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503 Pearl Dr, Cottleville, Missouri, United States, 63376-1071

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If I could give it no stars I would . Car shield is a Ponzi scheme and they only cover the smallest fixes on your car not the major ones. And now I’m reading reviews it sound like you go through *** if they attempt to cover anything . They tell you the engine and parts are covered and I needed the mass air flow replaced on my engine . But somewhere in the policy they say they dont cover the parts on the outside of the engine but only the inside parts ( whatever that means ) . They fix the ac but not the heater core . They cover suspension and wheel type issues but not the control arms . Under my diagnositic everything that was wrong car shield “didn’t “ cover ... I cancelled this scam and got my money back . The customer service rep just kept saying “your radiator may go out “ Im telling her that’s an easy fix and if I have to come outta pocket at the shop regardless it’s no point in having this coverage. And all they wanna do is go over coverage and policy but don’t address where these things aren’t brought up in the policy . Oh and they tell you it’s a 20day grace period on the 20 th day when I took my car ( which I called the day before to verify ) they told the shop it’s 21 days and cause I came on the 20th day with issues they weren’t gone cover it anyway . Basically told me that my car can’t mess up within them 20days ... this is nothing but a Ponzi scheme .. the mechanics even told me they have had customers pay on this for almost a year just for their car to breakdown and NOTHING is covered !! Thank god I got out while I did and I’m taking my sister and my mom who started a contract with car shield with me after they heard of my experience... they won’t get anymore of my family money !!!

CarShield Response • Nov 27, 2019

Your vehicle service contract terms and covered components are address in the initial sales call with you. You also receive your service contract booklet in the mail that specifically lists all covered components. You have a 20 day waiting period to read over all the covered components with a full money back guarantee if there is anything about your coverage you don't like. Your service contract and your sales representative also state that no failures pre existing the effective date of your service contract will be covered. If you had a failure within the 20 day waiting period, it would not be covered under your service contract terms.

Customer Response • Nov 27, 2019

Point is thank god I got my money back , I should have read the reviews , I’ll never refer anyone or say anything good about this company and thank god I didn’t spend months paying for this . Pre existing or not this warranty doesn’t cover anything useful to the normal wear and tear .

I purchased a policy from Carshield , after waiting 4 weeks for someone to awnser my question no one from the company reached out. Repairs to my vehicle were performed how ever I had to pay out of pocket over $1300 and as of today no one in the company has explained the reason for it, my copay was $100 not half of the total bill

CarShield Response • Dec 16, 2019

We have contacted your service contract administrator, American Auto Shield (AAS), to obtain information on your repair claim. AAS is the obligated party under your service contract and has full authority over repair claims procedures and approvals. AAS stated that they have paid $1310.51 in repairs and have authorized additional 8 day rental reimbursement for you on December 13th.

If you have any further questions regarding this claim, please contact your vehicle service contract administrator, American Auto Shield, ***. They will be able to specifically address any further questions or concerns you may have regarding this claim. You may also see section M of your service contract for dispute resolution.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

I got warranty insurance from them. I had transmission problems with my truck. I took it to Ford per their Carshield policy. They had a tow truck to pick up my truck and take it to Ford. My car was at the Ford dealership for about a month because they were waiting on Carshield to give them the permission to fix it. I told the mechanic not to take the transmission out until he finds out if Carshield will pay for it. The mechanic said he will make sure that everything is ok. The mechanic took the transmission out. I called Carshield and they said it would not cover certain parts of the transmission. When I purchased the Gold coverage with Carshield, they told me it covers everything. They refused to pay the mechanic for taking out my transmission and repairing my vehicle.

CarShield Response • Dec 17, 2019

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate the opportunity to respond.

We have contacted your service contract administrator, American Auto Shield (AAS) to obtain information on the repair claim you have mentioned. AAS stated that The spoke with you and explained that the repair claim was denied because the failure occurred prior to the effective date of your service contract. AAS then offered you the option of part sourcing to reduce the cost of your repair.

If you have any further dispute regarding the repair claim, please contact AAS directly, as they are the obligated party under the service contract and have full authority over repair claim procedures. AAS can be reached, as show in your service contract, ***. You can also see section M of your service contract for dispute resolution.

Your service contract cancelled for non payment on October 31, 2019. When a month to month service contract cancels for non payment, no refund is due. However, as a gesture of goodwill and in a good faith effort to resolve this complaint, we will refund you the payments you have made. Your initial payment will be refunded to your Visa ending 0814 in 3-5 business days. Your remaining payments will be mailed to the address you provided to us. You should receive that check in the mail in approximately 10 days.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

I currently had the gold package. My sunroof window motor stopped working. I took it to the dealership and contacted carshield. I was informed that my policy doesn't cover sunroofs. I explained that I am covered for power window motors and this is a window on my roof that has a motor and it failed. I was informed to look at part D section D where it states that aftermarket sunrooms are not covered. I told the lady that my car does not have an aftermarket sunroom and it came from the factory with a sunroof. She told me that the power window unit is only for windows in the car. I told her that I have a window in my roof that has a motor. she informed me that it was not covered due to it not stating sunroof motors.

