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National Home Protection Sued by NY AG
Thursday, April 30th, 2009New York Attorney General has sued National Home Protection home warranty company and its principals over an alleged warranty scheme that defrauded consumers in New York and other states out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The AG froze all of National Home Protection’s assets, so customers who got ripped off, can hopefully at least [...]
2-10 Home Warranty – Consumer Advice
Monday, March 2nd, 2009Selected consumer review filed under: 2 10 Home Warranty
Author: Karen, Potomac Falls, VA
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They chosen not to RENEW my policy!!
No reason was given as to their decision. I have been with them since I bought my home in March 2001, so now we are in 2009…I have used them for 8 years. I have [...]
First American Home Warranty – Selected Review #4
Friday, January 30th, 2009Review filed under: First American Home Warranty
Author: S Waltson
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I’ve been with this company for 3 years and have had several repairs made. Downstairs furnance, Downstairs Air Conditioning, Attic Fan, garage door opener, Running toilets. Overall, I’m fairly satisfied with the service I’ve received and have even recommended FA to a friend. I [...]
Texas AG lawsuit against National Home Protection
Sunday, January 11th, 2009Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott filed a suit against a New York-based home warranty company for unlawfully doing business in Texas. The state’s enforcement action seeks to prevent National Home Protection, Inc. from doing business in Texas until it is licensed by the state and complies with requirements of the Texas Occupations Code.
According to [...]
Home Warranties and FHA/VA financed homes
Wednesday, November 19th, 2008This week’s featured review comes from Polly, posted in 2-10 home warranty reviews section. HWRCopyright
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The only way we ever got HBW to pay anything on a claim for construction defects was because we had a way to avoid their arbitration process. Despite a federal law that said we didn’t have to arbitrate [...]
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