I contacted Dealer Warranty Services and spoke with Mr. Salazar twice. He offered the deal written on the post card I received by mail. They had all my vehicle infomation on a database. Since I have extended warranty on my other vehicle, all the information shared between us sounded OK. I proceeded ...
They are a scam and they are liars. Their website claims they do not make phone calls but they do! They call you and tell you this is your last chance and they will erase you but then YOU have to give them all the info on you, your car, EVERYTHING! Then they tell you what it covers but its all bs! ...
Dearler Warranty Services uses deceptive practices to scam elderly into taking mechanical breakdown protection which may not be needed. Mother was sent a card which read to her in effect that the warranty on her car was about to expire and she needed to continue this warranty. She is an 84 year old ...
I haven't received the postcards other posts have referenced, but I do receive 3-4 phone calls per week from an auto-dialer that tell me, "This is the second notice that the warranty on your vehicle is about to expire"..."Don't drive your vehicle without a warranty"..."This ...
My sister purchased this warranty as it was represented to her as an official GM warranty from the dealership. It was NOT. She and her grandchildren had a mechanical breakdown on their car in Death Valley! Got car to a dealership, and learned the warranty wasn't worth the paper it's printed on. ...
I found this website when searching for Dealer Warranty Services in order to post a warning concerning this company. This complaint will also serve as a sort of rebuttal to the gentleman who suggested that they only send a card and do not harrass people or are dishonest... I received a First Notice ...