- Report: #803744
Complaint Review: Nationwide Auto & Truck Warranties
| Nationwide Auto & Truck Warranties 12913 W Windsor Avenue
Avondale, Arizona United States of America |
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Nationwide Auto & Truck Warranties "Warranties 4 Wheels" These are the same companies and are run by frauds! ITS A SCAM!!! RUN AWAY FAST and dont give them your info! Avondale, Arizona
*UPDATE Employee: Please refer to the terms and conditions of your policy and payment plan agreement.
*UPDATE Employee: Former Employee - Libeling a Truly Reputable Company
*Consumer Comment: natiONWIDE AUTO AND TRUCK WARRANTIES IS A SCAM
*Consumer Comment: NATIONWIDE AUTO AND TRUCK WARRANTIES IS A SCAM
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Peace of Mind Turn into Nightmare
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Peace of Mind Turn into Nightmare
*UPDATE Employee: This is an This is an Unfounded Complaint by a Digruntled Employee
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This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 12/01/2011 12:47 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Nationwide-Auto-Truck-Warranties/Avondale-Arizona-85392/Nationwide-Auto-Truck-Warranties-Warranties-4-Wheels-These-are-the-same-companies-and-803744. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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Please refer to the terms and conditions of your policy and payment plan agreement.
AUTHOR: Nationwide Auto and Truck Warrantie - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 03, 2012
The events that occurred with this customer were caused by his own actions. The customer mentions that he purchased the policy in Aug 2011 when my original policy expired. He was over a year and a half out of factory warranty when he purchased the policy on 8/11/11. This customer purchased using a payment plan agreement in which he failed to adhere to. Per the terms and conditions of his payment plan agreement, if a payment can not be processed for any reason, on the monthly due date, the VSC will be in default and voided out. In January 2012, the billing did not go through. We made multiple attempts to contact him by both phone and email to collect the balance due. The customer failed to respond, forcing the contract to be cancelled per the terms and conditions of his payment plan agreement. In one of his posts, he says he is out $3,000.00 because he is stuck paying for the policy. That is not true. He paid his down payment plus 4 monthly payments.
The next contact from the customer was on 11/3/2011. The customer took the vehicle in for service on 11/2/2011. He spoke with his agent and had explained that the check engine light had come on. His agent then explained what the process would be, given the payment plan that he elected. His statement to his agent was that he would wait to see what the repair costs. The policy had been in force for less than 3 months and he had multiple items in need of repair. While the claims department was working with the customer on this claim, they had told him multiple times that he would need to contact the agent that he purchased the policy from to discuss an administrative issue, which was referring to his payment status.
Additionally, the customers repair facility told the claims manager that they had last seen his vehicle in 2008 when it had approximately 18,000 miles on it. The claims manager then requested maintenance records from the customer. They received 4 records dating from 2/5/08 to 6/15/11. On each record, he had exceeded the oil change requirements by both time and mileage. His claim was denied due to insufficient service history.
The next attempt to contact him was on January 16th,. We made multiple attempts to contact him by phone and email to inform him that we had difficulties collecting the payment for the month of January. He failed to respond.
Next, he took the vehicle in on 1/25/2012. The requested repairs were for the same exact issues that the vehicle had on 11/2/2011. He still had not satisfied the outstanding balance on the policy. He still had not paid the monthly payment that was due for January. The previous issues were never fixed.
There isn't a single company that has a perfect reputation, no matter what type of business it is. You also have people that do not read contracts before making the purchase and dealerships that offer the policy without reviewing the coverage with the customer. The biggest problems found in this industry are caused by pre-existing conditions. This is when people purchase a warranty to fix something that is already in need of repair. Every policy that exists excludes pre-existing conditions. In the amount of time we have been working with this company, we have dealt with over 50,000 people and have only a few who had a negative experience. Mostly due to not understanding the coverage and exactly how warranties work or even working with a repair shop that doesn't follow the Mitchells or All Data guidelines. Having a service contract protects consumers from being over-charged by these types of repair facilities.
