Matt
Ballwin,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, May 03, 2006
Your inccorrect to blame Fidelity Warranty for being dishonest, deseptive, and irresponsible. To start off you did not buy the warranty from Fidelity Warranty, you bought the warranty though a dealer ship that sells Fidelity Warranty. So if you wern't informed that your so called extended warranty did not start when your remaining factory warranty ran out, then you need to take that up with the person that works for the dealership at sold you the warranty, NOT Fidelity Warranty. Second, I will admitt I'm guilty of this to, when you signed a contract or anything legal it usally states in one way or anoughter "you have read and understand all terms and conditions of this contract prior to signing". Which in short term means if you did not read it before you sign it then it your fault. And like i siad i'm guilty of it to.