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Edmunds article: Third-Party Extended Warranty Scams
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I came across an interesting article on extended warranties in this week's Automotive News. Apparently, more companies than just Warranty Gold were adversely affected by the current financial problems that National Warranty is having. This article talks about how a company named DeltaGroup that markets "Smart Choice" extended warranties through dealerships is currently not playing any claims either. Here is a link to the article: Dealers caught in warranty war - Insurer's problems force tough choices. Car_man Host Smart Shoppers / FWI Message Boards |
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| The smartest choice is to buy a car that doesn't need an extended warranty. | |
| i own a 99 cadillac deville with 33550 on the ododmeter, the factory warranty expired on Jan. 27, 2003. which after market warranty would be the best buy for that vechicle | |
| but even bulletproof cars break, and a Honda Accord tranny still costs $3,000. | |
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What does TPA (type of plan) stand for? I have a WG on my wife's 99 Monte, have yet to use it. WG is still advertising on the net. Just bought a used 2000 Intrepid factory warranty just ran out,dealers extended costs too much for too little. Was looking into a bumper/bumper extended from Certified Car Care. They're located in FLA. Anybody know of them or did business with them? |
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| So, you complain about 1sourcewarranty.com spamming, and at the same time are spamming boards trying to drum up business for your law firm. Physician, heal thyself. | |
| A Honda trans may cost $3000 but everything you buy can break or suffer a casualty loss--are you going to insure or buy a warranty on everything? Buying an extended warranty for over $1,000 to protect against a $3,000 loss is not a good bet IMO, except for the warranty company. | |
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| C'mon guys, who do you think you're fooling with all this extended warranty bull. Dealers can't be counted on to honor their original 3/36. Anybody heard the "can't duplicate excuse". or how about the one about being "within specs" when your brake pedal sinks to the floor. This idea that dealers are so honorable, and just trying to make ends meet makes me want to hurl. The whole process of dealing with car people leaves a bad smell in the air. If a person doesn't realise what's going on at dealers, they just have been lucky with the product they bought. I hear and read stories at Edmunds and other sites about the problems of getting a warrantied item fixed, and they all sound too faniliar. | |
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