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Posted: Sat 5:21, 02 Nov 2013 Post subject: SquareTrade chief marketing officer |
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Pets damage billions of dollars' worth of owners' electronic devices
SUNNYVALE,[url=http://www.tymarc.com/]christian louboutin sale[/url], Calif., June 26 () -- American pets have bitten, chewed and otherwise damaged at least 8 million electronic devices, causing $3 billion in repair and replacement costs, a study says.Research by protection plan provider SquareTrade found one-third of the damaged devices were smartphones."After seeing so many claims come in that involved pets, we decided to look into the data and see just how big a problem this was. And the results were pretty astounding," Ty Shay, SquareTrade chief marketing officer, said. "Using an $800 smartphone as a chew toy is a pricey slip-up, not to mention it's the device most of us can't live without."Three out of four devices damaged by pets were not covered by insurance or a protection plan, a SquareTrade release said Wednesday.Two-thirds of the accidents happened while a pet was unsupervised, the study found, and male pets are 50 percent more likely than female pets to damage electronic devices.
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