The wording in the policy only states POWER WINDOW MOTORS, sunroofs are not excluded in the policy. Sunroofs are window on the roof ones car.

CarShield Response • Dec 17, 2019

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate the opportunity to respond to and resolve this matter.

Your powertrain service contract does not cover sunroofs or sunroof motors. A sunroof motor is not the same as a power window motor and is not listed as a covered component. Under exclusions, your service contract terms say, "repair or replacement of any parts that are not listed as covered parts in section b of this contract". A sunroof or sunroof motor is not listed as a covered part and the claim was properly denied per your service contract terms.

Your service contracts have been cancelled as you requested. Month to month service contracts are renewed each month as long as you choose to keep them and pay your monthly renewal. When a contract is cancelled no refund is due.

As a gesture of goodwill we will refund your last payment made on each of your 2 service contracts. These payments will be refunded back to your MasterCard *** within 3-5 business days.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Dec 18, 2019

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.

Sincerely

On or about JAN 18, 2019 in Rancho Mirage, CA on channel CNBC having seen & heard CARSHIELD’S TV-Commercial advertise their “Offer for a Car Repair Service Plan or Policy;” and, so I purchased it;

Since JAN 18, 2019 to date, for the last 9-months I have paid CARSHIELD’S $16.99 monthly fee and intend to continue paying it provided they correct their what I believe may have been their unintentional mistake;

On or about NOV 01, 2019, when my car’s transmission broke-down, was towed to my GM Dealer that’s serviced my car for year, they advised their labor cost overhaul it would be about $1,000 more than their $4,292.55 for total cost to replace it with a GM one with a 3-years or 100K warranty; and so, I authorized them to replace it;

· NOV 04, 2019 however, when my Service Mgr. phoned CARSHIELD requesting their payment for my GM Dealer’s $4,292.55 repair bill, they declined to make this payment;

That day however, when I phoned CARSHIELD’S Complaint Dept. he advised me their records show what they sold me was not “Their Car Repair Service Policy but instead was actually “Their Car Roadside Assistance Policy!

After hearing that from him, I phoned CARSHIELD’S Customer Service Mgr. and he advised me their records show what they sold me was not “Their Car Repair Service Policy, but instead was actually “Their Parts Sourcing Service Policy” because of CA Insurance Laws!

Given, each of CARSHIELD’S 2-employees informed me 2-conflicting Policy’s, one entirely different fro the other, I felt uncertain about whether this happened either unintentionally or intentionally.

Since, in-fact, unbeknown to me, although I purchased neither one of them, CARSHIELD’S 2-employees told be that is what they sold me!

Thus, while my interest is not to make an issue of whether CARSHIELD unintentionally or intentionally sold me either one of above 2-different Policies, my interest is to resolve and settle it quickly and amicably as a business matter.

CarShield Response • Dec 06, 2019

We have reviewed your sales call from January 18, 2019. The sales representative you spoke with let you know that your vehicle qualified for our autogoldcard membership and went on to explain that this was a repair negotiation service with roadside assistance. You stated that you would not be using the roadside assistance, so he discounted your monthly membership fees from 24.99 down to 16.99.

The representative you spoke with explained during the call that this does not pay for your repairs, but puts an experienced adjuster on the phone with your repair facility to negotiate the best price for parts and labor for any repair your vehicle might need. The membership can save members an average of 10 to 30 percent on each repair.

You were also mailed and emailed a copy of the autogoldcard membership. The representative you spoke with stated that if there was anything you did not like about the membership, you could call us back and receive a full refund of the 16.99 you had paid to get it started.

You even asked if there was any other type of plan your vehicle would qualify for other than the membership. The representative let you know at that time that this was the best plan we had to offer for your vehicle.

Our representatives have spoken with you several times since you purchased the membership and explained how it worked each time.

