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I had my laptop repaired and they never repaired it or changed anything out. They in all actuality never did anything. The *** store told us no new parts were installed. Nothing was ever repaired. First the operator told me that it had a 90 day warranty on the work done, but I had called within the 90 days and they said my warranty was dead. When I called in January the supervisor even told me it was 90 days and they basically didn't care, b/c my warranty had died. I don't understand how a company can say they repaired something and even the *** store said nothing was fixed. I am a disabled veteran and they don't care at all. Please help. I had called within the 90 days and now they changed the date from dec 17th to dec 29, so then I am outside the 90 days. A supervisor named *** in Orlando, Florida was the one who changed this information.
We apologize for any misunderstanding regarding this consumer's warranty.
Squaretrade technicians provided a very thorough repair during the last claim of this item, including replacing the logic board. Though we understand another technician may not have noticed our work, this is because our technicians are thoroughly trained to provide satisfactory repair quality and to use first party components when available. Regarding the 90 day rework window, we did not modify this in any way and have records indicating that the item repair was completed and the product overnighted to the consumer on 9/21/2017.
Since we were not notified of the issue with this item until 12/29/2017, this item would not qualify for a rework repair. We hope this information clarifies the situation.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: They lied, there was nothing overnighted, and the work was checked by *** and they said nothing was changed out, no logic board. I plan on cancelling all my warranties with squaretrade and I will go with a company that doesn't lie about the work they do.Sincerely
While we understand the consumer believes us to be providing misinformation, we have detailed records verifying our results. This includes tracking information from Fedex verifying the delivery of the item to the consumer from our repair center.
We would have no alternative resolutions to offer in this situation, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:It is a lie, the company never did any of the repairs they were supposed to do.Sincerely
Zero star is the real rating for this square trade protection plan. After 2 and a half year into a 3 year contract the 5 DVD duplicator warranted would not make all 5 copies. Square trade sent me a mailing label to send them back the unit. They shocked me when they told me the unit I sent them had a strong smell of urine & insect infestation. I took very good care of the duplicator. It was always in a safe, clean place. I do not have a dog (their explanation of where the urine came from) or any other pet. I do not have an insect infestation. Square trade should not be available through Amazon or any other company. They are dishonest. Beware. A warranty with square trade may not be honored.
I have contacted Squaretrade over 10 plus times in an attempt to file a claim under my Squaretrade warranty for a *** 70-200 mm lens. They have repeatedly confused the lens with a cheaper lens, asked for information I've already provided, and made it very difficult for resolution. I do not have time to keep contacting the company and I do not trust them with my $2000+ lens given their history of not even knowing what lens I have. Squaretrade Claim Number *** Replacement Price: $1,999 This company should not be doing business. They repeatedly confuse items and make the claims process nearly impossible in the hopes that the customer will become exhausted and no longer pursue claim. They have 1,175 customer complaints on the Revdex.com site. 172 Negative Reviews 83% of total reviews. I do not have time to deal with this company any further. Please inform them of my request for resolution by way of replacement of the 70-200 mm lens.
We apologize for any difficulty experienced with this claim.
When the consumer first filed their claim, we requested a copy of the item receipt in order to finalize the claim. This process is what primarily caused the delay the consumer experienced, and we apologize for this. However, we require having a copy of a receipt on almost all of our warranties and we are unable to approve claims without this first being provided.
As of now the consumer's claim has been approved for repair, and we would be unable to offer reimbursement or replacement at this time.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:
The business has failed to address my concerns related to their business practices and how many times I've had to call due to their mistakes administratively. The delay did not originate from the need get a receipt. The delay resulted from their failure to close a previous claim. As a customer, I have a right to be dissatisfied with the service and to receive remediation when a business did not deliver on their promise. Please advise me if the next step and initiate an investigation into their business practices for rating purposes in the interest of consumer protection.
Sincerely
When the consumer reached out to us in March of last year to determine why his claim was on hold, we explained at that time that the receipt was not on file and this was required to move forward. We understand the consumer feels a different issue to be the cause of the delay, and we apologize for any miscommunication.
