"If your family is as accident-prone as mine, you understand the buzzkill that is a busted tablet, phone, or watch. This time of year, when the vibes are high, it's easy for kiddos (or clumsy grownups) to get lost in the moment. But even if your crew is relatively careful, the fear of being stranded charger-less with a phone from 2018, losing a phone, or having a tablet stolen can shift the focus away from fun."
"Luckily, Verizon Mobile Protect Open Enrollment is happening through November 3, and as we know: everyone gets a better deal with Verizon. Enroll in Verizon Mobile Protect, or any other device protection option, to protect the moments that matter (see: pumpkin patch photography, apple cider sipping, and finding parking with screaming kids in the backseat) by keeping your family's devices covered for loss, theft, damage (including liquid!), post-warranty malfunctions, and so much more."
"All The Family-Friendly Benefits Of Verizon Mobile Protect When you enroll in Verizon Mobile Protect, you'll find benefits for everyone in your family. Coverage for the smart watch that slipped off your partner's wrist mid-hike? Check. A tablet that was stolen after your middle schooler left it in the cereal aisle? Yep! Your phone screen that fell victim to farmers' market foot traffic? Yes! That too."
Verizon Mobile Protect offers comprehensive device coverage for families, including protection against loss, theft, accidental and liquid damage, and post-warranty malfunctions. Open enrollment runs through November 3, enabling customers to add protection for phones, tablets, and smartwatches. Coverage streamlines replacements and reduces anxiety about device failures during seasonal outings like apple picking and hikes. Enrollment includes options across device protection plans and aims to preserve data and memories by simplifying device recovery and replacement. The service encourages confident, worry-free family activities by reducing the financial and logistical impacts of broken, lost, or stolen devices.
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