I saw a commercial for stoprepairbills.com and inquired.
I left my phone number on stoprepairbills.com to get a quote from them. I figured if it was less then 1000 dollars for like 5 years maybe that would cover my transmission going, (cause I have a crappy car) so the lady called me back, she said she was a manager. Then after about 1 minute on the phone with her I realized that this was a scam. She went through the whole speel of having to go talk her to product manager to get me the best deal. Then she told me that I had to make a commitment, or my deal would not be good.
She told me that the warrranty was 2700 dollars. I said "thanks, thats all i needed to know" she said, "what do you mean?" in a very snotty voice. I explained to her that oney would take care of any auto damage I would have, so i dont need the warranty, she then said "well, what DO YOU think would be a good cost?" I was floored I could not believe a company was talking to me like this. I then said, "okay, thanks, have a good night" she did not say anything and then hung up on me. I cant imagine how i would be treated if I actually bought service and tried to file a claim!
They called me back from a number (1-800-436-3185) that was different then the number i called them with. When i looked up this number it was for a bunch of other extended car warranty services. And the complaints were exactly the same. All they want is my info, they are the same as the other recent scams.
Buyer beware.
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