Infinite Auto Protection are Crooks. Beware Had warranty with Infinite Auto Protection for 3 years before I tried to file my first claim. Repair shop tried for 2 days to get through to someone and then gave up. Told us we had to get Infinite to call them. We could never get anyone to answer phone. Ended up paying out of pocket for service. Second claim, same thing. They just don't answer phone. Third claim this January 2022, engine lost compression and dealership said repair was going to be very expensive. Could contact Infinite, so I sold car for scrap. Anyone reading this review... Do not, I repeat do not pay for a warranty with this company. Their BBB rating is an F. Don't believe their ad. Bunch of crooks.

STAY AWAY DON'T TRUST THEM Like everyone else almost impossible to file a claim or get them on the phone. When I call they are rude and make it seem its my fault. The option for repair shops to report an issue is hangs up on the shops or sends them to voicemail and ever calls them back. Worst service and to me a fradulent company that will rip you off.

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This is a fraudulent Insurance Company! Do NOT use and pay for extended warranty from Infinite Auto Protection. They gladly take your money, but will never answer the phone. Even when you call them during the business hours, the recording tells you that you have called after business hours. The customer service, claims and accounting departments put you on hold and never come back! If you decide to cancel your policy, they immediately respond, but after cancelling your policy, they will never return your premium. See the many similar reviews online. If you have the same problems, contact the Michigan Attorney General and the Attorney Generals of your states. Additionally, contact Eastern Michigan BBB, FTC (877) 482-4357, and the FBI, IC3.GOV.

Worcester Consumer Rights is on this… Worcester Consumer Rights is on this for me in Massachusetts. They have written them two emails already requesting response. If there is no response they escalate to the AG - I highly advise you contact your Attorney General in your state, a class action lawsuit needs to happen; 4000 dollars for two bogus contracts.