I do some work on cars that have aftermarket extended warrantties:

For the most part, most pay, but only book time, as most shops charge, but
they never pay the shop's labor rate. They pay low ball labor rates, and
would rather install used than overhaul an assembly.

Other than that, they are regulated by the state insurance commission of
your state. If they play, you call the state insurance commission, and they
will put them in line.

I hope this helps?

If you have a more specific question, please do not hesitate to post it
here.

Refinish King

"john smith" <johnsmith@microsooft.com> wrote in message
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> Has anyone had any experience with "WarrantyDirect" or any other
aftermarket
> auto warranty companies?
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