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Tuesday, 11 August 2015

Insure your phone screen against accidental damage at Slot

Slot Systems Limited, in conjunction with Industrial And General Insurance Plc (IGI), has introduced a new insurance product which protects mobile phones against damage to screens. Under the insurance policy, the cost of replacing any damaged or smashed screen of mobile phones that are insured will be borne completely by the insurance company.

The drivers of this initiative, SLOT and IGI, said it was aimed at saving owners the stress associated with the replacement of cracked or shattered screens of mobile phones - A value-added service and a first-class after-sales support offered by SLOT. Customers are therefore encouraged to take advantage of the insurance policy which provides cover and compensation in the event of any damage to the screen of their precious mobile phones and a cost-effective way to protect our valuable phones for a modest premium.

To get your phone screen insured, simply walk into any SLOT store nationwide, Purchase a phone and pay additional 5% of the phone cost to get your screen insured for 1 year. The devices covered by the insurance include Apple, Blackberry, Samsung, HTC, LG, Sony, and Microsoft. T/C's Apply. For more info call: 01-4663633

34 comments:

Unknown said...

Ok! For how much?

Joblesshousewife said...

thank you slot! #straightface#

Unknown said...

thats good

KING Nwa AMAKA said...

Una try . What about those that bought their phones awhile ago . Can we still insure the phone? Gimmicks to make extra $

hrm paul ojeih said...

Then we way don buy phone bfor how dem wan do us. Abeg jor make dem com up with better idea. My screen crack I buy new one$ slot don partner with d insurance company to make more moni on people's head. Bad sharp folks we sabi una

Blog It With Olivia said...

Ok





#ITwillONLYgetBETTER
#itMUSTendINpraise

Anonymous said...

HMMM, NOTED....TOMJERRYSWIT

Unknown said...

Cool

Unknown said...

Ok

Unknown said...

Ok

Unknown said...

Hahaha! 5%? Dis one will not work in Nigeria. An average Nigeria cannot do it.

Unknown said...

Hahaha! 5%? Dis one will not work in Nigeria. An average Nigerian cannot do it.

Unknown said...

Hmmmmm
Another cool way to make money
Wunt a phone be boring for me if use it for a year ?

Good idea anyway.

Unknown said...

Lol, really? Interesting

NaijaDeltaBabe said...

Nice enough

aproko manager said...

Make e nor pass 500naira ooo

Unknown said...

Lol....its a gud idea tho

Unknown said...

Nice one.

Golda Awosika said...

Lol, so u can nw insure ur fone screen
#*karlishah*

Unknown said...

a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Thats nice....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

Unknown said...

Hehehehe! No be small phones o! Dey are talking about big phones dat the screens are quite expensive. Linda take note!

Unknown said...

Hehehehe! No be small phones o! Dey are talking about big phones dat the screens are quite expensive. Linda take note!

Anonymous said...

Read. 5 percent of phone cost.

Anonymous said...

5% for only screen is too much

Anonymous said...

For only one year?...nonsense thief thief be dat na...most phones don't get to crack in d first one year...not a good deal....make dem park well

Damilicious said...

Is that offer available for people who already bought phones? Mine is just less dan 2mnths

Unknown said...

Lol.....anyway to make money is a way after all, whether genuine or not.











#TeamBlessed#

Anonymous said...

5% of a phone cost. wow!!! good deal.

Emmyplanet said...

NICE SERVICES FROM SLOT...

Unknown said...

Haba... it's not too much pls. 5% of a 50k phone is just #2, 500

Anonymous said...

Thank you very much Slot.. always have their customers interest at heart

Anonymous said...

Good news, we are getting there. That is what they do in the western world

Unknown said...

One year? Not a good deal

Anonymous said...

Good as this insurance plan looks like,
does the under writer has the antecedents most especially as it regards to payments of claim?

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