Once the proof of purchase was provided in December, the claim was approved after a brief verification process. Though we understand the consumer is frustrated with the delay, we would have no alternative resolutions at this time beyond the mail in repair the consumer is already approved for. Being that we have offered and a claim and are currently awaiting to receive the device so we can repair it, we are meeting our obligations beneath this plan.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:
the business has NOT met obligations under the plan. Their response regarding an earlier claim is completely once again related to an entirely different lens. The business continues to respond without reviewing my file and the fact that I have REPEATEDLY advised that the March claim was a different lens altogether. Though the business is asserting I delayed in sending a receipt the claim they use to assert that is faulty. March claim pertained to *** lens of completely different millimeter range. This Is a *** 70-200 mm zoom I repeat a *** 70-200 mm zoom. The company is showing a complete lack of responsibility to the consumer by continuing to blame the consumer despite constant administrative mixups. I will be contacting *** as well on this matter as there are some unethical things taking place. I am also requesting a refund and cancellation of another lens plan that is active. Blaming the customer when your records are confused is not customer service.....obviously the business model the company follows based on other complaints. Please advise of other legal avenues to pursue should the company continue to refuse remedy and blame the customer.
Sincerely
I placed a warranty claim with square trade and based on what I told the representative over the phone my claim was approved for repair. About a week later I got my item back and it was not in the condition I sent it to the company and they headphones were now completely broken and not turning on. The letter that was in the package said that the item I sent to them was not covered under my warranty plan. I called the company and spoke with *** in Customer Service and then A a manager there. *** said that he would help. He said they hire another company to inspect the headphones and fix them and that company told square trade that the headphones were damaged by water which is not true. Bottom line is square trade broke my headphones and refused to fix them when I purchased a warranty from them.
We apologize for any difficulty experienced with this claim.
When this consumer's item arrived into our repair center our technicians found severe physical damage to the device, including wires that were ripped from the headphone's speaker. Unfortunately the plan purchased for this device is a standard protection plan, and does not include coverage for this type of issue. Due to this we returned the customer's item, and we would be unable to approve this item for claims on their policy. If desired we would be able to cancel and refund the consumer's policy in full.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: The headphones were not severely damaged and ripped from the speaker when I sent them to squatetrade. When they maiked the headphones back to me they included a letter saying that I sent the wrong item not that my item was damaged beyond the terms of the warranty because it was not. The headphones arrived in a different worst off condition then when I sent them and this company who hires another company to inspect the product doesn’t even know what happened to my headphones beyond the original issue I sent them in for which was covered under the warranty. They need to take responsibility. Sincerely
We apologize if there was any miscommunication.
On 1/3/18 we emailed the consumer explaining that physical damage was found within the unit once it was received at our repair center. Included is a picture taken of the headphones once they arrived, and due to this we would be unable to provide any alternative resolution beyond cancelling and refunding the warranty in full.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: The company is not being truthful. They sent me a letter with the returned headphones saying that I sent in the wrong headphones for the policy that I purchased. My headphones were still attached to each other when I sent them. I cannot confirm that the picture they sent where my headphones. My headphones were not packaged like that when I sent them. This is a piciture that they took after they broke my headphones, if this is actually a photograph of my headphones.Sincerely
I contacted square trade via telephone to report damage to my cellphone. The phone representative approved a claim on my phone. He said to take it to apple and obtain a Genius Bar authorization. The square trade phone representative stated that if the phone was not repairable I would be able to receive the cash amount I paid for the phone of $750 toward the cost of a NEW phone. I specifically asked him if the phone had to be the same model and after checking with his "supervisor" said that I could purchase any phone and would receive $750 toward it. Apple diagnosed the damaged phone and determined it was unrepairable. I purchased a new phone like the representative from square trade told me to do. The next day I submitted a receipt and they now refuse to honor the claim. I asked for a cash settlement for the phones original price of $750 per the representatives promise and per the contract and they refused that also. They said I would have to pay them $99 to receive a "refurbished" phone. I am highly upset by them misleading me and providing false information. When I reference my contract it says that they are supposed to reimburse me for the cost of a new phone or give me the cash settlement for what I paid ($750). They are refusing to honor this policy. I can't speak with a US call center and nobody's is helpful. below are excerpts from the contract that they refuse to honor; Coverage Amount: The purchase price of the Covered Product. ($750) 5. HOW WE WILL SERVICE YOUR PRODUCT: A) Repair Your Product, or; B) Provide a cash settlement or a Gift Card reflecting the replacement cost of a new product of equal features and functionality up to the Coverage Amount, or; C) Replace Your Product with a product of like, kind, quality and functionality.
We apologize for any inconvenience experienced with this claim.
