WARNING DO NOT BY A WARRANTY PROGRAM THROUGHWARRANTIES 4 WHEELS

WARNING DO NOT BY A WARRANTY PROGRAM THROUGH
WARRANTIES 4 WHEELS
www.warranties4wheels.com
(623)935-7988

They are knowingly selling Warranties through a Company called Genuine Warranty Solutions in Las Vegas which is run by the former owner of Exotic Warranty which was shutdown In the State of Florida for Illegal Business practices

Beware of Genuine Warranty Solutions. This company is run by the same person that was the CEO of The Exotic Warranty Company. Please refer to their report on this service. Although the previous CEO is not the primary, he is still listed as an officer of the company.

Ben Evans alias Ben Nuon is facing trial in Florida for Grand Theft Charges

Ben Evans Alias Ben Nuon of Genuine Warranty located in North Las Vegas, Nevada was arraigned in Florida for charges Of Criminal Grand Theft and is facing Trial for Criminal Charges this Summer

In fact, they are using the same promotional tools, including web look. In general, the state of Florida shut him down once for illegal business practices so why not go to a different state and do it all over.

Do not fall for it because in the end, you will be paying a lot of money for nothing. Refer to the letter from an Exotic Warranty consumer, who in his loan, will still be paying for the $6,000 that he paid for the warranty, but will never have any repairs covered nor see the return of any of those funds.

An automobile was purchased from an automobile dealership under the condition that we could not get an extended warranty. We were by the dealer that Exotic Warranty Company could write policies in California and would cover the car, after it was inspected by an ASE certified shop.

The warranty was sold as part of the purchase price of the automobile and appears on the invoice. It covered an additional 80,000 miles and was sold for almost $6,000. The inspection was completed and the warranty validated within a couple weeks; all was acknowledged via emails with Exotic Warranty.

A number of months later, the automobile was taken in for servicing. Upon having a number of repairs suggested for the vehicle, the local dealership called for authorization and told us that this extended warranty was not valid and that the company was shut down on 4-12-2006 by the State of Florida and placed into receivership. All contracts were cancelled by the Court at that date.

It appears that this Florida-based Company was selling extended warranties through numerous automobile dealerships across the country as well as directly online illegally since 2003.


Related Court Documents can be found at

http://www.fldfs.com/Receiver/ExoticWarranty/related_documents.htm

Interested parties should contact Patti Tuppin at the Florida Dept of Financial Services