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Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:52:42 GMT From: Earl Beachler <ebeachlrnopsamail.com> Subject: Re: Investigation of 1sourceautowarranty.com
I am sorry to hear about your bad experience. However, I have nothing but good things to say abour 1sourceautowarranty. In 2000 i purchased a used (off lease) 9000CDE from a used car dealer in Riverside CA. The car had about 63,000 miles on it and knowing from previous SAAB experiences about the cost of repairs, I purchased the Platinum warranty from 1 source for about $1500. During the next three years, they replaced the Automatic transmission, the Timing Belt, and several other smaller things for grand total of over $8,000 out of which I paid nothing. Is there some kind of official investigation into this company? I was not aware of any. Based on my personal experience with them I would have to say that I would purchase an aftermarket insurance policy from them again. On Wed, 02 Jul 2003 16:36:32 GMT, 'nuther Bob <not_reallynopsamhere.com> wrote: >On Wed, 2 Jul 2003 09:51:09 -0400, "Dad" <yeahrightnopsam.net> wrote: > > >>I've heard all the, I've heard, I know of, and I would stories before, pick >>one and join or get the facts and then tell me how it comes out. ><snip> >>know >>what it costs, know what was won, know how it's divvied up, how about you. > >I've been involved in four (not my fault, they just keep asking me >in :-). > >Two of them were shareholder suits. The relationship of my investment >to that of the big investors who brought the suits, along with the >issue of a company with no money remaining, meant a meaningless >return. > >The two others involved suits against profitable companies. In both >cases, I was quite pleased with the outcome in terms of $'s spent >vs. $'s recovered. Yes, it would be nice to get your entire "loss" >back - but unless you want to pay an attorney and take the risk on >yourself, you take what you can get. > >Bob >
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