Unfare pricing practices
Hi, I recently put in a claim for repair to my coach ('97 36RS Discovery w/Cummings engine). Claim reason: A. Head bolts stretched (a known issue for Cummings engines) and caused a water leak...
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ed6713 wrote:Mandalay Parr wrote:
Sorry, but that is why I don't buy extended warranties.
You pay a lot and receive a little.
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Better to put the cost of any extended warranty in a bank account calls "unexpected stuff".
Learned my lesson about extended warranties as a naive young woman with my first car. Paid money I couldn't afford because I needed a reliable car and didn't know first thing about fixing one. Car broke, warranty denied because of something in the fine print, I rode the bus to work for six months.
But I learned my lesson: took some auto repair courses at the local community college and have never bought an extended warranty again.
This should not have to be said, but extended warranty sellers are in the business to make money. Buying a policy for a 17 year old RV and expecting to get service like a new car warranty is naive.