If you are not happy with your membership, we will still agree to refund you in full for the money you have paid in to your membership. You have paid 16.99 per month since January 18, 2019 for a total of $186.89. If you would like to cancel your membership, please let us know and we will get your refund of $186.89 mailed out to you.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Dec 23, 2019

1ST to respond to their Dispute Resolution Department (Revdex.com-DRD)’S reply Letter dated DEC 06, 2019;
Next, to respond to CARSHIELD’S, LLC, et all (CS), headquartered *** and/or their partner AMERICAN AUTO SHIELD, LLC, et all (AAS), headquartered in Lakewood, CO reply Letter dated DEC 06, 2019 and CARSHIELD Customer Relations (CSCR)’S Letter dated DEC 06, 2019 regarding my CS’ Customer ID#1108832.
Since I neglected to meet Revdex.com-SL’S 5-7 day reply deadline, today I’m following-up my phone call to Patti E requesting her to re-open my Complaint# and my DEC 16 phone call to SAL P since he didn’t.
Regarding Revdex.com-DRD’S Question #01, “My Position On This Matter is This?”
I found CSCR’S Letter is “unsatisfactory” due to being “largely inaccurate, but not entirely so” for these 2-reasons, below:
1st, Because, JAN 18, 2019, after I viewed “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised, in Their TV Commercial & Offered on Channel CNBC That I Viewed From My Home in Rancho Mirage, CA,” and phone CS to inquire about it, as I recall ***, CS’ Sales Manager, was the only employee to whom I spoke!
2nd, Because, I claim given the above, he offered & sold me this policy for which I paid its 1st month, have done so from JAN 18 to date & my CS account balance is current due to my auto-payments from my bank!
3rd, Because, I claim “nearly all” of its contents that CSCR stated “did not” occur between *** & me either before or during his sale to me of “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised; but, it did in-fact actually occurred mostly on or about NOV 01 when I found-out from & was told by several CS employees that what I actually bought was “CS Auto Gold Card Membership,” shocking me. totally! For, having a BS in Industrial/Mechanical Engineer, an MBA & as a Business Coach & Management Consultant practicing for 22-years, I felt certain about what their Sales Manager sold me & felt insulted by these employee’s insinuations asserting that I didn’t know what Policy/Plan *** sold me!
However, since ***, CS’ Customer Service Manager advised me, every sales conversation is tape recorded. So, I suggest to CSCR, if that’s indeed true, then is it entirely possible they can simply do the following to answer the question of whether or not their letter is accurate? 1st, by simply listening to mine, between *** & me; next, determining from it, whether or not their letter was indeed totally accurate & he indeed sold me “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised & as several CS employees eluded to “bought” their “CS Auto Gold Card Membership” neither advertised nor even mentioned by him 3rd, send a copy of that tape recording to Revdex.com-DRD to listen to, confirm & report their findings to me!
Regarding Revdex.com-DRD’S Question #02, “Was CS’ Business' Response Satisfactory or Not?”
I found CSCR’S Letter to be “unsatisfactory” and thus “reject & dispute” it entirely because of this reason: my recollection of their letter is its contents “did not occur mostly” as stated but occurred JAN, 18, 2019 between *** & me either before or during his sale to me of “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised but “did occur mostly” on or about NOV 01 when I found-out otherwise after phoning CS & hearing “4-Entirely Different Stories of What I Bought From 4-Different CS Employees” that confused & puzzled me, totally. So, having found all this to be totally conflictive & bogus, I ended-up having to pay my GM Dealer $4,292.55 for my transmission, inoperative!
However, since CSCR can view their TV-Commercial and ***, CS’ Customer Service Manager advised me every sales call is tape recorded for Q/C, does it make good business sense for CSCR to determine whether or not their letter was in-fact accurate simply by taking these suggested actions I suggest it is entirely possible, as follows?
1st, Simply view “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised, in Their TV Commercial & Offered on Channel CNBC That I Viewed From My Home in Rancho Mirage, CA” & I implore you to find-out whether or not he sold me it or “CS Auto Gold Card Membership?” And next,
2nd, After viewing this, I implore you to find-out whether or not “CS Auto Gold Card Membership” was either eluded to or even mentioned? And if not, then was it virtually impossible for me to have either inquired about it let alone bought it? And next,
3rd, Simply listen to CS’ tape recorded conversation between *** me & I implore you to find-out whether or not he sold me “CS Auto Gold Card Membership” that, given if CSCR found it was neither advertise in nor even mentioned in this TV-Commercial, then how could I have bought it from him?
4th, Simply send a copy of CS’ tape recorded conversation between *** me to Revdex.com-DRD for them to listen to, confirm & report to me their findings!
Regarding Revdex.com-DRD’S Question #03, “How Would I Like to Proceed in This Matter?
In the event, CSCR find their letter proved to be inaccurate, and their Sales Manager did indeed sell me “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised, in Their TV Commercial & Offered on Channel CNBC That I Viewed From My Home in Rancho Mirage, CA,” and not as claimed “CS Auto Gold Card Membership,” then I would greatly receiving an email or letter from CSCR:
1st, Acknowledging, CS accepts Responsibility for the fact that on JAN, 18, 2019 Mike Ball, CS’ Sales Manager, in-fact sold me what I claimed I bought; and,
2nd, Acknowledging, CS accept they are held Accountable for & stand behind all their employees communications & actions.
3rd, Accordingly, CS believes resolving & settling this predicament they created & caused me is not only a good business decision, but a very wise decision one, too, and thus propose to me, the following:
1. Since, my account balance with CS is current to date & I have paid their $16.99/month Premium I authorized by monthly automatic-bank-payments; plus,
2. Honor the fact that *** sold me “CS’ Car Repair Service Policy/Plan, as advertised;” plus,
3. Reimburse me $4,292.55 that I ended-up having to pay my GM Dealer for my transmission, inoperative; plus,
4. Given, in return for the excessive amount of reckless abuse of my valuable time, typically charged clients @ $350/hour, I request restitution from CS of $15,000 totally for over 40-hours, having been force by them to handle, deal with this predicament created & cause by CS & CSR’S ill-founded letter resulting in my undeserved laborious documentation & rigorous administrative work, unwarranted emotional duress & severe anxiety, unnecessary pain & unquestionable suffering.
Otherwise, CSR gives me no choice but to escalate this matter to the Attorney General for the State of Missouri, the Attorney General for the State of California and the U.S. Attorney General, any one of which I suggest can shut down CS, LLC, et all and AAS, et all, claiming “Misleading & Deceptive Advertising plus Fraudulent & Marketing & Sales Practices!”
Therefore, in the event CSCR has any questions or discovers any ambiguities or errors or desire to offer any suggestions or requests more information they believe can resolve & settle this predicament with CS much faster or desires to discuss this predicament further to either better understand it and/or clarify items about it, then I invite CSCR to contact me below, M-F, between 2pm & 6pm, PT or by email!
Thanks & Until You Reply

