STG Auto Group - Incomplete product. Key in the key fob missing. Reimbursement failure. Don’t answer for warrant claims Montclair CA

It's your job to check if the car comes with everything it should come with -- PRIOR to signing the purchase agreement.  Especially for something as simple and obvious as a key.

And just because a warranty "covers everything" (meaning it covers every component of the car) doesn't mean there aren't limitations, exclusions, or co-pays.  In fact, most extended warranties have so many exclusions that it is difficult to conceive of a claim that would be paid in full, and many are completely excluded.  YOU need to review the contract -- PRIOR to signing it!

 You got a WARRANTY with this, right? You RECEIVED some sort of Documention for this WARRANTY, right? You come here to blame them because of the coverage and ADMIT TO THE WORLD you didn't even have the COMMON SENSE to READ what that warranty covered because you had to ask them! Let's go deeper. Did you even bother to READ the sale documentation or did you just play doormat and go along without peep and agree to get screwed over by any FAKE FEES? The Dumbing Down of America .. another example of little to no financial COMMON SENSE.