Deciding to purchase a service contract is not a matter of running out of warranty but a matter of when your car is gonna need repairs and when it breaks down. Once I looked at what Protect My Car does and what they cover, it made common sense. You just make a small monthly payment and then if something goes wrong, they take care 95% of the problem versus trying to wait it out and you're stuck because you can’t come up with $2,000 all at once to get something taken care of.
Michael of Baltimore, MDI liked the deal that Protect My Car offered me. Their reps were great working with me. Most recently, I submitted a claim for my new engine and there was some confusion in the beginning from the dealership that I took my car to. The service guy whom I was working with ended up getting fired. Despite the issue, their reps were great working things out and ended up getting me situated. They have a certain amount of time that a claim stays open and that had passed. The claim had closed and the reps worked with me because they understood what was going on. We opened the claim and I got everything taken care of. Within less than 30 days, I was able to get my car back. Protect My Car was great. If I get another used vehicle, they’d be on the top of my list. I would recommend them to other people. Their customer service was excellent.
Richard of Rockville, MDTo get my car to last as long as possible, I decided to get an extended warranty. When I saw Protect My Car on Facebook, I decided to try it out. They’re good at what they say. When my transmission went out, I didn’t have any problems with them getting my car fixed. I could understand what their customer service is saying. However, it took me about a week to find a licensed service mechanic. They didn’t have one here in my hometown. I had to go out of town in order to find a licensed transmission mechanic. I had to go to Cleveland and I live here in Clarksdale, Mississippi. But after I found the mechanic and all that, they went right on their work. And the repair took about two weeks, which wasn't long.
Barry of Lyon, MS