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Virgin and Boost Mobile Opening Device Insurance

May 1, 2012, 11:31 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint's prepaid services both Virgin Mobile USA and Boost Mobile today announced an open enrollment period for those wishing to insure their devices. Normally, insurance must be purchased during the first 15 days of device ownership, but Virgin and Boost will insure the devices of most subscribers who sign up for the service during the month of May. The cost is $5 per month and applies to nearly all devices offered by Virgin and Boost. Customers wishing to insure their device can do so at a retail store are through Virgin and Boost's customer service channels.

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Rectiphobe

May 1, 2012, 11:54 AM

Deductible?

Surely there is a device deductible. Any word as to what it is, and whether there are certain tiers (AT&T style)?

Stryphor

If it's offered by the same people who run AT&Ts insurance there probably will be tiers. I understand why Asurion makes tiers but some them need to be updated.

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