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JoseRCastro
Country: United States
on 4/16/09 summitfinancial was charge to my account $130.26 Rer# 240132191059800000287225 I recieve a leter on 5/12/09 that due to a non-payment my warranty was cancel. ID#3424. All I want is my money back.I try to talk any costumerservices about my canceletion. I only have two months with this warranty and I dont like it so can you send my money back to my account thank you.

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    Jose R Castro
    I want my money back to my account thank you Direc Warranty.
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    tj
    If you did not authorize their charges, then dispute it through your bank as fraudulent, in writing, and do so within 60 days of the statement showing the charges.

    If you DID authorize the charges, but they misrepresented the terms of the warranty contract, did not send the contract terms until later, claimed you could cancel on reviewing the terms but are failing to honor your cancellation, then also dispute the charges as fraudulent with your bank, and also file complaints with your local District Attorney consumer protection unit, your state AG, and FTC, due to fraud.

    In addition, contact the offices of Senator Charles Schumer, since he has called on FTC to investigate widespread fraud and illegal telemarketing in the "auto warranty" industry.
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    tj
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30772292/

    "Judge blocks ‘robo-calls’ selling car warranties
    ‘These calls are annoying, but worse, many Americans have been fleeced’

    updated 10 minutes ago

    CHICAGO - A federal judge has issued two temporary restraining orders designed to stop what officials describe as a wave of deceptive “robo-calls” warning people their auto warranties are expiring and offering to sell them new service plans.

    “Today the FTC has disconnected the people responsible for so many of these annoying calls,” Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jon Leibowitz said Friday.

    “We expect to see a dramatic decrease in the number of deceptive auto warranty calls, but we are still on high alert,” Leibowitz said in a statement posted on the agency’s Web site.

    The FTC filed suit against two companies and their executives on Thursday, asking a federal court in Chicago to halt a wave of as many as 1 billion automated, random, prerecorded calls and freeze the assets of the companies.

    Officials say the calls have targeted consumers regardless of whether they have warranties or even own cars and ignore the Do Not Call registry. They say telemarketers have misrepresented service agreements consumers have to buy for warranties that come with the price of the car.

    Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y. had asked for an FTC investigation into what he described as the scam of “robo-dialer harassment.”

    “These calls are annoying, but worse, many Americans have been fleeced,” he said.

    U.S. District Judge John F. Grady issued the temporary restraining order against Transcontinental Warranty Inc. on Thursday and Voice Touch Inc. on Friday.

    Grady’s orders also applied to Transcontinental CEO and President Christopher Cowart, Voice Touch executives James and Maureen Dunne, Voice Touch business partner Network Foundations LLC and Network Foundations executive Damian Kohlfeld.

    Attorneys for those affected by the orders were not reached immediately Friday afternoon. Messages were left for the attorneys for Transcontinental, Voice Touch and Network Foundations, as well as Kohlfeld.

    Besides ordering a halt to the automatic telephone sales calls, Grady’s order froze the assets of the two companies. The FTC alleged in its complaints that the calls were part of a deceptive scheme and asked the court to assure the assets will not be lost in case they might be needed to repay consumers who have been victimized.

    The temporary restraining orders are to remain in effect until May 29, when Grady scheduled a hearing on the FTC’s request for a preliminary injunction.
    ..."
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    I BELIEVE IN EXTENDED WARRANTIE
    IVE HAD 8K IN REPAIRS ON MY AFTERMARKET WARRANTY THE LAST REPAIR AT POWER FORD THE SVC GUY TRIED TO LITERALY ROB ME ON THE PART THAT WASNT COVERED UNDER MY BUMP TO BUMP WARRANTY THAT I PURCHASED HE WANTED $510 FOR BATTERY CABLES NOT INCLUDING A BATTERY SO THE MORAL OF THIS IS I CAN UNDERSTAND THE CALLS OK BUT ALL WARRANTY COMPANIES ARE NOT A SCAM YES UR CAR COMES W WARRANTY BUT AFTER THE 3/36 U ARE ON UR OWN NOW W/O WARRANTY UR LOOKING AT
    A 800 TO 3500 REPAIR BILL THE DLRS ARENT SELLIN CARS THIER JACKIN LABOR RATES CAUSE THATS WHERE THE MONEYS BEING MADE NOW
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    susan billie
    I recieved a call and took the warranty. Two weeks later i sold the vehicle
    i called Transcontinental to cancel the warranty i mailed a letter. I have not recieved my down payment back it has been over a month. They have also deducted a payment from my credit card. I would appreciate my money back of
    $ 678.61. PLEASE HELP ME.  SUSAN BILLIE 5/02/09

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