Evercare ProtectionRedefining the car ownership experience with superior protection products, robust benefits, and innovative technology
Evercare Protection (evercareprotection.com) has 213 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.8 out of 5.
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Manasa S.
This is a scam. They have been harassing me with at least 5-10 calls EVERY single day. They do not cancel the plan no matter how many calls I answer/wait in line. They use the letterhead of your current warranty party, which I am pretty sure is a fraud. Technical details do not matter. Substance over form! The intention is clearly to DECEIVE.
Cliff C.
Got the usual letter in the mail for the 3rd time, that this was my "Final" warning. Spoke to Aaron who was friendly, but very insistent about me purchasing coverage. I asked for his company address and he told me that he was working out of 7510 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale AZ. Punch up the address on google maps, street view and it's a little apartment complex with about 3 doors. Incredibly small for a business to be in. He quoted me an initial 1st payment of $299. Then $199 a month for 24 months...That's almost $5100.00!!!!!!! DO NOT GET SCAMMED!!!!!
Lee
Sending unsolicited letters of "final notice" in the mail for a nonexistent home warranty, for a nonexistent property, and demanding us to contact them. Fraudulent behaviour.
Heber S.
Tengo un contrato con est empresa y no responden por los reclamos. No contraten con ella no responden por nada
Dylan L.
Don’t buy it, they get so pushy it’s wild to hear them not respond to a single thing you are saying. Got the evercare letter fearmongering letter.
Hillary O.
This company uses predatory practices - sending paper mail that looks like it is from your actual dealer warranty and threatening that you're running out of time. They ask immediately for your VIN and mileage - meanwhile the paper letter has no letterhead, nothing about their company. They're really trying to trick people into thinking that they're working with existing coverage and that there is some urgency around getting in touch. Despicable.
Corey F.
Repairs have been made easier on my life. I just take my truck over to the dealership and it’s all taken care of (other than the $100-$200 out of pocket). Also I have used the roadside assistance once. So it’s worth it.
Lamarr Blessett J.
All I have to say is don't pay whatever they send you about urgent or time sensitive because it's just a scam