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Insuring Your Mac

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I mentioned in my hackintosh article that I keep a theft/damage insurance policy on my laptop. I also discussed it on this week's Mac Roundtable. I have received several e-mails from readers asking where I got it. I've used Safeware.com for several years. The policy costs $108 per year and insures my MacBook Air up to $1,800. Since I bring my laptop everywhere, it makes sense to me. Thankfully, I've never needed to make a claim. I can offer no opinion about their claims process but Safeware.com is the company I use. 

Also, I use this policy in addition to AppleCare. As I understand it, AppleCare covers any mechanical, internal problems and the Safeware policy covers theft and accidents.

Reader Comments (1)

Did you purchase your policy for a one year period, or longer? I requested a quote on my MacBookPro for the same value amount and the quote was $146/year. Have you checked into coverage via your homeowner's or renter's policy?

Thanks!

May 13, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterCorinne A. Tampas

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