The gap between iPhone theft and loss is one of growing concern for iPhone insurance providers and Police authorities likewise. Unfortunately, The majority of iPhone insurance companies do not provide full protection in the event that an iPhone is lost, so when a consumer finds themselves in the situation where they have missed placed their iPhone, many take the decision to claim that their iPhone has been stolen, simply so they can make a claim on their iPhone insurance policy.

Telling you insurance company that your iPhone has been stolen could be a real thorn in the side for the customer, who may think that no one would ever know about their manipulation of the truth. Unfortunately this may not be the case any more, as iPhone insurance providers are now actively trying to seek out customers who they believe may be making a false claim by stating that their iPhone has been stolen.

Many iPhone insurance companies now have more intelligent claims procedures where customers have claimed an item has been stolen, with trained advisers asking claimants certain questions about the alleged theft and how it took place, these advisers are trained to spot certain re-occurring patterns that are common among false insurance claims.

Unfortunately, many people seem to be unaware that making a false claim on something as small as the insurance policy for an iPhone is classed as insurance fraud, which if convicted, could land you with a criminal conviction. Now that must be a real wake up call for the average man in the street, a criminal record can have all sorts of negative affects on your future, from job applications to being refused insurance in other areas, such as laptop insurance cover, automotive and even home insurance products.

Due to an estimated one in ten theft claims for iPhone Insurance being suspected of being fake, think again before you make a false claim. iPhone insurance providers require a Police incident number before they will start to process your iPhone insurance claim. In order to get a Police incident number you will have to report your iPhone as stolen to the Police and make a statement to that effect, the Police are also actively getting involved with insurance fraud of this nature. So not only could you end up with a criminal conviction for insurance fraud, you could also add wasting police time or even attempting to pervert the course of justice, all because your iPhone insurance cover did not cover you for loss!

There is some simple action you can take to avoid getting involved in this situation and firstly that would be to make sure that when you purchase iPhone Insurance, you select a insurance policy that will cover you in the event of you loosing your iPhone. Secondly, if you find out your iPhone insurance cover did not offer cover for loss, then take the loss on the chin, rather than risk a criminal record for such a small amount of money

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