CarShield Response • Dec 30, 2019

All that was stated in our first reply was completely accurate.
We did reviewed your sales call from January 18, 2019 when you initially purchased the autgoldcard repair negotiaton membership.. The sales representative you spoke with let you know that your vehicle qualified for our autogoldcard membership and went on to explain that this was a repair negotiation service with roadside assistance. You stated that you would not be using the roadside assistance, so he discounted your monthly membership fees from 24.99 down to 16.99.
The representative you spoke with explained during the call that this does not pay for your repairs, but puts an experienced adjuster on the phone with your repair facility to negotiate the best price for parts and labor for any repair your vehicle might need. The membership can save members an average of 10 to 30 percent on each repair.
When you contact us regarding a plan for your vehicle, each vehicle qualifies for a specific plan based on that vehicles year make and mileage and what is available to you specifically based on the information you provide. You were told this is the plan your vehicle qualifies for and it was explained how this autogoldcard membership works. You also had 30 days to look over the membership. If there was anything you did like about it, a full refund was offered and is still being offered.
You were also mailed and emailed a copy of the autogoldcard membership. The representative you spoke with stated that if there was anything you did not like about the membership, you could call us back and receive a full refund of the 16.99 you had paid to get it started.
You even asked if there was any other type of plan your vehicle would qualify for other than the membership. The representative let you know at that time that this was the best plan we had to offer for your vehicle. The call was completely reviewed.
Our representatives have spoken with you several times since you purchased the membership and explained how it worked each time.
Again, if you are not happy with your membership, we will still agree to refund you in full for the money you have paid in to your membership since January 18, 2019.
Respectfully,
Customer Relations

Customer Response • Feb 05, 2020

However, since they claim all their calls are recorded, and mine are at the heart of my Complaint, I request a CD copy of mine with Mike Ball, Sales Manager? So, I can actually hear, rather than recall, our conversation & convince myself of what I actually bought or was sold!

CarShield Response • Jul 02, 2020

Unfortunately, we are unable to process your request. Our calls are recorded for quality and training purposes only. We have reviewed the call in questions and the repair negotiation membership you purchased was fully explained at the time you purchased it. The representative you spoke with explained that this membership does not pay for repairs, but puts an experienced adjuster on the phone with your repair facility to negotiate the best price for parts and labor for each repair you vehicle needs.If you are not happy with your membership for any reason, we will still agree to refund you in full the payments you have made. Please let us know how you would like us to proceed. You may reply to this response or emaill us at [email protected]

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Jul 02, 2020

Complaint: ***

I am rejecting this response because: CARSHIELD has refused to provide
Revdex.com with a copy of their CD as evidence to the contrary. So, I reject
& dispute their explanation above reading it as their Bogus claim.
Since I’m inclined to believe they either mistakenly sold me the Policy or Plan
claimed or Baited & Switched me into their Bogus Policy or Plan; for, I'm
100% certain that I bought the Policy or Plan advertised only & offered
only then on CNBC-TV from my home in Rancho Mirage, CA. So, it was impossible for me to buy some Policy
or Plan that was not advertised. However now, I see
2-different improved versions advertised on FOX News, CNBC & CNN!

