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neel.j.patel

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Aug 29, 2012
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So I was wondering how the insurance filing works with AT&T. My question is that if I do buy insurance from AT&T and report my phone broke, ( Dropped from 2 stories etc...) When I receive my replacement will AT&T completely block the other phone? So will they block the IMEI from there database, or can I just go get Straight Talk or something and pop that sim in or maybe T-Mobile since they offer Nano Sim. Thanks for your responses I really appreciate it !:)
 
So I was wondering how the insurance filing works with AT&T. My question is that if I do buy insurance from AT&T and report my phone broke, ( Dropped from 2 stories etc...) When I receive my replacement will AT&T completely block the other phone? So will they block the IMEI from there database, or can I just go get Straight Talk or something and pop that sim in or maybe T-Mobile since they offer Nano Sim. Thanks for your responses I really appreciate it !:)

So basically, when you committ insurance fraud you want to know if you can use the proceeds of the fraud with a different carrier???

If so... yikes...
 
First off, your reply has little to do with the I5, but instead would apply to all iphones - and pretty much any phone.

I think you are asking if you can PRETEND it is broken and get a new one.

I am not going to answer that and hope this thread gets closed.
 
Ok so I still havent gotten my answer haha Damn smart ass people on here, Its my own business what I do with it! Simply dont reply if you have a problem with it!
 
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