I believe that this guy is a loser. He has nothing better to do than write a book about his stupid ### experience. Nobody cares enough about this ### to please his ### guests for a lame Thanksgiving. Go read a book you ###ing loser. Educate yourself before trying to write a novel on how ### a certain company is. Luckily, the company the conducts the administration of contracts, has what is called the "Terms and Conditions". Ignorant people like the one who wrote this article, don't bother to read those terms and conditions, and end up writing long complaints, and wasting their time. Get a life loser. If you have time to whine and complain, you have time to do something about it.
Hilda,
Directly quoting you, "Assurant's sales pitch is that their warranties cover issues not covered in mfr warranty".
Unfortunately, Assurant doesn't have a "sales pitch" at the point of sale, only because there are no associates that sell the warranties at the store. If it was an associate that works for CompUSA stating that, then his/her statement is null only because the contract is the actual Terms & Conditions and not something said verbally.
Im assuming you're another ignorant consumer, who used the pamphlet (Terms & Conditions) as a coaster for your soda at home. I suggest that you try and find the pamphlet in the garbage, and actually read it. If you have problems understanding the language/verbage, then you should consult a 4th grade English teacher.
