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SCAM!! I also got a notice in the mail!! I feel so bad for people that are senior citizens and fall for this!
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Called and spoke with an agent (Steven, maybe that was his name, who knows?) just to get extended coverage info. I had no intention of solidifying a deal over the phone but the "hard sell" was in play. Once he gave me the figure$, I said thank you and that's it. No, he would not let me get off the phone without a commitment to the extended warranty. I could describe more about the crummy sales techniques he applied but it started to get personal and I ended the call by saying something I had already repeated over and over. "Thank you for the info. We are done here." I should have told him that his tactics were a deal killer and that I will never get extended coverage through their service. My advice to anyone reading this: check out other avenues besides this one. I already have and am happy I did so. warranty-direct dot com. It's too bad that GM has salespeople doing this to people like us who buy their cars. I sincerely hope my conversation with "Steve" was recorded.
Scam !!!!!!
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Car warranty. Person named tony claimed that my vehicle's warranty expired, Which is not true. Asked for a down payment of $395 to extend my warranty, with a $150 per month payment for 3 years. Total for warranty was like $3300.
I would not give these people the time of day. I received same notice in the mail....only they had my daughters first name and maiden last name. She has been married for 20 some years. I Bought new vech. in 2010 and my daughter has not lived at my address since she married. Makes one wonder what kind of business these folks are really in.
I did not receive a call, received a notice in the mail. Their 800 number was on the notice, and said PLEASE CALL IMMEDIATELY. PHONE NUMBER: 1-800-589-3251
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09/02/23 10:45 AM