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Complaint Review: Easy Care Vehicle Service Contracts
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| Easy Care Vehicle Service Contracts 6010 Atlantic Boulevard
Norcross, Georgia United States of America |
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Easy Care Vehicle Service Contracts Refusal of auto repair Norcross, Georgia
*Consumer Comment: Did You Read What You Bought Into?
*General Comment: Why you can't sue
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I purchased an Easy Care warranty as the car I bought was used. Although the quality of the vehicle is very good I realize that since the car was used it was worth paying for a warranty up front and not worry about broken parts later. Sure enough a few months after having purchased the vehicle the right rear brake began to squeak and grind as thought he brake was stuck in place. I took my car into the mechanic and contacted easy care. According to easy care they would not pay for the replacment part of labor as the problem was a result of normal wear and tear. What a rip off. If the problem was due to normal wear and tear logic suggestst all four brakes would have gone bad at the same time. I remember the sales pitch, "You will never pay for repairs on your car." "All you have to do is bring it in pay your deductable and feel satisfied that your vehicle is covered." Lies, all Lies.
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Did You Read What You Bought Into?
AUTHOR: SUCKA! - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, November 17, 2012
Becoming an informed consumer goes a long way. The Federal Trade Commission has a
website just for you! www.ftc.gov. As well, www.ehow.com is another
awesome website for the consumer to learn about something they know nothing
about PRIOR to making a ridiculous online complaint.
The Federal Trade Commission even published a handbook to help prevent consumers like yourself. Crazily enough, it's titled, "How to be an Informed Consumer"! Page 14, under the section of Major Purchases and Investments-Buying A Car:
"Considering a Service Contract-
A service contract that you may buy with a new car provides for the repair of certain parts or problems. This type of contract is offered by manufacturers, dealers, or independent companies and may or may not provide coverage beyond the
manufacturers warranty. A warranty is included in the price of the car while a service contract costs extra.
Before deciding to purchase a service contract, read it carefully to get the answers to
these questions.
Whats the difference between the coverage under the warranty and the coverage under the service contract?
What repairs are covered?
Is routine maintenance covered?
Who pays for the labor and parts?
Who performs the repairs? Can repairs be made elsewhere?
How long does the service contract last?
What are the cancellation and refund
policies?"
Brake pad wear is considered normal wear and tear. Brake pads are MADE to wear down. As well, a brake caliper sticking is considered normal wear and tear as well. Your logic is false. All four corners do NOT necessarily wear evenly. Generally, one axle provides more braking power than the other...not really 50/50. Go to www.ehow.com or www.howthingswork.com and research the braking system yourself.
It's sad how many ignorant consumers incorrectly blame someone else for their own wrong doings.
about PRIOR to making a ridiculous online complaint.
The Federal Trade Commission even published a handbook to help prevent consumers like yourself. Crazily enough, it's titled, "How to be an Informed Consumer"! Page 14, under the section of Major Purchases and Investments-Buying A Car:
"Considering a Service Contract-
A service contract that you may buy with a new car provides for the repair of certain parts or problems. This type of contract is offered by manufacturers, dealers, or independent companies and may or may not provide coverage beyond the
manufacturers warranty. A warranty is included in the price of the car while a service contract costs extra.
Before deciding to purchase a service contract, read it carefully to get the answers to
these questions.
Whats the difference between the coverage under the warranty and the coverage under the service contract?
What repairs are covered?
Is routine maintenance covered?
Who pays for the labor and parts?
Who performs the repairs? Can repairs be made elsewhere?
How long does the service contract last?
What are the cancellation and refund
policies?"
Brake pad wear is considered normal wear and tear. Brake pads are MADE to wear down. As well, a brake caliper sticking is considered normal wear and tear as well. Your logic is false. All four corners do NOT necessarily wear evenly. Generally, one axle provides more braking power than the other...not really 50/50. Go to www.ehow.com or www.howthingswork.com and research the braking system yourself.
It's sad how many ignorant consumers incorrectly blame someone else for their own wrong doings.
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Why you can't sue
AUTHOR: Bubba Lee - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Monday, November 12, 2012
There advertising will have a word in it you left out. "You will never pay for Covered repairs on your car"
And that is exactly how these scam companies avoid prosecution.
They pay for a few repairs every month and avoid everything they can legally figure a way around. Proving they are not "Fraudulent" in the eyes of the law.
And that is exactly how these scam companies avoid prosecution.
They pay for a few repairs every month and avoid everything they can legally figure a way around. Proving they are not "Fraudulent" in the eyes of the law.
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