Do Not Purchase an RV Extended Warranty from This Company!
WARNING: Do not purchase any RV extended warranties through RVWarrantyProtection.com, aka CarWarrantyProtection.com
Extended RV Warranties...some folks love ‘em, some hate ‘em. I have had three of them over the years and they have saved me a great deal in repairs, so I’m one of those who likes them, as long as the warranty service provider is a good company. There are some out there that are worthless.
My current extended warranty was about to expire. I purchased my last warranty contract online and saved a considerable amount of money compared to what my local RV dealer wanted for the same exact warranty, so I limited my shopping to online dealers once again. The online dealer that sold me my last warranty is no longer in business, so I had to look elsewhere.
The best quote I received online was from a company called RVWarrantyProtection.com. The owner told me that he only writes contracts through United States Warranty Corporation. United States Warranty is a reputable firm, so after some price negotiations, I agreed to his purchase price. That was two months ago. I spent the first 30 days waiting for my copy of the service contract, which never arrived. I spent the next 30 days attempting to contact RVWarrantyProtection.com’s owner Randy Floodman, but he returned none of my calls or emails. I then called United States Warranty and asked them if they had a contract on file for me. They had never heard of me, BUT, they were very familiar with Mr. Floodman. They told me that he had been banned from selling their warranty products due to questionable business practices. Since Mr. Floodman was not authorized and was unable to sell their warranty products, he clearly committed fraud when he sold me one of their contracts.
I left a final message for Mr. Floodman telling him that I intended to file a police report for fraud. He called me back the next day and gave me some lame excuses as to why he couldn’t provide me with the warranty that he allegedly sold me two months ago. He said he would “try” and issue me a refund within 1 to 2 weeks. That wasn’t good enough, so I immediately disputed the purchase with American Express.
There is a happy ending. I received a phone call from United States Warranty. They were sympathetic with my situation and offered to issue me a direct warranty for less than what Floodman had charged me, with a lower deductible. What a stand up company!
If you purchased a United States Warranty Corporation extended RV warranty through RVWarrantyProtection.com, I’m sorry to say that it is most likely worthless. I will do what I can to see that Mr. Floodman ends up in jail.
Please don’t consider this a discussion as to the pros and cons of extended RV warranties, as that has been discussed here enough. I merely wish to issue a warning about this crook to the members of this forum.
Craig
Extended RV Warranties...some folks love ‘em, some hate ‘em. I have had three of them over the years and they have saved me a great deal in repairs, so I’m one of those who likes them, as long as the warranty service provider is a good company. There are some out there that are worthless.
My current extended warranty was about to expire. I purchased my last warranty contract online and saved a considerable amount of money compared to what my local RV dealer wanted for the same exact warranty, so I limited my shopping to online dealers once again. The online dealer that sold me my last warranty is no longer in business, so I had to look elsewhere.
The best quote I received online was from a company called RVWarrantyProtection.com. The owner told me that he only writes contracts through United States Warranty Corporation. United States Warranty is a reputable firm, so after some price negotiations, I agreed to his purchase price. That was two months ago. I spent the first 30 days waiting for my copy of the service contract, which never arrived. I spent the next 30 days attempting to contact RVWarrantyProtection.com’s owner Randy Floodman, but he returned none of my calls or emails. I then called United States Warranty and asked them if they had a contract on file for me. They had never heard of me, BUT, they were very familiar with Mr. Floodman. They told me that he had been banned from selling their warranty products due to questionable business practices. Since Mr. Floodman was not authorized and was unable to sell their warranty products, he clearly committed fraud when he sold me one of their contracts.
I left a final message for Mr. Floodman telling him that I intended to file a police report for fraud. He called me back the next day and gave me some lame excuses as to why he couldn’t provide me with the warranty that he allegedly sold me two months ago. He said he would “try” and issue me a refund within 1 to 2 weeks. That wasn’t good enough, so I immediately disputed the purchase with American Express.
There is a happy ending. I received a phone call from United States Warranty. They were sympathetic with my situation and offered to issue me a direct warranty for less than what Floodman had charged me, with a lower deductible. What a stand up company!
If you purchased a United States Warranty Corporation extended RV warranty through RVWarrantyProtection.com, I’m sorry to say that it is most likely worthless. I will do what I can to see that Mr. Floodman ends up in jail.
Please don’t consider this a discussion as to the pros and cons of extended RV warranties, as that has been discussed here enough. I merely wish to issue a warning about this crook to the members of this forum.
Craig
