T-Mobile and Assurant Solutions Launch Monthly4G Device Protection Program [Professional Services Close – Up]
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According to a release, the program, called Monthly4G Handset Protection (MHP), includes coverage for accidental damage, water damage, loss, theft, and mechanical or electrical malfunction after the manufacturer's warranty has expired.
"There has been increased consumer demand for no-annual contract wireless plans and our Monthly4G plans are being adopted in record numbers - with our prepaid business doubling over the past year," said
"T-Mobile is a global telecommunications leader, with America's largest 4G network. They have a reputation for bringing innovative solutions to their customers," said
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