We hope you can understand this and that it does not discourage you. As a broker, we do everything we can to make sure our customers get the service they expect and deserve. That is one of many reasons why we are the oldest broker of our kind in the nation. Others have been bought out at least once or went belly up. Our company is still owned and operated by the original founder. Please call 1-866-352-4999 to obtain a free, no obligation quote.
#2 UPDATE Employee
Former Employee - Libeling a Truly Reputable Company
AUTHOR: Nationwide Auto and Truck Warrantie - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 03, 2012
Our former employee was terminated for goofing around on social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter, while on the clock. When everything was looked into, we found a few months worth of untouched work that was hidden away in her desk. As a result of this, her future commissions were held. She was very upset about it and got her revenge by fabricating false reviews and posting them on these websites that were originally designed to protect consumers.
Each of the remaining posts seen here are authored by the same person, Tee Stockton, whom was a true customer of ours. Why he felt the need to post the same story so many times is unknown.
There isn't a single company that has a perfect reputation, no matter what type of business it is. You also have people that do not read contracts before making the purchase and dealerships that offer the policy without reviewing the coverage with the customer. The biggest problems found in this industry are caused by pre-existing conditions. This is when people purchase a warranty to fix something that is already in need of repair. Every policy that exists excludes pre-existing conditions. In the amount of time we have been working with this company, we have dealt with over 50,000 people and have only a few who had a negative experience. Mostly due to not understanding the coverage and exactly how warranties work or even working with a repair shop that doesn't follow the Mitchells or All Data guidelines. Having a service contract protects consumers from being over-charged by these types of repair facilities.
We hope you can understand this and that it does not discourage you. As a broker, we do everything we can to make sure our customers get the service they expect and deserve. That is one of many reasons why we are the oldest broker of our kind in the nation. Others have been bought out at least once or went belly up. Our company is still owned and operated by the original founder. Please call 1-866-352-4999 to obtain a free, no obligation quote.
#3 Consumer Comment
natiONWIDE AUTO AND TRUCK WARRANTIES IS A SCAM
AUTHOR: tee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 09, 2012
He is Rude, Loud and Unprofessional. He said things to me (their customer) that were uncall for....He cussed, used racial slur, called names. I called in for a claim after 5 plus months and they DENIED my claim due to pre-existing. By the way, I m still paying for the policy bc it cost me $3000.00....Today my car still Broke Down. Sitting in the drive way. waiting for an answer from BBB. Please Be Aware of this Company. It Definately a Scam... I m their Customer.
#4 Consumer Comment
NATIONWIDE AUTO AND TRUCK WARRANTIES IS A SCAM
AUTHOR: tee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 30, 2012
#5 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Peace of Mind Turn into Nightmare
AUTHOR: tee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 29, 2012
#6 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Peace of Mind Turn into Nightmare
AUTHOR: tee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 29, 2012
#7 UPDATE Employee
This is an This is an Unfounded Complaint by a Digruntled Employee
AUTHOR: Gary S. Miller - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 05, 2011
The owner of this company fired 3 employees last week that were blatantly not doing their jobs and 1 of them is behind these ridiculous allegations. We know who wrote this and she even lied about the state where the compliant originated from - If anyone is to make accusations, they at least need to be honest and say who they are, where they are truly from and offer specific cases with proof of harm to people, Just as the guidelines in Rip Off Report requires to post or make a rebuttal.
Unfortunately, in the Vehicle Service Contract business, the Dealers, Consumers and the Repair
facilities try to get away with murder when they hide problems before buying/selling VSC's and then try to get more repaired than truly necessary - especially on obvious pre existing condition claims, so YES, people get claims denied, however, if the recent posting is really an issue, why is it one of the only one on Rip Off Report since W4W & NAW has been in business since 2002 - You would
think there would be thousands of other complaints...............
These "Rip Off" Internet sites can be a feeding ground for disgruntled employees as well as jealous competitors and most of the time are posting illegitimate claims. Even on Yelp, I sometimes read horrible reviews about restaurants that I know personally, that are excellent and they get bashed online anyway.
So, if you have a vehicle with masked mechanical or electrical problems, purposely purchase/sell a contract and try to get away with paid claims to repair your vehicle, be ready for a battle that you will lose 9 out of 10 times. If it is a legitimate break down, it will be paid - End of story................

