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That's right, with Mulberry you can get the same coverage for a fraction of the price - even FREE depending on what you buy! No limit on the number of claims, no hidden fees, and a hassle-free online claims process.

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Why is Mulberry better than AppleCare?

NO deductibles, no matter what device or what type of damage
NO hidden fees and no service fees
NO limit on the number of claims
Free protection plans
Save 70%+ on extended protection
Fast, easy online claims process
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Check out the price comparisons for a 3-year plan on an Apple iPhone 13. If you want to save money, Mulberry is your best choice.

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