Save your money!! Historically only about ONE PERCENT of all
manufactures extended service plans, ever pay out more than
the cost of the plan and its deductibles. If it were me I would
put the price of the warranty in an interest bearing bank
account. If you have a covered repair draw the repair cost, less
what the deductible would have had to pay, to pay for the repair.
The odds are you will come out way ahead. IF you believe you
will beat the odds, then buy one sold by the manufacture. Few
dealers or repair shops will honour after market warrantees
because of their many restrictions. You have to pay the bill,
then seek reimbursement from the warranty seller.


mike hunt




>
> On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 19:36:11 -0600, "john smith"
> <johnsmith@microsooft.com> wrote:
>
> >Has anyone had any experience with "WarrantyDirect" or any other aftermarket
> >auto warranty companies?
> >
> >
>