We have reached out to the consumer to offer an alternative resolution, and to further discuss the situation. We appreciate the consumer's patience while we work to resolve his issue.
I purchased a protection plan on my tablet from Squaretrade. I purchased the wrong plan, my fault, it was only for a max. $99, the tablet is worth $599.00. I sent the tablet in for repairs, they said it was not repairable (I was upset because the tablet worked fine, it SIMPLY had a cracked screen). They said they would send me a check for $99.00. I told them I wanted the tablet back, mail it back to me. They told me they did not have the tablet, it had been surplussed already. I told them they owe me for the tablet ($599.00 minus the $99.00). They are refusing to replace the tablet, or reimburse me for it. They should have had my tablet and sent it to me. I am out a $599.00 tablet. Squaretrade has my receipt on file for the tablet I purchased from Best Buy. Philip
We apologize for any difficulty the consumer experienced with their claim.
Whenever Squaretrade provides a mail in repair to a consumer, Squaretrade will migrate the resolution to either reimbursement or replacement if the item is irreparable. We have attempted to reach out to the consumer to further discuss resolving this situation, and at this time we are waiting for the consumer to return our calls.
Dear Sir or Madam, I bought an insurance for my IPad with Squaretrade***. I also paid the extra fee for accidental handling damage. I decided to buy it from them as opposed to the Apple insurance because the promised the same thing Apple insurance promised and I would have one extra year of coverage (I bought the 3 year plan). Also because they've promised that during the course of the insurance if they could not fix my IPad, they would send a check with the amount I insured my IPad for. They charged me US$129,00 for the value of US$849,00. It is almost 20% of the value of what I paid for my IPad. In November I filed a claim with Squaretrade website because my IPad wasn't charging and for no reason and without even letting me know why they denied my claim 3 times. Finally after calling them to ask why they didn't not allow me to file a claim, they decided to allow me to start my claim process. They sent instructions on what to do to send my IPad to their repair center and I did what I was told. They sent an email saying that my IPad had been repaired with success. A few days later I received a package containing an IPad that obviously was not mine. It was from a different color, they sent a silver one, mine was black and the serial number did not match. It arrived with scratches, as if had been used by someone before. it definitely looked old. I then saw that they sent another message saying that my IPad could not be repaired and that a replacement was on its way. They did not give me the opportunity to choose between a replacement or a check with the value I insured my IPad for. They never said that they would be sending to me a refurbished/used item, that belonged to another person and that I did know where it came from. I called Squaretrade and explained what happened and asked for what they promised me, a check with the value I insured my item for and NOT a refurbished item that I did not want. They said that "it is what it is" and that I had to accept the refurbished one. I did not insure my IPad to receive anything refurbished. They promised me a check and they should keep what they promised. Or send to me a brand new replacement and not refurbished IPad, after all they promised the same thing Apple promised. I can do an analogy, when we buy car insurance and our car cannot be fixed, the insurance company send a check with the value that we insured the car for. They do not send an used car that according to them (and we have to believe in what they say) is in the same condition that my previous car was and that we have to accept it. No this is not how it works, I never asked for a refurbished item. They promised me a check with the value I insured my iPad for so I think I have the right to get it. People that intend to buy insurance from Squaretrade must be aware that if something happens to their products they will be receiving used products as replacement. Just be careful. When I bought the insurance, they promised the same thing Apple insurance promised. Apple would give me a brand new IPad and not a refurbished/used item like Squaretrade sends to their customers. They do not keep what the promise and I am very upset with it. Now I am stuck with an IPad air 2 that has been used by someone else, that I never asked for, that is of a different color, that has scratches, that doesn't seem in good condition, that came without its original box and without any receipt/paperwork. Squaretrade doesn't keep their promise to send me a check with the value I insured my IPad for. I am writing to Revdex.com because I think Customers must be aware that if whatever they insured with Squaretrade, and for some reason it cannot be fixed, they will receive used/refurbished replacement that they will never know if it is really in good condition or not, or where it came from, instead of the check they promised in case something happened. I trusted Squaretrade and it was a huge disappointment.
We apologize for any difficulty experienced during the claims process.
Whenever Squaretrade technicians determine an item is irreparable, we move to replace the item. If we determine that we are unable to provide a replacement that is comparable we provide the consumer a reimbursement of their warranty value as an alternative. While we understand the consumer would have preferred reimbursement in this circumstance, nowhere in the policy terms and conditions do we guarantee providing a reimbursement upon request.
