I have never been treated so horribly by a company in my entire life! I was contacted by Warranty Activation Headquarters that our warranty with the dealer was about to expire and to renew with them. They told me that the warranty was a bumper to bumper coverage and that if something went wrong ...
I put a $500.00 electronic down payment and Googled Warranty Activation to find the address to make the rest of the payment and was sent to the BBB and seen all the negative complaints against the company, so I decided to write them to get my down payment back. That was on a Friday. The next Monday ...
On April 10th I purchased an extended warranty via telephone for my 2003 automobile. Never once did they come to inspect it. It was warranted under good conditions. The Company received a first payment of $158.00 via phone 4/10, automatic payments of $79.00 on 5/15, and $79.00 on 6/15. On the week ...
My 86-yr old mother-in-law got a letter from Warranty Activation Headquarters. My wife read the letter and thought we actually had to act on it. It was VERY convincing. The only problem is that she hasn't had a car in 3 years! The title of the letter is: Vehicle Warranty Notice. It even has a ...
I got a warranty on My 1998 Pontiac Transport For $1900.00 i thought all was good until my vehicle broke down and they stated that they thought it was caused from a conditionb from before so they werent paying it the repair shop that i took my van to looked at my warranty card and said we can try ...
After getting a mail solicitation, I called them at their 800 number and they sounded legit. Two weeks later I had a claim. Only then did they tell me that there "was a 90 waiting period." After going to the Internet I discover that they have had a bad reputation from BBB as well as Rip ...