Therefore,
unless CARSHIELD agrees to reimburse me immediately for the $4,248 transmission
replacement that I was forced to pay my GM-Dealer's Invoice, they shall leave me no option but to forward
my Complaint to the: St. Louis County's District Attorney, Missouri
Attorney General, California Attorney General and U.S. Attorney General. Sincerely

Enclosed is a letter you sent to *** activating "his vehicle service contract and telling him that if his factory warranty has expired he would be responsible for repairs." I would like to know what kind of scam are you running? *** spend the majority of his life with a disability called "Ushers Syndrome" which means he started going blind and deaf at a young age. He has never owned a car or even driven a car in his entire life. For you to have our address for him means you probably stole his identity since he was in a nursing home for years before he died at age 86.

CarShield Response • Dec 10, 2019

The mailer that you received was simply an advertisement for a service that we offer. It was a mass mailing sent to many consumers and was not sent based on vehicle ownership.

We have removed this information from our mailing list and do apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.

Respectfully,

Consumer Relations

I have a warranty on my 2013 Audi Q5 Turbo that needs repairs and the warranty company wont pay. The warranty wont pay for parts that Audi says I need. A warranty adjuster came out and they still wont pay. Prior to accepting the contract I was told I have a diamond new car covand my only our of pocket is $100 and regular maintenance. Everything else will be covered at 100%.

CarShield Response • Dec 14, 2019

We have contacted your vehicle service contract administrator, American Auto Shield (AAS), regarding the repair claim you have brought to our attention. AAS has full authority over repair claim procedures, approvals and denials and is the obligated party under your service contract.

AAS stated that the have paid a claims in the amount of $2608.36. Any failed components that are not listed as covered under your contract terms would not be eligible for coverage and would be your responsibility to pay for.

If you have any other questions or concerns regarding your repair claims, you would need to contact AAS directly, as they are the obligated party under your service contract. You can also see section M of your service contract for dispute resolution. AAS can be reached ***, ***.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

The television advertisement by CARSHIELD is not correct.
Here's what happen to me dealing with CARSHIELD.
On 9 May 2019, I arrived to the Car Dealer at 7:00 am to replace a bad tire sensor, which was covered by CARSHIELD. I realize the time different, so I waiting for the dealership to receive the authorization number#***, to begin the work on car.
At 9:00 am, my car was finish and the dealership faxed the copy to CARSHIELD. At 10:00 am, the dealership called CARSHIELD and asked if there received the fax. There reply no. CARSHIELD, then gave them another faxed number. At 11:00 am, the dealership called again. CARSHIELD did not receive the fax. CARSHIELD, again gave the dealership another fax number.
At 12:00 pm, The dealership called CARSHIELD again, there reapply there have not received the fax.
I called CARSHIELD myself to fine out what was going on.
Here's the answer:
Your claim has not been received so our adjuster can approve it . We are short handed and your claim is on a first come, first serve bases. We have not received a from the dealership yet. Have them re fax the documents again. Here is the faxed number, which was the first fax number given to the dealership.
Per instruction, I had the dealership use the first fax number. This was at 1:00 pm.
At 1:30 pm, I called CARSHIELD, there have not received the faxed. I had another appointment at 2:30 pm. I decided to buy for the repair, which was $200.32 dollar's.
I spent 6 hours at the dealership dealing with CARSHIELD.
The story continues:
I arrived home after my 2:30 appointment. Read my contract again. It seem that American Auto Shield is in charge of the maintenance warranty, not CARSHIELD.
So I gather all the documents necessary to cancel this warranty. I waiting 2 weeks, no reply by e-mail from CARSHIELD. Then I called them. They gave me the run around about why I shouldn't cancel the policy.
They finally canceled the policy.
My recommendation: is not to buy a CARSHIELD policy.
Here's the breakdown:
CARSHIELD: $170.95 MY PRICE: $190.95
My Deductible $100.00 . 00
Total: CARSHIELD BUY 70.95 .00
CARSHIELD sent me a check minus my deductible of $90.95. What would have happen, if I did not have a credit card or cash.

CarShield Response • Nov 27, 2019

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We do apologize that there was trouble getting the fax to go through that day. This was a small repair claim, but you were reimbursed minus your 100 deductible.

