on 11-01-2010 12:29
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on 11-01-2010 14:17
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on 11-01-2010 14:49
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on 11-01-2010 14:58
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on 11-01-2010 16:04
on 11-01-2010 16:04
That would be a good approach but the HD2s appears to be at the top end of the mobile phone pricing bracket(unless retentions will sell me one at cost which may be worth investigating).
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on 11-01-2010 16:42
on 11-01-2010 16:42
Quote "Clearly O2 should have made it clear that the HD2 wasn’t covered on their insurance – and the rest of you should be aware of this before buying from them. O2 should also stop pretending that the insurance is part of them when you take it out and then hide behind it being another company when it comes to a payout."
It clearly says that they may substitute a phone of "similar spec" in the terms of insurance, but if you go with prking's idea, it may be the only way to get an HD2.
on 11-01-2010 16:46
on 11-01-2010 16:46
on 11-01-2010 17:01
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Section 2 – Replacement Equipment
In the event of You making a successful Claim under this contract
that results in Us replacing Your Equipment We will endeavour
to replace Your Equipment with a model of similar specification.
The replacement may be a different model, be made by a different
manufacturer and may not include the identical features, functions
and data capability as Your Equipment. We reserve the right to
provide replacements which have been reconditioned.
on 11-01-2010 20:06
on 11-01-2010 20:06