Whenever Squaretrade provides a replacement device it is tested up to manufacturer standards, and any cosmetic differences such as item color or light signs of wear and tear should not effect the item functionality. If the item experiences any sort of hardware or electrical failures we would recommend the consumer contacts us so we can ensure they are provided a device that is satisfactory. We apologize if the consumer received a notification that their own ipad was being returned, as this was sent in error. Due to this we have refunded the full value of the consumer's warranty.
Bought a set of Beats headphones from off of Amazon*** and purchased a squaretrade extended protection plan in Dec. Of 2016. In October of 2017 the left hinge came apart so we sent them in to squaretrade they were repaired and sent back. When we received them back one side of the Bluetooth didn't work. My son said he didn't care and would use them corded. Then in December of 2017 the right hinge broke. So we sent them in. Now they are saying that the broken hinge isn't physical damage it's accidental and they won't cover it. We asked about getting the Bluetooth fixed and they said it was liquid damage and wasn't covered. When my wife signed into her squaretrade account they were marked as repaired. Now they just canceled the warranty and issued me a refund that was there only recourse and said I had to accept the refund before they could have their special team let me know what/where exactly the liquid damage was because we haven't spilled anything on them or dropped them in water or anything.
When we received this item in for the first repair, it was due to the item having signs of wear and tear and was covered beneath the consumer's standard protection plan. Unfortunately once we received the item in for a second repair, there was severe physical damage to the headphones and this is not covered beneath the warranty this consumer purchased.
We apologize for any inconvenience, but we are unable to approve any claims for physical damage on this policy. While signs of liquid damage may have been present, the primary factor affecting this claim was the severe breakage to the right side of the headphones.
This is a complete rip off. They sell you an extended 2 year contract, then say it starts when you purchased product. So will not honor what they sold you. I purchased a *** computer from an authorized *** dealer on ebay. brand new still in the *** box unopened with security tape intact. *** warranty expired on February 14, 2016. The protection plan says coverage 2 years . coverage starts the later of any warranty expiration or waiting period. The key word here is LATER. waiting period was 30 days. That is because for 30 day item is returned to seller not ***. Computer died 1/5/2018 Square trade says extended warranty from them is expired because the warranty starts when I purchased computer not what the contract says. I ask why was told because it was purchased from ebay they start warranty on date of purchase, not after *** warranty. Why get an extended warranty Square Trade if it runs same time as manufacturers warranty. Total miss representation and a ripoff. How can this company have a AAA+ Revdex.com rating with all these complaints and bad reviews. Be happy to furnish them a copy of my purchase, *** warranty expiration date, copy of the warranty info Square Trade furnished me that says starts the later of any warranty. and 2 year warranty from Square Trade
We apologize if there was any misunderstanding regarding our warranties and our claims processes.
Whenever an item experiences a hardware or electrical failure within the first year of coverage, Squaretrade always refers the consumer to the manufacturer. This is because Squaretrade plans can only provide a finite amount of repairs or replacements, and when the manufacturer warranty is utilized the consumer is able to have their issue corrected without any effect to their Squaretrade plan. Squaretrade also offers various benefits during the manufacturer period, including stepping in to file a claim if the manufacturer ever declines servicing the item.
Information regarding our manufacturer warranty policy is listed in the terms and conditions of this consumer's policy, and we have attached a screenshot for reference. Hopefully this clears things up, and with this warranty being expired we would be unable to provide a claim for the consumer as desired.
Please note coverage starts , The LATER of ANY warranty expiration or waiting period. This is on the first attachment. Then please note on second attachment. when my *** warranty expired February 14,2016. which is the later of any warranty expiration or waiting period. The 30 day waiting period is for me to return the computer to store then *** warranty started.. (Coverage ends) 2 years from coverage start. which is February 14,2016 Computer was sold by an authorized *** distributor on ebay, new and in *** box with intact security tape. Square trade just decided to start the warranty when they wanted and not When it says on the protection plan Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:Sincerely
We have reached out to the consumer via the phone number on file for the customer's account, as well as the number provided in the Revdex.com complaint. Both times we failed to establish contact with the consumer, and we have sent an email requesting additional information.
Attached is an excerpt from this warranty contract, detailing the end and start date for the warranty.
Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and They have agreed this is a miss communacation and are honoring the warranty I find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. Sincerely
My phone started overheating, smoking, turned my charger black. That was scary, and I was happy I bought insurance for this OBVIOSE Electric issue. Problem is they voided my warranty because of a hairline scratch on the phone, saying it potentially may not be an electric issue because of that. My mind is blown, I have never been so offended in my life. That obviously has nothing to do with smoking or a potential fire. This place is only out for your money and will twist anything to get their way. Saying your phone is smoking from a hairline scratch on your phone. UNBELIEVABLE!
On July 30, 2016 my wife's iPhone 6 plus 64GB was broken due to water damage and we filed a claim with square trade. The phone was covered under warranty we had previously purchased from square trade and we filed the claim on July 30, 2016. over the course of 18 months, we have called and talked to multiple agents over a dozen times via telephone and have corresponded about the clam to and from square trade via email 18 times. After buying a new replacement phone from Apple store as we were instructed for $352.03. We have yet to receive the money due to us from square trade for the difference between the total cost of the new phone ($352.03) and the deductible ($75). Square Trade owes a reimbursement of $27.03. After a year and a half and constant contact the clam has been closed again and no refund has been issued.
We apologize for any difficulty the consumer experienced with the claim process. We have finalized the consumer's claim and are currently processing the desired reimbursement, we have also notified the consumer and appreciate his patience while we worked to resolve this.
This is the 5th time in 5 weeks SquareTrade has stated that they have refunded me not only for the warranty I bought but also the product. Each time the escalations team confirms the claim should've received the refund; however, due to their own internal issues the check for either has never gone out. I am not able to be escalated to anyone who is able to do anything about this and I am continuing to be given incorrect and bad information. Now as I sit here after the 5th hour on the phone there is not a resolution now.
We apologize for any difficulty experienced with this claim. In this situation the consumer's promised reimbursement was slightly delayed due to a shipping issue. This has since been resolved and the consumer has been provided a reimbursement for the warranty and item cost, but we have no method of overnighting these payments as the consumer is requesting. This information has been explained to the consumer by previous agents.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: I just spoke with a manager in the claims department, Lakin, who stated that the check was only cut on January 12th and at that point it is sent out from the east coast and SquareTrade has no way of tracking it. So basically when you replied to Revdex.com you still had not processed the payment and it was not sent in the regular mail either.
That would be the 10th and final time I will accept bad and wrong information from your company. Your warranty process states 5 business days and this has now gone on since Dec 22. I have been told that the check was sent out the week of the 2nd and that would be 10 business days that have gone by and I still have not received the check. So according to me, you are once again giving bad and wrong information and no one has any idea of where the check is, not to mention, the email I got from Resolution Specialist Emmanuel on January 8th stating the check was sent is wrong information as well as the email I received on January 10th telling me the check had been sent.
It is no wonder your Revdex.com rating as well as ratings on all different sites are bad. I will not ever purchase a warranty through SquareTrade again.
Sincerely,Kathlyn
We have spoke with the consumer and the issue reported has been resolved.
After purchasing a protection/warranty plan for a new computer I recently purchased, I received the protection/warranty (from Square Trade) with only one issue which was taken care of within a very reasonable length of time. Fast forward maybe about a week (give/take), I purchased a protection/warranty plan for a new monitor. Both the monitor and protection/warranty were purchased on 12/25/17 (on Amazon). Delivery for both was estimated to be 12/28/17. I received my new monitor but have yet to receive as expected from Square Trade for my protection/warranty plan for my new monitor.
We apologize for any misunderstanding or difficulty the consumer has experienced with his warranty.
We have sent the consumer a request for further clarifying information for us to confirm his concern, as there is not enough information in this complaint to resolve the situation. Squaretrade is not responsible for the Smartguard Pin the consumer is requesting, as Smartguard is a separate warranty company and we would recommend the consumer contacts them if he purchased a warranty from their company.
We would also recommend the consumer can contact us *** if they would like to speak to our customer service department and we cam provide immediate answers to his inquiries.
Complaint:***I am rejecting this response because:
The company apology is not accepted. There's absolutely NO "misunderstanding or difficulty" (on my end) at all. They have failed to correctly comprehend what I've said, both before submitting this report as well as now.
I've already sent them everything they need to "confirm" the fact that I did indeed purchase a protection plan for my new computer monitor. SquareTrade needs to open their eyes and realize the fact that what I sent them as proof I paid for a protection plan via their company clearly shows their company logo.
No, I will not be calling SquareTrade. There's absolutely ZERO reason to.
