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#31 of 109 Re: [maxx4me] by isellhondas Aug 08, 2004 (6:32 am)
Replying to: maxx4me (Aug 07, 2004 4:15 pm) You are correct. Some business people do some very stupid things.   Discounting their product is one of those stupid things that cause business failures.   Some people will automatically ask for discounts on everything even though the price offered may represent a good value.
#32 of 109 Re: Dealership is Sticking it to ya' [sirbt] by nancyw Dec 16, 2004 (8:35 am)
Replying to: sirbt (Aug 07, 2004 8:18 am) Sounds like you work for Auto warranty associates. They have been in business for a few months and have little or no experience. I called Ultimate and they have never heard of them.   The 2 guys who own Auto warranty associates worked somewhere else before they started on 8/17/04. If you bought an Ultimate warranty from them, it is illegal and a stolen contract. Better call and check to see if you have coverage.   Ultimate does not sell its product direct to the public only through dealerships or private label programs. Try www.extendedautowarrantybrokers.com for a true broker and real experience.
#35 of 109 nancyw by audia8q Dec 18, 2004 (10:27 am)
Can you tell us why so many aftermarket warranty companies (the majority) have failed and left consumers high and dry??   Seems to me the odds are working against the aftermarket companies success since the success is based on not paying claims. The manufacturers have a big incentive to keep the consumers happy.. they want to sell you another car? What incentive does the aftermarket warranty company have??? They never seem to be around long enough to gain any loyal customers.
#36 of 109 Exactly! by isellhondas Dec 18, 2004 (10:45 am)
Most have gone out of business, just like car brokers. Why would anyone take a chance with a Johnny Come Lately warranty company anyway?
#37 of 109 Re: You are an accountant highrolla... [chrisgivens] by mani3 Feb 17, 2005 (11:23 am)
Replying to: chrisgivens (Mar 08, 2004 6:09 pm) The Majority of dealers out there tend to be dishonest. There are Co/companies out there that are helpful and honest. About a year ago I bought a contract from Auto Warranty Broker and I have had to make several large claims since then. They have been nothing but helpful, and efficent. When I first bought the warranty the representitives cautioned me and encouraged me to compare them with other companies. They answered all of my questions and until now they their answers were correct. I am sure that they make money however, some people must still enjoy selling products that they can stand behind not HIDE behind.
#38 of 109 press request by kirstie_h HOST Mar 15, 2005 (4:33 pm)
A reporter with a national magazine would like to speak with anyone who has used a car broker to buy a car. The article is about the pros and cons of using car brokers. If you fit what the reporter is looking for, please email Kirsten Holguin at kholguinedmunds.com by Thursday, March 17.
#39 of 109 Looking for a Cadillac Escalade Ext BROKER by erika3 Apr 09, 2006 (12:07 pm)
I don't like the Cadillace dealerships. I feel like they all are a bunch of scammers. I want the new Cadillac Escalade but I feel like every dealer is very greedy. Instead of them making money they want to make me broke. I have waited for 2 years to buy a new car. If I can't find a good deal on the Cadillac Escalade I wont get a new car at all.
#40 of 109 Re: Auto Warranty Broker [hightorq] by drtbgted May 04, 2006 (7:51 am)
Replying to: hightorq (Mar 04, 2004 6:30 am)

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