Patrick J.
I have the right as a consumer to cancel if I am not satisfied
I decided to cancel my policy with Ace Auto Protect after two negative experiences. It became clear that things would likely continue to decline, so I chose to cut my losses and move on. I contacted a representative at 1-800-293-9223, and within 15 minutes of requesting cancellation, I received the cancellation affidavit and instructions via email. I completed the documents and returned them via certified mail to ensure tracking. About a month later, I called to confirm whether the documents had been received. I was told they had not yet been logged into the system and that an email would be sent internally to check the mail. I followed up three weeks later and received the same response. Approximately 2.5 months after sending the documents—around mid-March 2025—I was finally told that the cancellation documents had been marked as received. At no point during this process did the company proactively communicate with me. Roughly 30 days after that, I called again for a status update and was told that my refund check would be mailed on Friday, April 28. As of May 14, I still had not received the check. I called once more and was informed it would now be mailed on May 30. I will continue to monitor the situation and update this post with any developments. UPDATE: As of July 9, 2025, I have not received the refund I am entitled to under my contract with Ace Auto Protect and their signed cancellation affidavit. Buyers, beware: Based on my experience and the overwhelming number of negative reviews, this company appears to operate like a Ponzi scheme. While a small number of customers report receiving payouts—often reflected in 5-star reviews—the vast majority have had bad experiences, including denied claims, delayed refunds, and poor customer service. This pattern suggests that funds are not available to pay repair shops or honor most claims, which may explain the high denial rate. I strongly urge potential customers to research thoroughly before doing business with Ace Auto Protect. If you have been taken by Ace Auto Protect making their life a living hell by contact the following agencies: Better Business Bureau (BBB): State Attorney General’s Office: Report them for deceptive practices. Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB): If you paid through financing or a credit product.




