Brandon Lucas
GBWe are pleased with our decision to… We are pleased with our decision to sign up with Liberty Bell Auto for an extended warranty for our Ford Edge. Once our factory warranty expired, we wanted to avoid any future unexpected auto repair bills. As a retired couple, we will not be able to afford it. We recently had to file a claim for a defective sunroof motor and they entirely covered the cost. Liberty Bell has very reasonably priced warranty plans. So their warranty did save money.
Andy Thomas
GBLiberty Bell Auto Protect US Auto Administrators, Inc, dba Liberty Bell Auto Protect, has declared Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. We poor saps who paid for extended warranties are just small fish in a long line of creditors. Down the road we may get pennies back if we file a claim, but this is probably money down the drain.
W.Bloodworth
GBDO NOT BUY THIS INSURANCE DO NOT BUY THIS INSURANCE. LIBERTY BELL IS BANKRUPT AND DOES NOT ANSWER THE PHONE. MAY STILL BE OPERATING WITH ANOTHER NAME SO ONLY PURCHASE THIS TYPE OF POLICY FROM A LONG TERM COMPANY WITH AN ESTABLISHED TRACK RECORD
Brian Ross
GBI was unhappy with the policy I… I was unhappy with the policy I purchased from Liberty Bell Auto Protect. Did not end up covering any repair I had incurred whilst insured, even though I had initially been led to believe otherwise by their salesperson. However, I am happy to report that Liberty Bell Auto Protect agreed to refund 100% of my purchase of said policy in full. This was much appreciated. Brian R
Steve Roth
GBVery deceptive contract cancellation… Very deceptive contract cancellation language. Under cancellation they state they have a $75.00 cancellation fee if you do not cancel in 30 days. In an unrelated section not labeled cancellation they have a another $250.00 cancellation fee after 30 days. This provision deals with who gets the refund if you have financed. They bury the added fee so you wont see it. Very crooked company. Why are there multiple cancellation amounts based on the same 30 days? To defraud the customer. There is no legitimate reason to do this. A reputable company does not draw up their contracts this way.