Sincerely,
Brian ***
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:
The company apology is not accepted. There's absolutely NO "misunderstanding or difficulty" (on my end) at all. They have failed to correctly comprehend what I've said, both before submitting this report as well as now.
I've already sent them everything they need to "confirm" the fact that I did indeed purchase a protection plan for my new computer monitor. SquareTrade needs to open their eyes and realize the fact that what I sent them as proof I paid for a protection plan via their company clearly shows their company logo.
No, I will not be calling SquareTrade. There's absolutely ZERO reason to.
Sincerely,
Brian
We apologize if the consumer feels as though we misinterpreted his previous complaint. Squaretrade has not been provided enough information in order to properly address the issue, as the customer is asking for a pin that our company is not responsible for. Smartguard is a separate warranty company and is in no way associated with Squaretrade.
We have previously emailed the consumer in order to acquire more details (on 1/10/18) and received no response, and we provided the consumer our customer service number because it was specifically requested. Without being provided the clarifying details we have requested of the consumer we would be unable to assist.
Complaint: ***
SquareTrade isn't 'sorry' at all. I factually know they have "misinterpreted" EVERYTHING I've said to them. I DID send them what they claim they need, despite the fact that I had already sent them what they need before they ever said they needed anything. They also have failed to correctly comprehend what I said regarding SmartGuard and I've informed them of this fact.
Despite the fact that I know 'ST' isn't to be communicating with me via ANY method of communication except for via Revdex.com while a report is open, with the only exception being sending me what I need (as per the nature of this report), there have been plenty replies between both me and 'ST' since 1/10/18. My most recent reply was on 1/23. They claim I "specifically requested" their customer service number, which is false. I informed them the fact that they need to send me what I need, the number(s) (information) I would need to give if I ever need to file a warranty claim as well as the number to call to make a claim. I've provided them everything they need, I paid for something and they've not met their end of the transaction. I expect to receive what they know they need to send me immediately.
Brian
I was given a phone with battery problems and I sent the phone to Square Trade and paid my deductible. They replaced the battery and sent the phone back to me. I was not able to use the phone for one month as I was on vacation. Upon returning I noticed that the phone continued to have battery problems, it does not charge past 86% and below 30% becomes VERY slow. I called Square Trade and they told me that because it was out of the 30 days they could not do anything for me except charge me another $75.00 deductible fee. I was so dissatisfied and unhappy with their service that I decided to take the phone to Apple and have them replace the battery for the $29 promotion they had. When Apple attempted to do the repair they found out that the phone had a third party battery in the device that had been glued in. They were unable to replace the battery without doing any damage to the phone and were not able to complete the request due to the poor workmanship of the initial battery replacement done by Square Trade. I called Square Trade notifying them of this and they told me that they cannot do anything for me except charge me another $75.00 fee. At this point, I'm frustrated and appalled by a "top rated protection plan trusted by millions." This company uses fake Apple batteries in phone and then makes the buyer spend more money to fix a problem that was caused by them. I'm requesting a replacement of the faulty device that was initially given to me.
We apologize for any difficulty this consumer has experienced.We have reached out to the consumer and gained agreement on a satisfactory resolution. At this time we are still in the process of completing the claim and appreciate the consumer's patience while we work to resolve this.
I purchased two protection plans on Amazon*** on 12/22/2017. I have contacted square trade and amazon. I was offered a refund. I do not want a refund. I want the protection plans as I ordered them. I have no idea why they issued a refund and refuse to give the protection plan.
We apologize for any misunderstanding regarding the consumer's warranties.
We have resent the consumer's warranty contracts detailing the coverage dates and type. Hopefully this proves to be the result the consumer was looking for and we appreciate her patience while we completed it.
I filed a claim for my damaged Nexus 6P phone, which was beyond repair. My initial claim was rejected and was told to go through the manufacturers warranty (which had long ended). This led me to petition Square Trade to contact me regarding my claim. During this conversation, I was informed to visit a local authorized repair shop for the damage to my device. When I visited the repair shop, I was informed that the device was beyond repair and I should contact my warranty provider and seek replacement. Based on the information provided to me by the authorized repair store, I proceeded to once again contact SquareTrade and inform them of the situation. When I notified the "warranty specialist," I was told that I needed to provide a work authorization document stating that the phone could not be repaired including the reason why it could not be repaired. This request of a work authorization by SquareTrade clearly violates the terms of the warranty agreement, which I explained to the "warranty specialist". The specialist agreed that I am not required to do this yet they were refusing to uphold their end of the warranty agreement and provide me a replacement device. I am not filing this complaint for my benefit, but simply to inform others to be vary of this companies blatant disregard of their own contractual obligations.
