in another country as well?
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There are limitations to the coverage. Clause 9 states: "This Contract Does Not Cover:" A. Any product located outside the continental United States, Alaska, and Hawaii." So, I would have to say no, it would not be covered.
762266
Unfortunately, no. The agreement restricts coverage for locations with in the United States, Hawaii, and Alaska if I recall correctly.
713885
i 'm interested to know this too.....i live in central america, so i would like to know if this product covers other countries....
352516
I do not think it will since the maps are for US and Canada. Unless you can verify that you can load up the maps for your country.
435413
No it wont affect the coverage, but you will have to send the product through US mail and probably it will be returned to a US address as well. So if you don't have these options then you might have a issue.
1994704
Hey, sorry to hear your kindle was stolen. Really lame. I was reading the coverage list and it basically states it is for mechanical and electrical issues but call the 800 number to see for sure. 1-800-374-9939. I hope this helps and good luck!
325685
Works anywhere you have cell reception, actually most of the reviews and info I found were from countries other then the US.
2065642
I'm sure, you would have to check clears coverage area for the location you are in.
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THE ANSWER: I figured it out myself.It's easy and no big deal. Buy the kindle wherever, charge it, boot it up, set it up and link it to your Amazon account, THEN buy square trade. It will connect to the newly registered matching product automatically. For those saying to call Amazon or Square Trade, I already had, and hadn't gotten any useful information. Nobody knew. I DID discover that the protection on the ST website is more expensive and doesn't cover accidents at all. Through the St*ples website, where I got the kindle, it was also much more expensive and had less comprehensive coverage. Amazon definitely has the best deal with ST, which is why I went to the effort to purchase here. THE ANSWER: I figured it out myself.It's easy and no big deal. Buy the kindle wherever, charge it, boot it up, set it up and link it to your Amazon account, THEN buy square trade. It will connect to the newly registered matching product automatically. For those saying to call Amazon or Square Trade, I already had, and hadn't gotten any useful information. Nobody knew. I DID discover that the protection on the ST website is more expensive and doesn't cover accidents at all. Through the St*ples website, where I got the kindle, it was also much more expensive and had... » Read More THE ANSWER: I figured it out myself.It's easy and no big deal. Buy the kindle wherever, charge it, boot it up, set it up and link it to your Amazon account, THEN buy square trade. It will connect to the newly registered matching product automatically. For those saying to call Amazon or Square Trade, I already had, and hadn't gotten any useful information. Nobody knew. I DID discover that the protection on the ST website is more expensive and doesn't cover accidents at all. Through the St*ples website, where I got the kindle, it was also much more expensive and had less comprehensive coverage. Amazon definitely has the best deal with ST, which is why I went to the effort to purchase here. « Show Less
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Hello, I wanted to respond to the reception issue. I live part time on a lake in rural central IL and have pretty weak cell phone reception on both the Sprint and Verizon networks. Verizon is clearly better than Sprint but still iffy. My Kindle works better than both cell phones. I have had a couple spotty incidents but for the most part is functions very very well. When in Chicago the other half of the time and going in between...my Kindle performs perfectly.
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According to Tracfone website, you should get coverage in your area (however, the site does an estimate, so it is not 100% guarantee that you will have coverage). https://www.tracfone.com/direct/CoverageMaps?app=TRACFONE&lang=en
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I'm not 100% sure but this might help answer your question. http://www.att.com/travelguide/coverage/coverage_details.jsp?CIDL=76&MNC=CING
800359
Most of Europe is at 230 volts while the US is 117 volts. Because this is not a voltage converter unit, I would not plug ordinary US appliances into it. I would guess, however, that the USB port has some regulation on it and would be safe for your Kindle.
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You would have to ask Verizon for heir coverage. I have used mine wherever I go.
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Dear Michelle,I think that in overall, Kindle provides better services in Europe (3G, buying online etc). Although the Nook has also these features, you are not allowed to use the online shopping services if you are not a US residence. Unfortunatelly Amazon's store does not have books in my mother language (Catalan), so I'm "forced" to purchase the best e-reader using ePub format. Of course, when I got my Nook I'll give you some feedback. Nice to discuss with you.Xavi
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I'm not 100% sure but this might help answer your question. http://www.att.com/travelguide/coverage/coverage_details.jsp?CIDL=76&MNC;=CING
687731
The Square trade listing says "Worldwide coverage". I would contact Square trade ( 1-877-900-7283 ) directly to confirm they cover your area.
1135909
You can plug it into a wall socket using something like the power plug that comes with the Kindle. However, please note that other countries probably use different voltage electricity and although many hotels have varying outlets of varying powers, you may need an international plug.