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Complaint Review: World Ford Pensacola - Pensacola Florida
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6397 Pensacola Blvd, Pensacola, FL Pensacola, 32505 Florida, U.S.A.
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World Ford Pensacola Salesmen Lie about Fidelity Warranty Services - Buy Extended Warranty Elsewhere Pensacola Florida
I bought the 72 months, 72,000 mile coverage for $1500+ on a 2001 Mustang bought on 10-7-2002.
The coverage, depending on mileage, starts at weird times. Mine was over 6,000 miles so it started January 1, 2001 NOT the date I bought the car like I was told. The fine print was NEVER provided by World Ford Pensacola. The car was not even built by Ford until 2/2001. How can you have an extended warranty on a car that doesn't exist yet?
I took it in last week and found out that was the deal I stated above.
Well, apparently, according to World Ford Pensacola, Fidelity has changed to what I was told I was buying. Complaints of fraud perhaps?
World Ford Pensacola refused to admit their car salesmen lie so refused to honor what they sold me. Maybe they didn't know? Yes they did. They get a fat commission on it. They just ommit the details.
Fidelity's plans are overpriced since you can get the same thing from your car insurance company for about $500 not $1500+.
Avoid these crooks altogether. After reading the fine print, it's not bumper to bumper either as I was sold it.
So, I went and saw their Finance Manager. He basically was a rude jerk who could care less that salesmen lied to me. I threatened a lawsuit and he said, "I welcome it." Hope this old man who doesn't care his salesmen lie is gonna "welcome it."
How to sue:
Sue in small claims court for the price of the warranty plus statutory interest. Report it to your finance company since it could be bank fraud. Statute of Limitations begins when you discovered the fraud. Lawyers will argue this but small claims judges see a snow job usually. Small claims court Judges do listen. Also, print out the reports on this site and bring them to court. That shows the Judge Fidelity itself is dishonest. Keep in mind: if they provided the fine print, you'll lose. If they didn't, you have a good shot of nailing them. It's worth it just to show people you think they are crooks and tried to prove it.
Justanothervictim
Pensacola, Florida
U.S.A.
The coverage, depending on mileage, starts at weird times. Mine was over 6,000 miles so it started January 1, 2001 NOT the date I bought the car like I was told. The fine print was NEVER provided by World Ford Pensacola. The car was not even built by Ford until 2/2001. How can you have an extended warranty on a car that doesn't exist yet?
I took it in last week and found out that was the deal I stated above.
Well, apparently, according to World Ford Pensacola, Fidelity has changed to what I was told I was buying. Complaints of fraud perhaps?
World Ford Pensacola refused to admit their car salesmen lie so refused to honor what they sold me. Maybe they didn't know? Yes they did. They get a fat commission on it. They just ommit the details.
Fidelity's plans are overpriced since you can get the same thing from your car insurance company for about $500 not $1500+.
Avoid these crooks altogether. After reading the fine print, it's not bumper to bumper either as I was sold it.
So, I went and saw their Finance Manager. He basically was a rude jerk who could care less that salesmen lied to me. I threatened a lawsuit and he said, "I welcome it." Hope this old man who doesn't care his salesmen lie is gonna "welcome it."
How to sue:
Sue in small claims court for the price of the warranty plus statutory interest. Report it to your finance company since it could be bank fraud. Statute of Limitations begins when you discovered the fraud. Lawyers will argue this but small claims judges see a snow job usually. Small claims court Judges do listen. Also, print out the reports on this site and bring them to court. That shows the Judge Fidelity itself is dishonest. Keep in mind: if they provided the fine print, you'll lose. If they didn't, you have a good shot of nailing them. It's worth it just to show people you think they are crooks and tried to prove it.
Justanothervictim
Pensacola, Florida
U.S.A.
