Simple Internet transaction for 1 year term in 2007 for properties in Nv and Ca. Billed my credit card for $1249. Effective date of warranty July 6th. They never sent a copy of contracts, nor did they request a signature from me for these contracts. Stated upon payment they would be activated for the 1 year term. No service calls required on properties in 2007. Then Nationwide billed my acct.in April for another $1249. Without authorization, and since I was out of the area did not see the billing until I returned in July. When I became aware I sent communications to Nationwide Home Warranty and stated they were not authorized to charge my account in the future for any warranty renewals because I would make the decision when they were ready to expire.in April they billed my credit card another $1249. And I fought to get it reversed with my credit card company. The fight went on for 2 months, until the credit card company finally said there was nothing more they could do, and Nationwide got another $1249. They now say I need to sign a written contract, which I will not do. Since then I requested a repair be made to my property in Nevada, and they are refusing because I will not sign their contract, and they will not refund my money either. I have had to closed the credit cards (that I had since 1988), I have filed with the BBB, FBI, and now both Attorney Genl office in NY and Ca. I have never signed a contract, they have my money, and NOW they have refused a service call on my property in Nv, and they will not refund. This is the biggest scam company on the internet. Looks like a Bernie Madoff relative to me.
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