We apologize for any inconvenience the consumer may have experienced with our claims process.
Since this complaint was filed we have provided the consumer an alternative resolution. The details of this resolution was sent to the consumer on 01/05/2018, we hope this result proves to be satisfactory and appreciate his patience while this was investigated.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because the resolution came after I had multiple conversations with multiple warranty specialist and finally having to escalate the situation to their supervisor. During the last conversation where a resolution was provided, I was notified that SquareTrade did not have my product in inventory. This explains why Square Trade put the burden on to me instead of holding up their end of the contract. I had to take actions not reported per their contract and they blew off agreements stated by their contract; therefore, I am not satisfied with the end resolution along with the time it took to reach this "alternate resolution". I definitely caution everyone who purchases services from this company as it will be risk on your part and not theirs.Sincerely,Vihar
We have previously reached out to the consumer and provided him a resolution based on the availability of our replacements, as this stock varies over time. Though we understand the consumer was frustrated with the process, we have corrected the issue and we have met our obligations beneath this policy.
Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. However, I still warn and caution others to be weary of dealing with this company. Their reasoning to explain away the lack of inventory is just a ploy to cover their a
s. They care more for their bottom line then providing a service to the customer.Sincerely, Vihar
They refuse to refund the purchase price of the Asus tablet that I purchased the warranty for. I have an issue with the charge port and this falls under the protection policy that I purchased from squaretrade. They said ebay would have to get the return (which is false as it was not DOA) then they claimed it was covered under manufacturer warranty, which is also a lie. They continue to put me on hold, hang up, or flat out lie to me on the phone saying they will send a check from the east coast. I checked the status of the claim and they LIED and are planning to cancel their plan of $11.99 instead of honoring their warranty. Customer service has had me on hold for over 2.5 hours in 2 days of trying to resolve my refund. They will do everything they can to not pay out their claims.
We apologize for any inconvenience the consumer experienced with filing a claim. We have reached out to the consumer and offered an alternative resolution. We hope this proves to be a good resolution and appreciate his patience while we worked to resolve this.
Product was sent in for a repair. Clearly listed on the claim, and then again on the form that was to be sent in with the computer. The computer was then returned and a laptop inspection checklist and laptop repair summary were with the repaired laptop. The forms state the reported issues and that they were successfully repaired. The repair did 1 of 4 things, even though the checklist was said to be completed and approved that the repairs were made. The computer went in for keys that did not work and stuck when pressed, the tablet mode did not work, the screen had white blotches all over it, and cracked bottom cover. The only actual repaired issue was cosmetic. The operational issues were not. Keys still stick, the screen still has the white blotches, and the tablet mode still does not engage. Also, the repair technician has 2 separate repair technicians, so who repaired the computer. One signed the repair and the other signed the checklist. The bottom plate, which has the serial number on it was replaced. The "used" plate has the serial number scratched out and a yellow sticker with my previous plate's serial number on it now. The plate is scratched, and in worse cosmetic shape than the original which only had a small crack. I now have issues with the touch mouse pad, which was fine before I sent it in. I sent this in over winter break to ensure I would have it ready for my spring semester, but square trade could not do what they said they would, let alone said they did. This is ridiculous that I buy a warranty and unfortunately have to use it, and the computer comes back in the same, actually worse shape than I sent in it. Now I am at the mercy hoping to have a working computer for my spring course because of negligence and falsified repaired completion paperwork.
We apologize for any difficulty experienced in this claim.
Whenever Squaretrade repairs a consumer's item via a mail in repair we also offer a 90 day rework period, wherein we will address any issues with the previous repair without effecting the consumer's warranty value. Due to this item still experiencing issues after the first repair we have refunded the consumer's warranty purchasing price in full, but at this time we would request the consumer contacts us to file a rework claim. We understand the consumer would prefer a different resolution in terms of repair, but at this time a mail in repair is the only option we have available to service this item.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:I have a computer worse that I sent it in. The entire laptop now gets hot, and I did see the recent recall (this unit per HP) is not affected. More and more things are wrong everyday. I get back a laptop that has a scratched off serial number, and a sticker with the "original" serial number as verification that it is mine. If I knew square trade worked as a chop shop for devices, I would have reconsidered. Due to the situation, I have no choice but return the laptop to be "fixed" as you call it. This is ridiculous and I cannot believe this is what the company and protection is about. I want a replacement laptop, or reimbursed the amount paid in full for the one I purchased, that was mutilated by one your repair centers.Sincerely,Kyle
We apologize for the inconvenience experienced, as of yesterday we have initiated the process of filing a new claim for the consumer. At this time we are awaiting additional details from the consumer to complete the claim process.
