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MarauderMark
03-27-2008, 02:15 PM
Went to the dealer today to setup a date to have my remote mirror switch replaced under EXTENED warranty and they told me it would be $167.00 that i would have to pay by credit card (only) then the warranty company would send me a check covering this price . This is the 1st time i have used an EXTENDED warranty since 1996 and back then i never had to pay anything before so am i being scamed or this is how it is done nowadays?
Aren Jay
03-27-2008, 02:17 PM
Is it a ford warranty or a third party.
Either way call the warranty company and ask them.
TiTo35
03-27-2008, 02:19 PM
Where they get 167 from? Sounds like some :bs:
dreydin
03-27-2008, 03:51 PM
ive never had to pay for extended warranty work until it was done
O's Fan Rich
03-27-2008, 04:16 PM
Kind of like the Doctor. Pay for your visit and you'll be reimbursed. It may be that since warranty com panies are slow to pay, they want their $'s sooner. I understand that.
MM2004
03-27-2008, 04:22 PM
Went to the dealer today to setup a date to have my remote mirror switch replaced under EXTENED warranty and they told me it would be $167.00 that i would have to pay by credit card (only) then the warranty company would send me a check covering this price . This is the 1st time i have used an EXTENDED warranty since 1996 and back then i never had to pay anything before so am i being scamed or this is how it is done nowadays?
Doesn't sound like Premium Care to me. :confused:
I would never pay upfront for something owed to me. Unless it's a deductable.
My :twocents:
Mike.
MarauderMark
03-27-2008, 06:17 PM
Doesn't sound like Premium Care to me. :confused:
I would never pay upfront for something owed to me. Unless it's a deductable.
My :twocents:
Mike.
I was told it was premium when purchased . will call them tomorrow cause i am also thinking this is :bs:
larryo340
03-27-2008, 06:24 PM
I was told it was premium when purchased . will call them tomorrow cause i am also thinking this is :bs:
But is if FORD MOTOR Premiumcare?
More than likely it's an aftermarket company, which doesn't have an account with the dealer. There are so many of these companies and few pay quickly. In that case your dealer would be justified in charging you first, and then you would get the amount of covered charges minus deductable if any back to you. At least the dealer made the call ( I assume) for you. Just make sure you get the approved amount ($) and approval claim number.
Keep us posted
SID210SA
03-28-2008, 05:56 AM
Make sure they pay you for the interest on your CC since they say CC payment only!!
rumble
03-28-2008, 10:47 AM
Went to the dealer today to setup a date to have my remote mirror switch replaced under EXTENED warranty and they told me it would be $167.00 that i would have to pay by credit card (only) then the warranty company would send me a check covering this price . This is the 1st time i have used an EXTENDED warranty since 1996 and back then i never had to pay anything before so am i being scamed or this is how it is done nowadays?
My fear would be that you’ve got a less than stellar aftermarket warranty company.
1) if it’s Ford’s warranty no reputable dealer would ever make you pay up front.
2) Any reputable aftermarket warranty company will pay the dealer directly with a corporate credit card
when the claim is called in and approved.
If you having a problem then either the dealer is screwing you around or you’ve got
a very bad warranty company.
MarauderMark
03-29-2008, 11:01 AM
I found what the problem was.(wait till you hear this) The warranty company has no problem paying for the parts and labor (as should)
Its Ramsey the dealer , they won't accecpt a check from the warranty company so thats why i have to pay by credit card and they will in turn give me the check or the warranty company will mail it to me..So thats the :bs:
chader
03-29-2008, 11:55 AM
I found what the problem was.(wait till you hear this) The warranty company has no problem paying for the parts and labor (as should)
Its Ramsey the dealer , they won't accecpt a check from the warranty company so thats why i have to pay by credit card and they will in turn give me the check or the warranty company will mail it to me..So thats the :bs:
would your dealer accept a cheque from you?I bet your dealer has a better raport with you the your warranty company?
MarauderMark
03-29-2008, 02:42 PM
They used to accept checks from me before but apparently they do not accept checks from anyone any more is what they told me over the phone w/o a reason.
O's Fan Rich
03-29-2008, 03:21 PM
would your dealer accept a cheque from you?
That is SO Canadian!!!
sorry had to comment
larryo340
03-29-2008, 07:42 PM
The problem is when those warranty companies pay by check you best be not holding your breath to get it. I had to make calls to the warranty company after we (dealer) didn't get check after 30 days.......60 days.....and sometimes longer. It was not unusuall for companies to go out of business and then we were screwed. So if they only paid by check we did it the same way. It sucks for the customer, and makes the dealer look bad to no fault of thier own. The best aftermarket warranty company I worked with was G.E. Capitol no BS and paid quick with no hassels.
chader
03-29-2008, 10:35 PM
That is SO Canadian!!!
sorry had to comment
I don't get it...Canadian?...I think you will find a greater trust factor in Canada then in most of the US,if that is what you are getting at.
larryo340
03-30-2008, 04:19 AM
I don't get it...Canadian?...I think you will find a greater trust factor in Canada then in most of the US,if that is what you are getting at.
would your dealer accept a cheque from you?
I do believe he means the spelling of "CHEQUE" :P
MarauderMark
03-30-2008, 04:40 AM
The problem is when those warranty companies pay by check you best be not holding your breath to get it. I had to make calls to the warranty company after we (dealer) didn't get check after 30 days.......60 days.....and sometimes longer. It was not unusuall for companies to go out of business and then we were screwed. So if they only paid by check we did it the same way. It sucks for the customer, and makes the dealer look bad to no fault of thier own. The best aftermarket warranty company I worked with was G.E. Capitol no BS and paid quick with no hassels.
So this is not uncommon. Good i was thinking of going over to the dealer and telling them off. but i quess this is the way and not just them. Thanks for saving me from looking like a bad man,:)
sailsmen
03-30-2008, 05:02 AM
I don't get it...Canadian?...I think you will find a greater trust factor in Canada then in most of the US,if that is what you are getting at.
Why do you say Canada has a greater trust factor than most in the US?:confused:
chader
03-30-2008, 07:50 AM
Why do you say Canada has a greater trust factor than most in the US?:confused:
I just suspect that would be the case,considering there is much less people here.Sort of like small town living compared to big city
chader
03-30-2008, 07:51 AM
I do believe he means the spelling of "CHEQUE" :P
Sorry...how do you spell that word in the US?
sailsmen
03-30-2008, 07:57 AM
Check.
In the US 1/2 the population moves in less than 5 years.
chader
03-30-2008, 08:57 AM
Check.
In the US 1/2 the population moves in less than 5 years.
So how do you spell the word (_____ your oil)
I did not mean anything with the trust factor for the US.
I figured that with the big population,the cheque would need to be checked out before being accepted
larryo340
03-30-2008, 06:54 PM
So how do you spell the word (CHECK your oil)
I did not mean anything with the trust factor for the US.
I figured that with the big population,the cheque would need to be checked out before being accepted
..........I filled in your blank :)
larryo340
03-30-2008, 06:55 PM
So this is not uncommon. Good i was thinking of going over to the dealer and telling them off. but i quess this is the way and not just them. Thanks for saving me from looking like a bad man,:)
No problem, just lookin' out for ya :beer:
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