From now through October 13th, Verizon is offering open enrollment to its Mobile Protect service which includes unlimited screen replacements.
Are you one of those unlucky types that have a nasty habit of dropping their smartphones often? According to, 45% of phone owners will break their phones. Most of the time, this damage is done at home and usually within 10 weeks of purchase. Some of that is due to phone owners eventually getting tired of the case that they put on their devices. They also get complacent, go out without the case on, and oops! The phone is dropped, the screen is cracked, and the damage is done.
Additionally, subscribers will receive 24/7 access to digital security tools and privacy and Tech Coach expert support. Your smartphone never has been so smothered with tender loving care before. And all of this will cost you only $14 or $17 per line each month depending on the device used on that line. Payments are automatically renewed each month unless cancelled. The fee is charged to your Verizon wireless account each month.
According to Verizon,"Your device is critical. We get it. That's why Verizon Mobile Protect gives you same day delivery and setup for replacement smartphones and new devices purchased from Verizon. Plus, you will get access to 24/7 digital security and privacy tools and Tech Coach expert support.". The carrier calls it"the last warranty you’ll ever need for your eligible home entertainment, home office, wearable devices and more.
After October 13th, only phones that have been activated for 30 days or less will be eligible for Verizon Mobile Protect. So if you do have a habit of dropping your phone, and you're a new or existing Verizon customer, you might want to sign up for the service before the open enrollment ends.Get the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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