Carrier doors · T-Mobile numbers
AT&T prints its deductible tiers in its legal terms. Assurant, for T-Mobile's Protection 360, does not publish an equivalent schedule — so the numbers circulating online come from comparison sites, not from the company. This page gives you those figures with their flags on, and the two ways to replace them with your real enrolled number.
| Claim type | Figure | Source class |
|---|---|---|
| Damage — flagship devices | ~$99 | Secondary: Tekzoid; Techlicious (Feb 2026) |
| Loss / theft — flagship devices | ~$249 | Secondary: Tekzoid; Techlicious (Feb 2026) |
| Lower tiers | Less than flagship — amount in your documents | Documents control |
| Screen repair | Repair route exists for eligible devices; fee in your documents | Documents control |
Plan price for scale: Protection 360 runs ~$7–$26/mo by device tier (commonly $18) — also secondary-sourced. Claims pattern: damage and mechanical claims are unlimited; loss/theft is capped at 5 per rolling 12 months (Assurant's own FAQ).
Most deductible content online copies other content; the same uncited figures circle for years after schedules change. This site flags T-Mobile's numbers because that is what the evidence supports — and the flags are the difference between a decoder and a content farm. When Assurant publishes a schedule we can read, this page's flags come off and the date stamp updates.
Want your own numbers first? The free checker takes your carrier, your plan, and what happened — and returns your exact deductible, your filing deadline counted in days, your claim-limit status, and the trap checklist for your case. Run the checker →
The pages above are the map. The kit is the paperwork: the trap map, the tables, the decoder, the complaint packs, and the worksheets that keep every number and clock in front of you.
One payment, yours to keep. We never ask for your carrier login — you file everything yourself. See everything inside the kit →