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Description: SquareTrade is a premier provider of device protection & warranty services for iPhones, Smartphones, TVs, Tablets, Laptops & Appliances. Protect your device.
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Ticked the box to buy a 2-year warranty from Square Trade for another $2.
It stopped working near the end of Jan. So it lasted 10 months, and 3 of those it was in deep storage, so it lasted only 7 months of actual use.
2 Feb I registered a claim with the manufacturer (Bella-Sensio) as it was still under a 1-year warranty.
SquareTrade requested a string of data from me, including a photograph of the bottom of the unit, which I returned the same day.
15 Feb It was clear they blew this off, so I filed a claim with Square Trade-Allstate. Again I had to submit a string of data, which I returned the same day. A rep said they needed 2 hrs to make a decision.
20 Feb I followed up with Square Trade. It was clear to me they had lost the email I submitted, because I was asked again to submit a receipt. (Square Trade is a company actively selling extended warranties in Ebay and Amazon.) I had to explain again that online purchases do not have receipts, that I provided instead a scan of my credit card statement showing the date of purchase, the merchant identity, and the amount I paid, (not to mention the Square Trade warranty purchase next to it).
End result was rejection. So after buying a Square Trade warranty for maybe a dozen things over the years, and finally registering a claim, I come to find their service is a scam.
This was a legitimate claim and after 10 days without a phone dealing with SquareTrade I had to get another phone. The XR phone was not available at my at T mobile so I got another model. I continued to work my claim and submitted more documents. Finally I have given up and will go back to Costco who assured me they will use my evidence to discontinue marketing SquareTrade warranty services
If SquareTrade wishes to rebut my legitimate complaint my SquareTrade claim # is *******92138
Don't buy extended warranty! We bought a TV and extended warranty and now need a repair and we have been sent parts to fix the TV but we can't get anyone to come out now to fix it. Costco keeps telling me how much they appreciate my business and then transfer me to Square Trade (warranty company) I started this process 2 weeks ago and just got off the phone with them again and i get the same bs that someone will call me in a couple of days. DO NOT BUY EXTENDED WARRANTY!
Thankfully I'm a paralegal (freshly graduated and going back for another certificate), so I know what rights I have. I am easily able to nail them each time on the terms of the contract. When SquareTrade tried to refuse to fulfill a claim (which they tried to weasel out of each time), then I just told them they were in breach of contract, in breach of the arbitration clause, and that in court I could get them for said breach.
It's amusing to hear it in their voice when as a consumer you start rattling off state statutes, then these low-lifes start rolling over. Simply because they know you have them simply because of a contract clause. If you don't let them push you around, then the company is okay. The warranties are okay for the products.
At the end of the day: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS as a consumer.
The techs are incompetent to properly troubleshoot or repair electronics. They lazily slap a check speaker response and send back to me. At this point shipping is exceeding value of the item. How does it make sense to inconvenience me 3 times now and spend more in shipping than the value of the item? Don't buy anything with a square trade warranty. Buyer beware
The worst is my laptop. We paid a grand for it. Kid spilled drink, monitor shorts out. We are out of commission, no pay. Call for help, can't find receipt. Call to ask for what they need to start claim. They say receipt. They put me through to someone. They put me through to someone. No one can help. Go to store to get new receipt printed off credit card. Problem with printer. Walmart customer service worker takes picture of UPC # and other items bought on that receipt, says it should be good enough.
It's not.
Don't know when I'll get out there again to fix this. Want to just go off grid my god.
The squaretrade plan for my K800 Logitech keyboard on eBay is advertised as covering accidental damage, unless you "read more" where it contradicts its main advertisement that everyone sees when buying the product and this insurance. When you file a claim SquareTrade first tell you that the product has a 1 year manufacturer warranty and you should contact them. Then you email them explaining that this is accidental damage to which they say that they do not cover this damage even thought that's exactly how it's advertised. Eventually they say they will refund you. But I would have never bought the keyboard to begin with if I understood that the insurance I was buying was fraudulent and misleading. They waste millions of people time, and steal their money, and most wouldn't even know it if their product didn't break. I would like a refund for my 30$ keyboard that they did not honor their warranty for.
I am leaving Spain tomorrow... without the phone, without any help from them. I am asking not for a reparation anymore... I want them to give me a new phone and that's it... it's too long waiting already.
They sent me to a cellular store to repair a dehumidifier. All the recommended repair shops are cellular phone stores. I wanted to speak to a human, but they make that impossible after hours. They do not allow an email where I could detail the problem and wait for a reply. The only help I got was a constant loop back to the FAQ page. I went through the online process and my claim was approved. I thought they would send me the cost of the item as they did years ago with my last claim. NOT ANY MORE! Their solution is to make me take my dehumidifier into a repair shop and then submit the bill for reimbursement. The repair estimate will be more than a new dehumidifier. So what do I do? Why don't they have repair shops where I can bring my dehumidifier in for repair and the shop gets paid by Squaretrade? What insurance company tells the insured to pay for the repair and then submit the bill for their approval? That is insane. What if they do not approve it? Then I am stuck with the bill. I cannot afford to repair the appliance and that is why I have an insurance policy. They make claims illusionary and impossible. I guess my only option is small claims court and to get insurance somewhere else. I advise you to avoid companies that do not have email addresses for customer support. It is a dead giveaway they want to hassle you so much you do not file a claim. No contact is good contact at Allstate. The hands that slap you in the face in my opinion.