Linx Tablet Extended Warranty (Includes Accidental Damage)

[Dann]

I've covered my Linx8 with this warranty, and managed to drop it and chip the screen, posted it at the start of last week and got the replacement today!

SquareTrade will cover your device even if you didn't buy it from Amazon.

Linx 7/8 (Purchases between £75-£100)

2 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £21.99 - http://amzn.to/1AVinI9
3 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £32.99 - http://amzn.to/14F8l24

Linx 10

2 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £29.99 - http://amzn.to/158P4qs
3 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £44.99 - http://amzn.to/14F8EKd




People who took advantage of the Staples deal, links are below.

Linx 7/8

2 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £21.99 - http://amzn.to/1u7eXTo
3 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £32.99 - http://amzn.to/1wejYnk

Linx 10

2 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £21.99 - http://amzn.to/1wek9z4
3 Years Extended Warranty + Accidental Damage - £32.99 - http://amzn.to/1Cs64D2

[DJ_Enigma]

Nice

Are you stil covered on your replacement? Or did that 'use up' the policy and you need another?

[Dann]

i have no idea! ill give them a ring later!

[buttugly]

"If you have received repairs or replacements up to the value of the original purchase price of the insured item
or a cash settlement or a gift card for the replacement cost of a new item of equal features and functionality,
your policy will immediately end".

[Dann]

"If you have received repairs or replacements up to the value of the original purchase price of the insured item
or a cash settlement or a gift card for the replacement cost of a new item of equal features and functionality,
your policy will immediately end".

Ah! i guess its not too bad.. it's the same as paying an excess on insurance!

[splashmattuk]

Did you need the receipt at any point, I have not got one.

[Dann]

Did you need the receipt at any point, I have not got one.

Nope! Just used my bank statement

[Imy85]

Staples send you an invoice (separate from the delivery for the tablet, for some reason). They can also provide replacements and PDF invoices. I needed it for my cashback offer but they had my old address so I managed to get a PDF from their CS.

[gbswales]

Nice

Are you stil covered on your replacement? Or did that 'use up' the policy and you need another?

I read the square deal terms and conditions some time ago and I think that a replacement claim might end the policy - it didn't seem very clear at the time but this is sometimes the case with replacement policies. Overall I think a better question to ask would be is it really worth it. If you have accidental damage cover on your home this should be covered and is it worth spending £25 or more to insure a device that you could currently replace for under £40? By the time you have a problem you might already be thinking about upgrading to something new anyway. Most insurance policies carry some excess so you might have to find the first £10-£20 yourself

[F0LLETT]

Nice

Are you stil covered on your replacement? Or did that 'use up' the policy and you need another?

I read the square deal terms and conditions some time ago and I think that a replacement claim might end the policy - it didn't seem very clear at the time but this is sometimes the case with replacement policies. Overall I think a better question to ask would be is it really worth it. If you have accidental damage cover on your home this should be covered and is it worth spending £25 or more to insure a device that you could currently replace for under £40? By the time you have a problem you might already be thinking about upgrading to something new anyway. Most insurance policies carry some excess so you might have to find the first £10-£20 yourself

Have to be fair, I think all accidental damage cover is disgusting. Makes people not value anything, if you break something, then its tough.
Why should people who have never claimed for stupid things like this, pay more due to people that do.

I think these type of policies are a rip off anyway, lots of people never understand at the time and end up paying for them. They then realise years down the line, they paid for something they didnt need.