To whom it may concern,

I recently had to discontinue my contract with CarSheild, due to them failing to meet their obligations in fixing my 2005 Cadillac SRX. From July 2019 to November 2019, I had signed up to CarSheild, in order to have my Cadillac covered, just in case an issue had arised. I had taken my Cadillac to the local mechanic, and he informed me that the engine had went to bad to the point of telling me that I need to replace the car, or get a new engine. I decided to get a second opinion, and took it to a reputable dealership, to see if I could still get it fixed, and had agreed that the engine went to bad, and needed to be replaced. In turn, I had contacted CarSheild, to see if it could cover some of the costs; they stated that if that were the case, they would cover it.

For over a month, they had dragged out the process of locating the records of my Cadillac, which I sent to them three times via email and fax, sending an adjuster to the dealership twice to determine the problem. First, they couldn't get clear images of the problem, and it took them a week to inform me of the problem. Secondly, they sent another adjuster who found a completely different problem, that wasn't covered in the policy of the contract, and even the people at the dealership though that was very suspicious. In turn, they had lied, and stated that the dealership had sided with them, but after further investigation on my end,
it turns out it was a COMPLETE LIE, so therefore, they have proven that they're not trustworthy and disreputable, despite the fact I had paid them faithfully.

CarShield Response • Dec 05, 2019

We have contacted your vehicle service contract administrator, American Auto Shield, to obtain information on the repair claim you have referenced. American Auto Shield (AAS), as the administrator/obligor of your service contract has full authority over claims procedures, approvals and denials and is able to fully address any claims related disputes.

AAS stated that the repair claim you have referenced was denied, per your service contract terms, due to overheating. If you have any dispute regarding AAS's claim decision, please see section M of your service contract for dispute resolution between yourself and your service contract administrator. Or you may contact AAS ***.

Your service contract has been cancelled as you requested and we will agree to refund your last 2 payments as a gesture of goodwill.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Dec 08, 2019

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.

Sincerely

Premiums were paid to Carshield starting December 12, 2018 of $139/month on contract ***. The contract is for mechanical repair insurance as stated in contract. I made a claim for alternator repairs of $1,013.18, done July, 2019, and denied claim due to "car was totaled previously". Therefore, contract was voided and cancelled. I requested that paid premiums be refunded, since contract was "Void". Carshield cancelled policy and refunded November, 2019 payment but refused to go back any further. I called customer service twice and on the second call talked to a manager that stated a second month premium would be refunded in 30 days.

CarShield Response • Dec 05, 2019

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate the opportunity to respond.

Your service contract was void by your service contract administrator due to the fact that it was not disclosed at time of purchase that your vehicle was deemed a total loss in January of 2019.

Your service contract has been cancelled and you have been refunded 2 monthly payments. We will agree to refund you in full in a good faith effort to resolve this matter.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Dec 09, 2019

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.

Sincerely

I've been with CarShield for 5 months and they've been taking 100.00 out of my account each month for a car warranty that was suppose to cover the transmission, engine, car rental etc., I had the gold package. ok my car went down on 11-16-2019. I notified carshield because I had the gold package warranty with them and was told to get it towed to Preferred Automotive on the 6300 of oxford ave. Phila., Pa 19111. They told me to wait for a diagnostic of the car then they would set me up with a rental til the car got repaired.I was told by the mechanic that my car needed an engine and they found one for my 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe. OK Preferred Automotive put the claim in with CarShield so they can get the ok to start the work on the car, only to be told by CarShield that Preferred Automotive have to split the engine in half or break the engine down so they can send their own inspectors down to inspect the engine only for them to deny the claim, so now I would have to pay for a engine that was suppose to be covered by a warranty that i've been paying on every month. So where have my money been going to and I want to be reimbursed all my money. This company is a scam!!!!!!!

CarShield Response • Dec 05, 2019

We appreciate you bringing this to our attention and the opportunity to respond.

As stated in your vehicle service contract, Under "In the event of a mechanical breakdown or failure" 4. "You are responsible for authorizing and paying for any tear down and or diagnosis time needed to determine if the vehicle has a covered mechanical breakdown or failure". Your service contract administrator cannot approve a claim unless a cause of failure listed as covered in your service contract terms can be demonstrated. Your repair claim has not been denied, rather is pending diagnosis to cause of failure.

You called our office on December 2, 2019 and let us know that you did not want to authorize the tear down to determine the cause of failure. You requested cancellation of your vehicle service contract. We have cancelled your service contract as you requested. This is a month to month powertrain service contract that renews each month you choose to keep your coverage. You may also cancel at any time. We will agree to refund your last 2 payments as a gesture of goodwill and in a good faith effort to resolve this mater.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Received letter stating IMMEDIATE RESPONSE REQUESTED , that I had not contacted them regarding my service contract and factory warranty has expired on a 2016 Nissan Rogue never owned such a car.
Would not give any star for sending out false information

CarShield Response • Nov 27, 2019

If you can provide the ID number that appeared on the notice you received to [email protected], we would be happy to remove you from our mailing list. We apologize for any inconvenience.

