Anyone need an Extended Warranty
12-06-01, 05:36 PM
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Anyone need an Extended Warranty
FYI,
If you need/want an extended warranty to cover yourself just in case your motor blows or such, email me at nip_pon@yahoo.com. The warranty conditions are as follows:
(1) It's an exclusionary contract, meaning that they list the parts that are NOT covered (short list). Anything NOT on the list is covered. More simple.
(2) There is a 30 day/1000 mile probation period, which you will be "reimbursed" later. For example, if you were to purchase a 24 months/24K miles warranty you would actually be getting 25 months/25K miles.
(3) You have to keep a maintenence log (e.g. oil changes, tune-ups, etc.)
(4) Last but not least, you must mention my name and that I referred you.
If you need/want an extended warranty to cover yourself just in case your motor blows or such, email me at nip_pon@yahoo.com. The warranty conditions are as follows:
(1) It's an exclusionary contract, meaning that they list the parts that are NOT covered (short list). Anything NOT on the list is covered. More simple.
(2) There is a 30 day/1000 mile probation period, which you will be "reimbursed" later. For example, if you were to purchase a 24 months/24K miles warranty you would actually be getting 25 months/25K miles.
(3) You have to keep a maintenence log (e.g. oil changes, tune-ups, etc.)
(4) Last but not least, you must mention my name and that I referred you.
12-06-01, 06:41 PM
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oh come on!
'Nip Pon?' Are you legit? 'Cuz for sure the warranty people have been screwing people left and right, up the wrong orifice, and without benefit of lubricant!
Hell, I had one of the BIGGEST name brand aftermarket warranty people back out on me completely when I asked for specifics on a warranty for a FD.....all I was trying to get out of them was terms and conditions, and in the end, they choked!
So.....what's your deal?
Yeah, I am skeptical......
Hell, I had one of the BIGGEST name brand aftermarket warranty people back out on me completely when I asked for specifics on a warranty for a FD.....all I was trying to get out of them was terms and conditions, and in the end, they choked!
So.....what's your deal?
Yeah, I am skeptical......
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Correction
In addition to the conditions above, the extended warranty only covers:
(1) Automobiles that are 7 years old from the current year. Meaning 1993 RX7s CANNOT be covered. Warranties for 1994 models will ONLY be available until the end of the 2001 year. Warranties for 1995 models will ONLY be available until the end of the 2002 year.
(2) Mileage of the car must be under 70K miles.
Also, when you send me an email please include your full name and mailing address.
During your 30 day/1000 miles waiting period (full money back guarantee), they will send you the contract for you to look over and disect. Furthermore, they currently have a good Better Business Bureau standing, so do your own research and judge for yourself.
(1) Automobiles that are 7 years old from the current year. Meaning 1993 RX7s CANNOT be covered. Warranties for 1994 models will ONLY be available until the end of the 2001 year. Warranties for 1995 models will ONLY be available until the end of the 2002 year.
(2) Mileage of the car must be under 70K miles.
Also, when you send me an email please include your full name and mailing address.
During your 30 day/1000 miles waiting period (full money back guarantee), they will send you the contract for you to look over and disect. Furthermore, they currently have a good Better Business Bureau standing, so do your own research and judge for yourself.
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12-07-01, 05:12 PM
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Well since almost everyone on here has a 93 is doesnt do many people any good. In addition to that, its not like you are the only person in the world that is trying to sell a warranty. If someone wants a warranty they will probably search around I find one that meets their needs. There are a ton of warranty companies out there.
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