On the most recent repair large sections of the laptop body were replaced, and this is why the serial number would now appear differently on the item. We apologize if there was any misunderstanding regarding our repair process, as the intention of Squaretrade's repairs are to ensure an item is fully functional. This may result in cosmetic changes to the item, but once the item is sent back in for repair our technicians will repair any remaining issues the device is experiencing and finalize the process with a full hardware diagnosis.
I bought a4 year warranty in my LG 2014 4K UHD tv. I have had multiple repair techs out and had the motherboard replaced 2 times. The agent who replaced my motherboard the lsst time tested my tv and said because I only had 1 4K device that Squaretrade would probably say that it could be the device and not the tv. I have gotten 2 other devices and both had an issue at one time or the other. Now they want to come out for a 3rd time to replace my motherboard instead of honoring their contract of the no lemon clause in their policy. There were not many 4K devices at the time of my firsr error or they were prohibitively expensive. I’m dusgusted and want an arbitrator to force Squaretrade to pay as the policy I bought says. Don’t ever buy a warranty from these people. They will try to close cases on you, as they just did mine, while I was still wanting a solution.
We apologize for any difficulty experienced during the claims process for this item.
At this time we would not be able to offer a replacement or reimbursement on this consumer's policy. This item does not qualify for our No Lemon Policy due to the length of time from the customer's previous repairs, and as of our repair technician's most recent visit it was determined that there were no issues found with the device. The consumer's most recent claim was denied due to the current issue being isolated to an external source compatibility issue with a particular device, and we have not been provided any information or images to indicate otherwise. We apologize for any misunderstanding and hope this information clarifies our result.
I upgraded my cell phone at a local *** store and was sold a squartrade warranty to protect the phone. Last week, my phone screen cracked and I tried to file a claim with the company to get a replacement. They told me that I had to have the receipt transaction number to show that the warranty was purchased. I went to *** to have the receipt reprinted because I couldn't find the original. When I provided the receipt information, they claimed they couldn't find the warranty in their system. The next day, however, they charged my debit card for $7.99. I do not understand how they can charge me for a warranty they cant find, especially since I had not been charged prior other than for the original pirchase of the policy from ***. After this, I decided to file a claim with the insurance that comes with my *** contract instead. Now, I am trying to cancel my policy with squartrade and they keep saying that the copy of the receipt from *** is not enough information. I requested cancellation and a refund of the most recent charge and they refuse both.
We apologize for any difficulty the consumer has experienced with the cancellation of their warranty.
As of 12/28/2017 Squaretrade has received insufficient information in order to have the policy fully registered in our system, and this is why we have been unable to provide a cancellation . We have reached out to the consumer to receive additional information, and once the policy has been found we will follow up with the consumer and provide the desired refund.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: A copy Of the receipt showing the purchased policy was provided to the company and rejected. Additionally, it does not make sense how I can be billed for a warranty they cannot locate AFTER I called them to file a claim. It is not my responsibility as the consumer to help them locate a warranty that I purchased outright, especially if my proof of purchase does not suffice.
Sincerely
We apologize for any inconvenience and at this time we have requested additional information from the consumer so we can have the policy cancelled and refunded. Though the consumer previously provided us a the receipt, it was a reprinted copy that was missing essential details that are used to register the consumer's policy. This is why we are having difficulty cancelling the consumer's policy and we're actively working to correct the issue.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: That is the only copy of the receipt from *** I have. Your company did not need this "important information" to locate my payment information that you charged only after I'd contacted you to make a claim. This is ridiculous.Sincerely
We have sent the consumer a request for further information on 1/10/18 in order to resolve the situation, and we have received no response. We apologize for the inconvenience but Squaretrade requires more information from the consumer in order to facilitate their request, and if this could be provided we would be more than eager to assist.
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: Please stop charging me for a policy you cannot locate. I do not have the information you are requesting, and what have provided you will not accept . I do not understand how you are charging me for something you can't find. Sincerely