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Purchase extended warranty on used Winnebago?

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First of all, IMHO that original purchaser didn't negotiate a very good deal on the extended service plan when he originally bought the RV. Secondly, a CW warranty is the last one you should purchase. Most of their stores are famous for doing shoddy work on rigs.
 
My problem is ... when I have an issue with service, the company I bought the policy from says its not their problem. They are just the Broker.
 
My problem is ... when I have an issue with service, the company I bought the policy from says its not their problem. They are just the Broker.
With my business, relationship and integrity are important to us. We have long history with the companies we represent. I will never guarantee that every little thing is covered. We have helped owners during the re-hash process. As I have mentioned several times, having the service center get approval ahead of time is the key. Not paying too much for the coverage is also helpful. You should also have a copy of what is and is not covered ahead of time.
Thank you,
Ken
 
Emergencies do bring up potential issues. If you have the service company on the phone, it's no different than any other service. Often a text or email record is great to have. Also, make a note of who you talked to, time of day and all other things pertaining to the call.
By "get permission" I mean to have the repair authorized or approved ahead of time. I know medical is a whole different subject but the same thing applies. Your Dr. office will make a call ahead of any procedure to know about coverage and any limitations. Often times if the repair center makes the call, the service contract company knows they are talking to the right people.
Sorry for the problem but hope this helps.
Thank you,
Ken
The problem WE had was that we bought a warranty through a setup exactly as you described. We felt badly treated during our emergency at Palo Duro, and won’t buy warranties that way again. The so-called ‘warranty company’ could be snything.
 
With my business, relationship and integrity are important to us. We have long history with the companies we represent. I will never guarantee that every little thing is covered. We have helped owners during the re-hash process. As I have mentioned several times, having the service center get approval ahead of time is the key. Not paying too much for the coverage is also helpful. You should also have a copy of what is and is not covered ahead of time.
Thank you,
Ken
Just purchased a 2019 View with 11,000 miles. How do I reach you to get a warranty quote?
 
Good morning.
My office number is listed below. Also, my cell is 517-930-2721 if after hours works better for you. The only other
information I would need is $$ spent. You can tell me that in a private message or over the phone.
Thank you,
Ken
 

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