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Welcome to the fonesafe members' area
Would you leave a wad of money on a bar thinking it'll still be there when you get back?
Don't leave your expensive mobile device lying around in sight of other people. Keep it close to you all the time - but in a zipped pocket, so it doesn't end up falling down the loo.
Got kids with mobile devices?
Children of school age are more likely to have their mobile devices stolen than adults. Government research shows that the peak time for incidents with under 18s is 2pm - 10pm. Talk to your kids about keeping their stuff, and themselves, safe.
How to help keep your shiny new mobile device safe
Keep it close Don't leave it lying around, especially if you turn or walk away.
Keep it locked Set a PIN that you can remember (but not too easy so anyone can work it out).
Keep your head Don't get so distracted on a call that you forget where you are - or who's around you. Take care.
Know your numbers Make a note of your IMEI number, so that if anything does happen you can give this to the police to help them track it down on databases
Almost 1 in 5 new mobile devices are lost, stolen or damaged... in the first year!
Based on pay monthly claims experience March 2011 - February 2012Welcome to the fonesafe members' area
Would you leave a wad of money on a bar thinking it'll still be there when you get back?
Don't leave your expensive mobile device lying around in sight of other people. Keep it close to you all the time - but in a zipped pocket, so it doesn't end up falling down the loo.
Got kids with mobile devices?
Children of school age are more likely to have their mobile devices stolen than adults. Government research shows that the peak time for incidents with under 18s is 2pm - 10pm. Talk to your kids about keeping their stuff, and themselves, safe.
How to help keep your shiny new mobile device safe
Keep it close Don't leave it lying around, especially if you turn or walk away.
Keep it locked Set a PIN that you can remember (but not too easy so anyone can work it out).
Keep your head Don't get so distracted on a call that you forget where you are - or who's around you. Take care.
Know your numbers Make a note of your IMEI number, so that if anything does happen you can give this to the police to help them track it down on databases
Almost 1 in 5 new mobile devices are lost, stolen or damaged... in the first year!
Based on pay monthly claims experience March 2011 - February 2012You don't have to pay for others' dishonesty...
You'll be pleased to know that we keep your premiums low by taking action to identify fraudsters. Submitting a claim for a mobile device that is not lost, stolen or damaged is fraud and a criminal offence.
Fast work
Over 9/10 replacement mobile device were sent out within 2 days of claim appoval
Based on fonesafe experience, Feb 2012
In 2011,we helped over 45,000 people whose mobile devices were lost,stolen or damaged...