Now that I need to take make car in for work that should be covered under my extended warranty that I took out throught The Eagle Warranty Corporation, I find that the company no longer exists. WOW! That was money well spent — NOT!!! So, now what do I do? If anyone can point me in the right ...
We bought a used car on March 30 and was offered an extended warranty for 3 to 48 months, with the best deal being the 48 months, of course. The salesman assured us that this was a real deal. We paid $1181.00 for 48 months. We have had no car problems until this week. We took our car to a dealer ...
I bought a 2004 Ford Escape 3 weeks ago, with a 90 day warranty. Fuel pump is going out on vehicle as I write this. Tried to contact the warranty company that I bought insurance with, Eagle Warranty Corporation, only to find that phone has been disconnected. Went online, and saw that this company ...
A year ago I purchased a used vehicle and along with it, an extended warranty through Eagle Warranty Corp. The warranty was to cover the vehicle for 48 months. I purchased this through Torch Light Inc., a dealership specializing in used Volvo automobiles out of Parlin, New Jersey. The salesperson ...
Upon purchasing my 2004 Ford Escape 2 yrs ago their are only 2 times that I have tried to use my extended warranty which I am still paying for, for the next 2 yrs because it was incorporated in my auto loan. I attempted to use it when my airconditioning unit was failing and contacted them several ...
Eagle Warranty is a typical ripoff company, much like your everyday extended warranty company, or insurance company. They weasel their way out of paying you what you are covered for, and lie. They don't return calls. They don't respond to emails. It's better to tape some money to a wall, and talk ...