not a chance.. their images are all super poor quality, no logo.. the buttons are trying to be web 2.0, no terms, their sign up form is HTML and posts to an e-mail, i actually looked up the post form and it's not compatible with their server so you couldn't sign up anyway, but this is totally insecure, it will be transfering it over an unsecure html to an unsecure e-mail address.. (viewing the source of the page i can see that it is populating fields for e-mail)..
if they weren't idiot coders then they would be stealing your info, since it's going to an e-mail address they may or may not be actually processing it creating an account for payment, i found a cached google page of their address and it's
P.O. Box 950095
Lake Mary, FL 32795
a po box.. not only that but the file doesn't exist anymore...
the photos are all 3gs phones though they started in Nov 2009... the domain was only registered for 1 year, most registrars default at 3 years, they apparently aren't planning on staying around too long..
i called their 1 800 number and it told me i would be connected with the next available rep.. been on hold for 5 minutes and it said that due to unusually high call volume the wait till will exceed 15 minutes and to leave a message and my call will be returned...
SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM! If you want to try this then prepare to have no coverage and all sorts of random charges on your account, this is 100% without a doubt a phising site..
here's a cached version of their service agreement
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...com/Home/IAPPPR1.pdf&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
Note a couple of things:
If we decide to repair, here's how the coverage works:
• We will give you a pre-paid shipping label once you file a claim. Once you've shipped your item toour service depot, we will repair it and return it to you within 3 days and then ship it back to you at no cost to you. We are not responsible for items lost in transit.
All coverage begins the day you sign up, but claims may not be files until 30 days after purchase, and does not cover willful damage or negligent use. A $50 minimum deductible applies on all items. Lost or stolen phones will require a deductible based on our replacement deductible which varies depending on your iPhone model.
1st section titled DEDUCTIBLE: Claims made that are repairable will incur a $50 deductible. Claims made that are a total loss due to being beyond repair will incur a minimum $150 deductible. Claims made for lost or stolen phone will incur adeductible equal to the fair market value price of your iPhone. These deductibles for lost/stolen phone will changebased on market value of your iPhone.
2nd section titled DEDUCTIBLE: Claims made that are repairable will incur a $50 deductible. Claims made that are a total loss due to beingbeyond repair will incur a minimum $150 deductible. Claims made for lost or stolen phone will incur adeductible ranging from $250 to $550 depending on the model of your iPhone
Unless amended by the State Specific Provisions, this Service Agreement sets forth the entire contract between the parties and no representation, promise or condition not contained herein shall modify these terms.
It promises all these protections on the website, but in the contract it doesn't say what it covers or that they are even required to provide coverage for any time period, or for any reason really. The ONLY coverage it guarantees in it's contract is Power Surge, and it is only if it is from one of their approved surge-protectors.
There is absolutely nothing in the service agreement that guarantees any terms or conditions, it does not say that you are guaranteed any coverage, nor the time period in which you are guaranteed coverage.
not to mention terrible grammer throught the site, and their rotating splash display is made in flash, not javascript, it's not made to ever be changed or updated, because they are not planning to..
i hope no one falls for this scam...
oh and I tried to look them up in Florida where they claim to be and i can't find them in Florida's business registry...
while we're at it when it says product it calls it '4g' and since in their terms it defines the product as the product listed on your receipt, which would be iphone 4g, which doesn't exist. this site is a bunch of bologna