@Remedios wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Aim_High wrote:Make sure you read the terms and conditions of any plan. They do all have their stipulations and limitations. For example, how much you can be reimbursed or if they cover cosmetic-only damage (which is the most likely outcome) versus the damage that makes it unservicable.
So here's my cellphone protection plan ... lol
I'll save myself a monthly fee or expecting a credit card to not nerf those benefits or having to keep my billing on it to maintain coverage.
Otter Box
*I can't tell you how many times I have had minor drops with my phone and have never broken one yet. Replaced a few screen protectors but everytime I got a phone back out of my Otterbox case, it looked brand new.
Good for protection against damage, not so good against theft!
Have you ever tried running with Otter box?
I didn't think so ....
Why run? People leave their phone+otterbox on the cafe table as they leave to get something/use the facilities/sell drugs etc. And then, your honor, it just slipped into my wide pockets at which point I remembered I had an appointment and WALKED away. Yes, it does happen a lot.....
@Remedios wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Aim_High wrote:So here's my cellphone protection plan ... lol
Otter Box
Good for protection against damage, not so good against theft!
Have you ever tried running with Otter box?
I didn't think so ....
Hmmmm ... nope.
I suppose it depends on what you're wearing.
Some running gear has zip pockets.
Or <gasp> ... go phoneless for 30 minutes. 
If you dare ...
Guess it's good I outgrew running ... lol 
Too hard on your knees when you get older. 
@Remedios wrote:I've left my kids behind, never my phone
I'll tippy toe out of this thread now
With my phone
Tippy toe?
Heck, why don't you just RUN out of it? 
Lol ...
@Aim_High wrote:Make sure you read the terms and conditions of any plan. They do all have their stipulations and limitations. For example, how much you can be reimbursed or if they cover cosmetic-only damage (which is the most likely outcome) versus the damage that makes it unservicable.
So here's my cellphone protection plan ... lol
I'll save myself a monthly fee or expecting a credit card to not nerf those benefits or having to keep my billing on it to maintain coverage.
Otter Box
*I can't tell you how many times I have had minor drops with my phone and have never broken one yet. Replaced a few screen protectors but everytime I got a phone back out of my Otterbox case, it looked brand new.
I never had cell phone protection outside a credit card benefit. I don't even have a screen protector. I'm just extremely careful with my phone.