- Report: #248728
Complaint Review: Mepco Ins Co
| Mepco Ins Co 174 North Michigan
Chicago, Illinois U.S.A. |
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Mepco Ins Co-Continental Warranty Ignore phone calls involving refund Chicago Illinois
*UPDATE Employee: I can help...
*Consumer Comment: Assuming Mepco Ins had ALWAYS paid you per your warranty,
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I can help...
AUTHOR: Benjamin - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 16, 2007
POSTED: Tuesday, May 15, 2007BTW-- what phone number have you been dialing? What email address have you been sending to? The customer service department is different than the sales floor. AND, keep in mind, the plan is not written by Continental Warranty, it's written by an insurance company. That insurance company is responsible for the claim.
When you buy a Sony TV from Bestbuy and it malfunctions, you don't get mad at BB, you get mad at Sony. This is no different. Call Kenny with the name of your plan and I'm sure he'll take care of you.
#2 Consumer Comment
Assuming Mepco Ins had ALWAYS paid you per your warranty,
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 15, 2007
POSTED: Tuesday, May 15, 2007I know most people do not handle uncertainty at all well, but I must ask some questions....
*Question 1: Is the "feeling of security" you get from having an extended warranty really worth the money you paid for that security [warranty]?
*Question 2: Will you buy an extended warranty for your next car?
*Question 3: Why do you buy cars that "need" an extended warranty? [I know I won't.]
[Actually, does a "deductable" really make sense on an auto warranty? Can you opt to not fix the tranny if it should fail because of the deductable? A deductable should represent an optional charge in my mind: If you want to use the insurance benefit, you pay the deductable.]

