Fidelity National Warranty is an absolute scam. They contacted my mother-in-law on her cell phone to sell her an extended auto warranty she does not need or can truly afford. She is on a fixed income. How did they get her cell phone number anyway? They would not explain. They stated that it "was her last opportunity to extend out a warranty to protect her from any unexpected repair bills". They had been calling her for weeks.
She told them that she was disabled and on a fixed income, but they continued with their forceful and intimidating tactics. She bought the warranty even though it was overpriced. When I found out, I tried to cancell the plan. They immediately dropped their price by almost $1200 stating she qualified for various discounts. I asked why didn't she get your best price in the beginning? They couldn't answer... I stated that she wanted her money back. They countered with "when her car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, will you go and pick her up?" Obvious scare tactics.
This should be illegal for these crooks to call you on your cellphone or home phone. They still never anwered our question. How did you get her cell phone number?
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