I purchased a warranty from this company recently. I started having issues with my vehicle. I took it to a shop. I was trying to contact Carshield regarding the repairs. Every time I call, I am unable to speak to someone. The repair shop is in the process of fixing my vehicle. They are in the process of looking over my vehicle and will provide information regarding the repairs that need to be made.

CarShield Response • Dec 02, 2019

The product you purchased is a repair negotiation membership for 21.99 per month. The service does not pay for your repairs, rather it puts an experienced adjuster on your side to negotiate the best price for your repairs with your repair facility.

Your membership has been cancelled as you requested on 11/29/2019 and you are in the process of being refunded in full.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

I had Car Shield and making automatic payments. Check Engine light came on and I went to three repair shops for diagnostics and paid for 2 of them out of my pocket. The third shop repaired the problem which turned out to be an O2 Sensor. I submitted the bill to Car Shield 3 times and called over and over to confirm they received the bill. I waited for over a month and called to see where the refund was. They never sent a check, nor did they even call to tell me they were looking into the issue. I went to my bank after cancelling online and the back Rep. had to call them to confirm that they would not be taking any more payments out. The Rep. from Car Shield was giving her a round around, but the bank Rep. finally got her to cancel my membership and send an Email to confirm. They would have kept taking out the $79.00 if she would not have called. A RIP OFF Company, Beware.

CarShield Response • Nov 27, 2019

We contacted your service contract administrator regarding the repair of your 02Sensor. They stated that they had authorized the reimbursement of your repair. They only needed your signature on the invoice to then reimburse you. They tried to contact you by phone and got a message the the number had been disconnected. You can contact your service contract administrator at

Warning, Warning, Warning! I signed up with these crooks last month, then had an air conditioning repair for $900.00 and Carshield wouldn't pay. Said it wasn't covered. I had called them the day before the repair to confirm air conditioning/heating is covered under my policy. The nice lady in customer service said it would be covered but when it came time to pay, they refused. Referred me to the fine print on the agreement. Much different that the sales person said on the phone when I signed up.
Also,if you read the fine print of your contract with these crooks you will discover that they will only pay repairs up to the blue book value of your car. For example, if your car has a blue book value of $2,500.00 that is the maximum they will pay if you try to get reumbursed for a $4,000.00 engine or transmission replacement or repair..

CarShield Response • Nov 27, 2019

You had a claim called in for a Mode Door Actuator. This component is not listed as a covered under your powertrain service contract terms.
The limit of liability renews each month your month to month powertrain service contract renews. So your service contract will pay up to the value of your vehicle in covered repair claims each month; not just on a one time basis.
Your service contract has been cancelled as you requested and your Visa Card will be refunded the 1 payment you made within 3-5 business days.

Customer Response • Nov 28, 2019

I will wait and see if you, in fact, issue me a refund. You had actually charged me for the second month of the so-called coverage but I disputed the second payment with my credit card company. If you do refund my first payment I will be much happier although I will always be disappointed that you don't cover the major repairs that you advertise on television.

.car shield sold me a policy for car repaire. when the car broke down the I took the car to shop and called car shield. the car shield ask me to authorize dismental of transmission. after dismental in pieces the car shield cancel my policy and did not refund my money. now ihave car in pieces the mileage is still 136000 miles on the car. car shield requires mileage between 5000 to 150000 mile to be insured. the transmission shop charged me 800 for removing and dismentalling.

CarShield Response • Dec 02, 2019

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate the opportunity to respond and clarify this matter.

We contacted your service contract administrator to get information on the repair claim you have referenced. They stated that the mileage was misrepresented at the time of purchase of your service contract. They currently have no way of knowing if the vehicle as been driven since the purchase of the contract. Your vehicle was towed in to the repair facility with an internal transmission failure. The last registered mileage on record on 5/17/19 was 14 miles less than the current claim mileage on 11/6/2019.

Your service contract administrator has voided your service contract due to misrepresentation of mileage at time of purchase. Your service contract is in the process of being refunded in full.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Dec 03, 2019

Complaint: ***

I am rejecting this response because:

Sincerely,

*** the mileage was written wrong at the time by your salesperson.the car broke down and was towed to shop.the insurance authorized to dismental transmission and only after dismental of transmission they denied the claim.the insurance is responsible for the repaires 3250.

When we were sold our policy we were told that it was comprehensive but when we read the finer details, many things were not covered.

