They got me reactivated with Uber but… They got me reactivated with Uber but Covid tore my ratings up so bad, and pax aren’t rating like they used to so there’s no way I’d have gotten 500 RATED trips to reset. This means I got deactivated again. Been paying Kover every month. Now that I need help again, my account is there, but it just says “update” to change my plan. Why? I already have a plan! As a matter of fact I just got charged this morning!! And the chat won’t pull up my keyboard to type so I can’t even get support!

I haven’t broken my phone much I haven’t broken my phone much, but my girlfriend has, and I was wondering what it would cost to get her adequately covered. I heard about Kover from a friend.My girlfriend needs her phone, and she uses it to Uber around a lot, so I like her to be safe. Getting it replaced quickly is important to me.They have a great little savings calculator on the website that I checked out, and especially with my girlfriend trashing her phone so often, getting the policy with Kover makes so much sense, and will save me a lot of money.

kover cancelled my membership I usually get a email about my payments, but since December I hadn't received a email. I logged into my account and my membership was cancelled even though my payment information was up to date. Ive paid too much money to have my membership cancelled. Where is my refund?????

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.

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.