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!

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.

Once you have the repair code you can… Once you have the repair code you can walk into an in-network store and drop off the phone for a free repair. Super easy.I don’t want to deal with a technology company that makes things complicated. Kover thinks about their users and keeps it all very smooth and simple to use. I hooked my mom up with Kover too and she worries so much less about breaking her phone that she has been doing better with it.

This is a scam company This is a scam company. They have no customer service and when you try to end your membership they divert you to sending an email which they will not respond to. Don’t do it!

This company took my money from when I… This company took my money from when I cancel this and you can't get sick leave. Sick leave when you can take it with out to have a something from the doctor. Me and my family are living at the hotel. We was using these funds for the hotel. They took $146 from my account and I am sending them emails no response. If anyone can help us please do $cedmarketing