Q: I purchased an extended car warrantee but am unable to find a service that will accept same. I requested a full refund
The company (Palmer Administration) does not respond to any written correspondence and hangs up the phone when I contact them. They could also not help by giving me a name of a repair shop that would accept their warrantee. I purchased their policy about 1 year ago and have now stopped paying the monthly fees. I have asked for a full refund since I was not able to use their warrantee., Thank you!
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When dealing with a situation where a warranty company, such as Palmer Administration, is unresponsive to requests for service or refunds, it's important to document all your interactions. This includes keeping records of all correspondence, phone calls (with dates and times), and any other attempts to utilize the warranty or contact the company. These records can be crucial if you need to escalate your case.
If direct communication fails and you're unable to get a response or resolution, consider reaching out to consumer protection agencies. In the United States, this could include the Better Business Bureau (BBB), your state's Attorney General's office, or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Filing a complaint with these organizations can sometimes prompt a company to resolve the issue more quickly. They can also advise you on your rights and next steps.
Another avenue is to review the terms and conditions of your warranty contract carefully to understand the cancellation and refund policies. If the company is in breach of these terms, you may have grounds for a legal claim. In such cases, seeking advice from a legal professional can help you understand your options for pursuing a refund or other forms of compensation. Remember, persistence and the right approach are key to resolving such issues.
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