scammed!
Complaint
evelyn estrada
Country: United States
hello
im from california and about a month ago i purchased an extended warranty thru fidelity automotive solutions and the product i got was from consumer direct warranty services. i paid $395 down and am paying $127.78 for a total of $2695. so i was told by rob @ fidelity that my warranty would be activated after 30 and 1000 miles. so i waited and took my car in to the dealer for a diagnostic. the dealer then tried to file a claim online @ www.beginaclaim.com he then called me saying my claim was denied. i was thinking to myself thats impossible cuz the cooling fan is a covered part under the warranty i purchase plan called secure choice. i then started doin some research online i found this site with a bunch of complaints just like mine. this company is very clever in minupulating people into buying false products. can anyone help me in gettin my money back ... im lost!
im from california and about a month ago i purchased an extended warranty thru fidelity automotive solutions and the product i got was from consumer direct warranty services. i paid $395 down and am paying $127.78 for a total of $2695. so i was told by rob @ fidelity that my warranty would be activated after 30 and 1000 miles. so i waited and took my car in to the dealer for a diagnostic. the dealer then tried to file a claim online @ www.beginaclaim.com he then called me saying my claim was denied. i was thinking to myself thats impossible cuz the cooling fan is a covered part under the warranty i purchase plan called secure choice. i then started doin some research online i found this site with a bunch of complaints just like mine. this company is very clever in minupulating people into buying false products. can anyone help me in gettin my money back ... im lost!
Comments
Not the case!! Direct warrenty Services, Motor vehicle solutions, mepco~~~who ever they are~~~ $2600 later....the botton line is they do not pay!
I am e-mailing all of you to see what we can do.
U.S. Fidelis, which had its headquarters in Wentzville, Mo., declared bankruptcy on March 1. In April, the company reportedly sought court approval to sell personal information on as many as 50,000 consumers.
The State of Missouri filed a request to appoint a trustee in the case and 12 other states signed on. The sign-on memo, co-written by McKenna and Lobdell along with Ohio officials, blames executives Darain and Cory Atkinson of illegally profiting from their business.
The brothers “stripped U.S. Fidelis of corporate assets for their own personal gain. They did this at the expense of more than 400,000 consumers who purchased contracts by virtue of U.S. Fidelis’ deceptive marketing practices. These consumers are creditors in this bankruptcy and their voices and interests deserve to be heard,” the states assert.