What is Total Equipment Coverage deductible for Galaxy S6?

Does anyone know what the deductible will be for the Galaxy S6 on the Total Equipment Coverage insurance?

Found out you can check here for your device:
Phoneclaim.com – Verizon phones replaced fast! File a claim for your lost, stolen or damaged phone
For Galaxy S6 @ 32GB in Black the deductible is $149. For Galaxy S6 @ 128GB in Black it is $199
For Galaxy S6 Edge @ 32GB in Black it is $199, For Galaxy S6 Edge @ 128GB it is $199.

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Thank you to the community for your replies.
Its very frustrating when a device gets lost. Total Equipment Coverage protects you from paying full retail price for a device. Yes the deductible is 99.00 for a smart phone prior to Asurion sending out a replacement device. Please click this link to see the great benefits of Total Equipment Coverage.
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This may be a stupid question, I was just wondering. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

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Granted, I should have read the fine print, and that was my mistake. Historically, the deductible for phone replacement has been $50. I was unaware that Asurion upped the deductible in October. Guess I need to do a better job of keeping up on those things. Possibly the deductible for basic phones has "historically" been $50, but the deductible for smartphones thru Assurion has "historically" been $150. It did not raise from $50 to $150 in October as people have been complaining on these forums for more than a couple of years about the $150 smartphone deductible.
But let's be honest. You and I know that Verizon gets these phones for a price far below retail. Possibly you have better inside information than I do, but I don't know what Verizon pays for their phones. I think the margins on them are not as high as you would think, otherwise other outlets such as Amazon who like to undercut other retailers would be selling full retail phones for much lower.
I did some pricing on EBay, and new or like-new Droid Maxx's are going for between $150-250 (and the higher prices are for 32GB unlocked phones). Since they buy the phones in bulk from Motorola, I'm willing to bet their per-unit price is below the $150 they're charging for replacement. Plus, according to Asurion's terms (and again, my fault for not reading the fine print), they have the discretion to replace the broken phone with a reconditioned phone, and even a different model from the unit originally purchased. GalaxyClass said it best - it's just not a good deal. I have never said Assurion insurance was a good deal, quite the contrary, and that is why I do not get it. Regardless, if you purchase the insurance, you pay their deductible and live with their policies.
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