Karl
GBI have only recently purchased my auto… I have only recently purchased my auto protection program and have not needed to file any claims. The representative was very helpful in providing information as to select the best plan for me. I was also given a $0 deductible for payment in full. I hope that if the need to file claims arizies that Liberty Bell Auto is there for me without any issues or delay. Currently l have the peace of mind knowing l am covered for any repairs on my investment and needed transportation.
Patrick
GBDisgruntled Vereran I am a 25 year military veteran who purchased this policy to protect my family while deployed. We recently had our transmission go out on our suburban and Liberty Bell is slow rolling everything - cannot get an “inspector” out to verify the damaged component, they will not return my calls or the dealership’s calls. We have been out a vehicle now for almost 3 weeks and have no end insight. *Liberty Bell leadership - please make this right and take action.
David Albaugh
GBLiberty Bell Auto Protect is in Chapter… Liberty Bell Auto Protect is in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, US district Court New Jersey. From reviewing their contract, I don't think they had an Underwriter. I recently received a letter notifying me that Liberty Bell Auto Protect(US Auto Administrators LLC) filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. If this company had no insurance, then all of us who bought a warranty will probably get nothing.
Eric S
GBLiberty Bell Auto Protect is a scam Liberty Bell Auto Protect is a scam. I bought a Platinum Prime agreement from them, which provides bumper to bumper coverage. Two months later my car broke down, I called and emailed Liberty Bell to get help, the phone number does not work and I have not gotten an email response in almost two weeks....Nothing, no communication. They stole almost $2k from me. Beware, don't make the same mistake I did.
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.