Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
LadyVaJedi
Enthusiast - Level 2

I have had my SG8+ for 9 months and I have insurance on my phone.  I had to call Asurion since I have a small crack on the phone in the right upper corner and it is just a service crack.  I talked with a person and he said that my claim is accepted and there is a slight problem that there is a backorder on my phone.  I can pay $199 to replace my phone.  I told him I can't afford that.  Why should I pay that when I have insurance on my phone?  Now I am wondering if they were going to just replace my phone why can't I just pay $30 at a brick and mortar store if they were just going to send me a replacement?  

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Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
mama23dogs
Legend

It’s called a deductible.  All insurance except life insurance has a deductible.

Whats this $30 you wrote of?   Verizon is not going to replace your phone for any amount. 

It might be cheaper to fix the screen and pay out of pocket.  

Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
LadyVaJedi
Enthusiast - Level 2

I was told that is how much it would cost to fix a small crack in the corner of my phone. 

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Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
mama23dogs
Legend

I dont know of any Verizon that fixes phones.  I know ATT has a deal with Asurion for $29 screen repair on selected phones.  The newest models and curved screen are not included.  It’s worth checking.  Good luck

Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
vzw_customer_support
Customer Service Rep

No one enjoys having a broken phone screen and any surprise charges to fix it. I would love the opportunity to see what options we have available for you. So I can better assist you, I have sent you a Private Message.

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Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
jrh4054
Specialist - Level 3

One correction, mama23dogs.  Life insurance doesn't have a deductible.

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Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
mama23dogs
Legend

Zero corrections as I wrote it 3 days ago.

        “All insurance except life insurance has a deductible.”

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Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
vzw_customer_support
Customer Service Rep

Having a fully functional device is important, and we want to make sure that you have all the information, LadyVaJedi.  If you have select insurance option from Asurion, you may be eligible for screen repair at a reduced rate.  You can check the eligibility at www.phoneclaim.com/verizon.  Since this service is offered through the insurance company Asurion, you can contact them at 888-881-2622 for assistance or additional options. 

 

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Re: Asurion and Samsung 8+ problems
jrh4054
Specialist - Level 3

Sorry, my mistake.  I misread your comment.

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Re: Asurion and Samsung S8+ problems
michepro929
Enthusiast - Level 1

I know this thread is over a year old, but I'm hoping someone sees this and is able to help me. I have had the same problem with Asurion not wanting to replace the screen on my daughter's SG S8+. We have had the screen on my husband's SG Note8 replaced twice, the screen on my SG Note8 replaced once, and the screen on my daughter's old SG S7 edge replaced once. Each time this was done through Asurion for a $29 cracked screen deductible. My daughter now has a SG S8+ in blue with a cracked screen.  I have tried to file a claim to have the screen replaced twice - once online and then I called and spoke to an Asurion agent. Each time I was only offered to have the device replaced for the $199 deductible. When I called the repair shop that replaced all of our other screens, the manager told me they always have the parts to replace the screen on the blue SG S8+ in stock. No one can give me a reason why I'm not allowed to just change the screen. I don't see why the screen can't be replaced for the $29 deductible if the parts are really available. I shouldn't have to pay $199 for a whole phone replacement when it's just the screen that needs to be replaced!

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