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Complaint Review: WARRANTY ACTIVATION HEADQUARTERS - ST. Louis Missouri
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WARRANTY ACTIVATION HEADQUARTERS
12244 TEsson Ferry Dr ST. Louis, 63128 Missouri, U.S.A.
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WARRANTY ACTIVATION HEADQUARTERS... INTERSTATE NATIONAL DEALER SERVICES, INC. FULL AUTO COVERAGE, THAT IN THE END COVERED ONLY A PORTION OF DAMAGES. ST. Louis Missouri
HI, I AM REPORTING AN EXTENDED WARRANTY RIP-OFF THAT I PURCHASE FOR $1359.00 FULL COVERED, SUPOSSIBLY I PAID ON TIME ALWAYS AND WHEN THE TIME CAME TO USE IT...BIG SURPRISE. THEY ONLY COVERED PARTS OF THE TOTAL COST OF REPAIRS, EVEN THOUGH THOSE REPAIRS ARE COVERED UNDER THE CONTRACT. THEY SAID THAT THEY WOULD ONLY COVERE A RESANOBLE AMMOUNT OF THE TOTAL REPIR....REASONABLE. TOTAL REPAIRS COME TO BE $877 AND THE ONLY WANTED TO COVERED $356 BECAUSE THEY RERUSE TO PAY FOR ORIGINAL PARTS FROM THE DEALER, THEY ARGUED THAT THEY COULD GET THOSE PARTS THAT ORIGINALLY COST $221 FOR $80 AND THE REPAIR FASILITY TOLD THEM TO SEND THOSE PARTS FOR $80 AND THEY WOULD USED THEM...BUT THEY SAID THEY COULD NOT DO THAT. THEY ARE SUCH LIARS THE PARTS THAT NEED REPLEASEMENT ARE BOTH WINDOW MOTORS AND REGULATOR AND NO WHERE IN THE INTERNET DID I FIND PARTS THAT EVEN CAME CLOSE TO $80. THEY ARE A BUNCH OF SCAMMER, THAT WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND GIVE YOU NOTHING BUT FRUSTRACION AND AND ANGER IN RETURN. BE SMART AND STAY AWAY FROM THESE SCAMMERS.
Jose
Sparks, Nevada
U.S.A.
Jose
Sparks, Nevada
U.S.A.
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Sk
Waterloo,Illinois,
U.S.A.
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#2Consumer Comment
Mon, September 01, 2008
I have a couple of questions regarding your complaint; What year is your automobile? Did you get bids from any other repair facility? Your dealership may have been overcharging because you had a warranty. Warranty companies do not intentionally not pay claims. It is very interesting how everyone believes the warranty companies are scamming; nobody wants to believe their repair shop may be overcharging. The service departments at dealerships make a large portion of profits for the company. With car sales down, a lot of these dealers are charging more for repairs. It is not the warranty company's responsibility to pay for charges in excess. It is important to know the year of the car as well, because used parts may have made the repair more affordable. Insurance companies make the same decisions when it comes to collision repairs. I don't hear anyone saying they're not doing the right thing. If you had to pay for the repair, would you rather pay 3X's more for the same repair or get after market parts that work the same and save hundreds of dollars? It's comical how everyone wants someone else to pay money for repairs or bills they would never pay themselves. Or might I ask, if you had to pay the bill yourself, would you even fix the motors or go with out rolling the windows down?
