Are You A Phone Killer? SquareTrade iPad and Warranty Giveaway!

SquareTrade will be giving away an iPad a Week ! 

Starting Sept 18,2012  through  midnight Oct 12, 2012!

(One entry is all you need!)

Are you a phone killer? Find out by taking this fun and easy quiz from SquareTrade when you do, you will be entered to win a free iPad!

Once you take the quiz and add your email to join SquareTrade's club your entered! I took the quiz and it was very simple nothing too personal , less then 3 minutes to get through it and I am entered to win!

So what's square trade and why should you bother with this quiz? Well...first off there is a free iPad. Besides that SquareTrade provides you with the safety and security of having an extended warranty for those expensive electronics that always break when the factory warranty is up.Did you know that since 2007 iPhones have cost Americans 5.9 BILLION dollars in repairs, insurance deductibles and replacement costs WOW. With Square trade you can avoid all that when you purchase an extended warranty at the time you buy your iPhone because they cover 100% of the mechanical and electrical failures due to normal use.You can save up to 60% on your coverage and they will cover new and refurbished items. You can go to their web site http://www.squaretrade.com/our-coverage for more information.

I purchased a SquareTrade warrenty years ago when I bought my DVD player through a seller on Ebay. Getting the coverage was fast, easy and affordable, it gave me the peace of mind that if my purchase was no good when it arrived I was covered and did not need to worry!

Because SquareTrade really wants you to check them out they are offering one of my readers the chance to win not only the iPad but one of my lucky winners is going to get one warranty through Square Trade absolutely FREE! All you have to do to enter is the easy Rafflecopter entry below.

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Disclaimer: I will be receiving a warranty as a thank you for running this promotion for SquareTrade, even so I would never say I liked something if I did not. Nor would I tell my readers about something if I thought it was not beneficial to my readers. All opinions are my own.