If a company is going to be honest, disclosure before purchase is critical. Car shield was not honest with us and it has a "truth in advertising" failure.

I purchased this contract 7 months ago in order to assist with repairs if need be. In October my vehicle broke down and needed repairs. I called CarShield and they advised me to take it to and accredited dealership and I did so. I advised them of my contract with CarShield. I had not received a call or update from CarSheild. On November 7th I received a call from the dealership that my car was ready and that CarSheild advised them that they will not be covering the repairs. I called CarSheild to find out why my repairs weren't covered but no one has been able to give me any information. My account number is

CarShield Response • Dec 02, 2019

We contacted your vehicle service contract administrator to obtain information on the repair claim you have brought to our attention. They stated that your repair facility said the air intake tube needed to be replaced. The air intake tube is not listed as a covered component under your powertrain service contract terms and cannot be considered for payment.

Your service contract has been cancelled as you requested.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Purchased coverage for 2015 Silverado around $100/month, had issues with vehicle and had repair claim started by my normal service garage, waited 52 minutes on hold to be denied coverage CarShield rep flip flopped on phone repeatedly and contradicted himself whenever required to avoid paying for the claim because it was not a cheap repair but as a customer if you pay for a service you should expect the provider to provide as all of their advertising claims they help so many people. I canceled the policy and attempted to get a refund and they will only credit one month back, I have spent $400 for a policy that does me no good. Car shield has done nothing for me they have provided no service to me and have taken my money, isn’t this fraudulent?

CarShield Response • Nov 27, 2019

Your repair claim was denied by your service contract administrator because the failed component was not listed as covered under your service contract terms.

Your service contract has been cancelled as you requested and you are in the process of being refunded in full. You should receive your refund check within appx 10 days.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

so I have had car shield for about a year an a couple months now, I purchase this warranty soon as I got my car off the lot instead of getting one with my bank. So I was driving my car 11/04/2019.And I said something aint right with the car.So I took it to the Honda dealership, where I go to get it service for everything, but remind u months prior to this I had to do a oil consumption test on the car cause the car was loosing oil real fast. I did that like the summer time, so I end up taking the car tuesday on 11/05/2019 to drop it off cause thats the next time they can get my car in to do a diagnostic test on it. So they ran the test and they found out something was wrong with the engine by doing the test. Thats when I called car shield who I pay 77.00 a month to faithfully, it comes out my bank account every month on the 17th. So I did a claim with them, So I did that all on tuesday. So the honda place called me and told me the inspector at car shield said I need to do a oil pressure test before they can even come out. SO the honda place had to order the part to do the test, which was money out my pocket of something they recommend for me to do before they came out, which they suppose to came that friday on 11/06/2019. so friday came the honda ppl called me and said they said they would be out monday, monday came they never came out, on monday the honda place called them and ask when y'all coming out cause right now its going on a week. So they said Wed they will be there on 11/11/2019. So the inspector finally came, he talk with the honda tech and everything for bout 1hour he was there, he even confirmed that something was wrong with the engine. So next day came thursday 11/12/2019 the honda dealership calls me and tell me, in order for them to pay or let them fix it they want me to pay out my pocket for a break down to get in the timing chain, which the tech know thats not a problem. my balance is already at 218.00 right from the diagnostic test and the oil pressure test they recommend. So now they want me to pay for a car break down to open the cap on the timing chain belt., which is 115.00 a hr for labor and it was go come to be 300 and something dollars. SO and they telling me they don't reburse any money back for none of this cause if nothing aint wrong. So I have been giving the run around bout this car and its ridiculous, whats the point off taking out a warranty on a car which, only thing I should pay for is nothing but my 100.00 deductible which is advertise on tv. Its false advertisement. I am very upset because I been with out a car bout to be 2 weeks and missed money, like thats ridiculous.

CarShield Response • Nov 25, 2019

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate the opportunity to respond.

We have contacted your service contract administrator, American Auto Shield (AAS), to obtain the status of your repair claim. AAS stated that the would need diagnostics done so they could verify the cause of failure to move forward with the claim. You let us know that you did not want to authorize teardown to cause of failure.

We have notes that you called our office on November 16, 2019 and requested cancellation of your month to month powertrain service contract. We will agree, in a good faith effort to resolve this matter, to refund you in full the monies you have paid into your service contract. Your initial payments will be refunded to your Visa card *** and the remaining portion of your full refund will be sent by check to you ***. You should receive that within approximately 10 days.

Respectfully,

Customer Relations

Customer Response • Nov 26, 2019

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. And yes I would love the refund back from the time I have paid into the company. I would be very satisfied if they send me all my money back to my card.
Sincerely

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