Vehicle Warranty Scams - Read The Fine Print

 Their standard contract has a fixed labor rate that’s below market cost in most areas but they won’t tell you this up front.

 I found out after reading through the contract they mailed me. I called to complain and the customer service rep said they would email me a new contract changing the labor rate to market rate but they never sent anything. 

Fortunately I was able to cancel within the thirty day cancellation window and they did credit all my payments back to me.

Location: Denver, CO, USA

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