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Complaint Review: Penn Warranty Corp - Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania
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Penn Warranty Corp
Hanover Industrial Estates, 1081 Hanover St. Wilkes Barre, 18706-2028 Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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Penn Warranty Corp, Very Questionnable Firm - Ripoff Masters! Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania
Made a claim with the Penn Warranty Corporation after getting a WARRANTY (NOT a "service contract") from the dealer with the vehicle at the time it was purchased.
Had a transmission problem, noticed within the few days after the vehicle was acquired. Penn claims that the transmission problem was "pre-existing", because (says them) the warranty wasn't "accepted" before the claim was made, and therefore they are denying the claim.
The matter is still in dispute.
But judging by the number of complaints about Penn Warranty Corporation, not only on THIS website, but on several other consumer websites, Penn Warranty is MORE A "get-rich-quick" ripoff company than a Warranty Company. One thing this this writer can warrant (guarantee), is that the consumer that gets a "Penn Warranty Corporation" warranty" and get's stuck, will be - - - STUCK!
Beware... Penn Warranty Corp is recognized by the BBB of Wilkes Barre, PA. WHY?
Be careful if doing any business with Penn Warranty Corporation. Read their INCOMPREHENSIBLE fine print.
Better yet... D O N ' T do A N Y business with Penn Warranty!
They are a "GENUINE" Rip Off Corporation!!!
L.
Central NJ, New Jersey
U.S.A.
Had a transmission problem, noticed within the few days after the vehicle was acquired. Penn claims that the transmission problem was "pre-existing", because (says them) the warranty wasn't "accepted" before the claim was made, and therefore they are denying the claim.
The matter is still in dispute.
But judging by the number of complaints about Penn Warranty Corporation, not only on THIS website, but on several other consumer websites, Penn Warranty is MORE A "get-rich-quick" ripoff company than a Warranty Company. One thing this this writer can warrant (guarantee), is that the consumer that gets a "Penn Warranty Corporation" warranty" and get's stuck, will be - - - STUCK!
Beware... Penn Warranty Corp is recognized by the BBB of Wilkes Barre, PA. WHY?
Be careful if doing any business with Penn Warranty Corporation. Read their INCOMPREHENSIBLE fine print.
Better yet... D O N ' T do A N Y business with Penn Warranty!
They are a "GENUINE" Rip Off Corporation!!!
L.
Central NJ, New Jersey
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
JOHN
GLENLYON,Pennsylvania,
USA
How many people actually write compliments?
#2
Thu, August 27, 2009
I am a warranty holder with pwc for over 6 years now. I cant say they have covered every penny of every claim. I can say they have been fair which is why i not only renewed but upgraded for another 3 years of service from them..
Before signing my name to anything, i read it first. This is not a Bumper to Bumper warranty, and states quite clearly it is a Used car reimbursement warranty. They have been in the business for many years, and have paid more than my last warranty on my last car.
There was so many different contracts for me the concumer to choose from. So i looked into each of them and chose the contract that best suited my needs, and car coverge. I am a salesman who depends on my car to make my living. I needed a unlimited milage plan covering a/c and majority of major components that will fail with the use i place on my car.
However misfortunate, the original report says "car failed few days after he purchased it" Is it not more prudent to contact the dealership who sold him the lemon? Should they not be held accounable for their sale of a messed up car? I as a concumer of a used car had my car checked out before i purchased it.
Again i read everything before i sign it, and i dont exspect everything for nothing. I paid for help with repirs, and to dte thats what i have received. In my opinion "The rip off" is exspecting them to pay for your bad purchase choice, your contract choice, and your exspecting much more than you actually paid for. And in closing, honestly how many people go online, or even give compliments for a job well done or a good deed having been done for them? Be more realistic...
