WarrantyLife was easy to deal with WarrantyLife was easy to deal with. It's nice being able to go to a local store and not having to mail my phone in, especially since I live in a rural area with limited options. My only criticism is that they answer emails relatively late in the day but, besides that everything was smooth sailing.

Cut-Rate Scam Operation, Find a More Reputable Warranty Service Purchased three warranties for three separate devices. My stepdaughter dropped her phone, cracking the screen. When we filed a claim Warrantylife advised us that of all three policies, JUST the one covering her phone wasn't "registered properly" and therefore they wouldn't cover the damage, despite five months remaining on the policy. How very convenient for them. To say nothing of how poor their communications are, forget about getting someone on the phone, there isn't one, and you're lucky to get an email response within a day. Save your money and your blood pressure and shop elsewhere.

I signed up just last month and then… I signed up just last month and then dropped my phone and cracked my screen. I reported my claim but they were closed, they responded the very next day. The process was quicker then expected (from drop to reimbursement about 2 weeks) and they were great about anwsering my emails. It would be better if they could pay the repair facility's directly so that I didn't have to pay out of pocket and wait for reimbursement, that's the only downside, they also dont pay the taxes and theres the deductible. Either way I saved a ton of money, with the cost of repairs it just makes sense to have this insurance.

Wanted me to get bids on the price… Wanted me to get bids on the price before approving. Small crack on the case. How convenient, drive around find a store they approved. When I go to a store to return something . It is tsken cate of, one stop. I could send them yhe phone but nooooo

Got some money back for broken phone After going to third party screen repair and Apple Store, eventually got recommendation to replace iPhone. Sent iPhone to Warranty Life and received "fair market value" of phone from Gazelle, minus $50 deductible. The deductible nor the amount covered not being the purchase price were not advertised when I purchased the warranty on Gazelle.