- Report: #444167
Complaint Review: Nationwide Home Warranty - New York New York
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Nationwide Home Warranty
100 Church Street, 8th Floor, PMB 1003 New York, 10007 New York, U.S.A.
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Nationwide Home Warranty This company is a FRAUD and a SCAM New York New York
If you're looking for a home warranty contract, DO NOT use Nationwide Home Warranty. The business they operate fraudulently advertises to resolve claims quickly and easily, a total scam. They deny all claims over $100, based upon their request for maintenance records. If you have been vicitimized by this company please submit complaints to:
1. The Better Business Bureau (in your home state and in New York),
2. The New York Attorney General,
3. The Federal Trade Commission, and
4. The Department of Real Estate (in your home state)
3 months after buying my house our HVAC stopped working. They sent someone to fix it if the problem was under $100, but when they learned it would cost much more to replace my compressor, they requested maintenance records. I provided them with the receipts for furnace filter, testament that I cleaned the system out with a vacuum homse attachment when I replaced the filters, and a copy of the home inspection showing that the HVAC system was well maintained and in proper working order when the house was purchased only 3 months prior.
My problem is that I can not provide them with the maintenance records belonging to the previous owner because we have no way to contact them.
I repeat, if you have been victimized, please submit complaints to the Better Business Bureau (in your home state and in New York), the New York Attorney General, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Department of Real Estate (in your home state).
Aaron
Roanoke, Texas
U.S.A.
1. The Better Business Bureau (in your home state and in New York),
2. The New York Attorney General,
3. The Federal Trade Commission, and
4. The Department of Real Estate (in your home state)
3 months after buying my house our HVAC stopped working. They sent someone to fix it if the problem was under $100, but when they learned it would cost much more to replace my compressor, they requested maintenance records. I provided them with the receipts for furnace filter, testament that I cleaned the system out with a vacuum homse attachment when I replaced the filters, and a copy of the home inspection showing that the HVAC system was well maintained and in proper working order when the house was purchased only 3 months prior.
My problem is that I can not provide them with the maintenance records belonging to the previous owner because we have no way to contact them.
I repeat, if you have been victimized, please submit complaints to the Better Business Bureau (in your home state and in New York), the New York Attorney General, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Department of Real Estate (in your home state).
Aaron
Roanoke, Texas
U.S.A.
