I have been in the exact situation that… I have been in the exact situation that is described by Kover, where your vehicle is in the shop and you have cash flow problem, and I can tell you it is no fun. This is before I knew about Kover, so I got into some financial trouble. Now that I have signed up for their premium policy I know that I am going to be OK. Things do happen - you try your best to make sure they don’t, but an accident is an accident. Being prepared with something like this policy is essential, and for how much it cost, it makes no sense not to have it.

Not an ethical company I had at one time signed up with them via the Gridwise app, then cancelled, also via Gridwise. Several months later they charged over $500 on my card via an app I am no longer paying for. No way to cancel, no phone number, no response to my email requesting that they cancel. This is NOT an ethical company. As an owner of multiple businesses, I could not in good conscious do this to my customers, have no communication and take funds not given permission for.

Kover using tactics to avoid payout I was hospitalized for 4 days. I started the claim while I was in the hospital, and they asked for access to my medical chart through the hospitals ap. While that seems super sketchy to me I was able to limit what they would be able to see and tried to allow them access. I kept getting an error message. During this time I received an email from kover asking for the information in the form of a letter from my doctor. This all happened in the course of a couple hours. Now, 4 days later, having provided all the requested info, I haven’t heard back from them and my account says “waiting for documents “. I rent a car through Uber and have a payment due tomorrow or I will lose my rental contract. Fingers crossed they come through quickly. Update A week later they have now sent the same email with the same link that doesn’t work more then 20 times. A complete failure to hold up their end of the deal.

I believe Kover really are unique I believe Kover really are unique. Reading what they said about excess premium really caught my attention. How many companies think this kind of thing through and make it a central part of their philosophy? I’ve had to pay some pretty steep premiums in the past, and like Kover says, it really does make you feel like the company is not rowing in the same direction you are. I really do like putting my money into companies that have this kind of flow - it makes a difference to know that company care about the people it is working with.

I am all about saving money where I… I am all about saving money where I can, but I like to have nice things. Making sure that you have the latest iPhone can get a bit expensive, but what are you going to do? Not have it? Not an option for me.I work in a job where we have to test different sites on different phones, so I like to have the most up to date version. I’m not breaking it every other week, but things do happen when you are bringing it into the workspace every day. I am not going to say this one statistic got me to sign up, but the idea that Kover saves the customer 79% on the true cost of iPhone ownership per year definitely got me interested.