So I’m abroad and my iPhone is broken. I have insurance with CoverCloud but as I am beginning to make a claim it comes to the realisation that the “worldwide cover” - whilst affordable and extensive of what it covers - annoyingly requires me to send the phone (at my cost) to the UK repair centre. They’ll then only return it to a UK address and I’ll have to organise postage back out to me internationally on the other side of the world and no doubt it’ll cost a small fortune.
This seems like a really annoying oversight on this kind of “worldwide” cover. I’m wondering what experiences other people have had that may be similar and whether they have any providers they recommend?
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Sounds pretty rubbish. It might be a better idea to buy a cheap phone where you are and sort it out back home.
Just bought a cheap Android. But need my usual phone considering how much I paid for it. The length of time I am travelling for though sadly I am just going to have to pay the costs as otherwise it’s £650 or so for a replacement.
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It’s really bad service, I think.
If they’re offering a world wide policy, it should really cover the cost of repair or replacement locally.