Liberty Bell Auto ProtectReviews of libertybellauto.com

This warranty didn’t worth a 1 penny

We bought our third policy today. I am so far satisfied with their coverage, claims handling and customer service of current two policies. From my experience, Liberty bell is much better than other car warranty companies.

BUYER BEWARE: I PURCHASED THIS POLICY IN 10/19, AND PAID $1150.00 FOR 2 YEARS AND IN 11/20, I PURCHASED ANOTHER VEHICLE. I CALL LIBERTY BELL AND ASKED FOR A REBATE ON THE TIME i HAD LEFT IN MY POLICY WHICH I WAS TOLD I COULD DO. THEY TOLD ME I HAD NO MONEY LEFT IN MY REFUND???, I THEN TOLD THEM I WOULD KEEP THE POLICY AND PASS IT ON TO THE NEW OWNER??? THIS IS NOT WHAT I WAS TOLD BY THE HIGH PRESSURED SALESMAN ( JACOB) THAT SOLD THE POLICY TO ME. AND IT ALSO STATES IN THE CONTRACT YOU CAN RECEIVE A REBATE UPON EARLY SALE OF YOUR VEHICLE. SO THE BOTTOM LINE DON'T BUY ANY POLICY, FROM LIBERTY BELL.

So far they have covered 3 claims within the last 2 years. I did pay a deductible of $100 for each claim. Still, I saved a ton of money due to Liberty Bell Auto warranty coverage. Today I did purchase another policy for my daughter's car. just want her to save money on auto repairs. I did get a multiple policy discount and special cyber week pricing on the second policy.

We are pleased with our decision to sign up with Liberty Bell Auto for an extended warranty for our Ford Edge. Once our factory warranty expired, we wanted to avoid any future unexpected auto repair bills. As a retired couple, we will not be able to afford it. We recently had to file a claim for a defective sunroof motor and they entirely covered the cost. Liberty Bell has very reasonably priced warranty plans. So their warranty did save money.

For one this website wasn’t even here for you to put reviews back in September and for two it’s a scam I put a lot of money down then I called them and told them that my car started to make a noise so the guy told me to take it to the dealership the dealership of my car so I took it to a Dodge dealership of course they told me I had to get a rental my car was in the shop for two weeks just for diagnosis when the dealership called to tell them what was wrong with my car the guy wouldn’t even let him explain exactly what was wrong and denied it right away. The salesman and the manager of the service center told me they’ve never dealt with Liberty Bell and never heard of Liberty Bell so they know it’s a scam. And thank God they’re willing to work with me to get all my money back from this crooked company. Also if anyone else has notice every time you call you speak to the same person and his name is Frank. Even when you call and have to wait on hold for 45 minutes it’s still Frank the same guy that answers the phone. The dealership told me the same thing it was the same guy. When you deal with warranty companies it’s always multiple people you speak too. So please do not buy from this company it’s a big scam they take from money from your bank account every month plus the big down payment or whatever you decide to go with I went with the platinum the big one and then when you actually need something small done to your car they deny it when it says it’s approved on the contract then they said 30 days moneyback guarantee and they didn’t give me my money back the guy was very rude. It’s funny how this review has been out for a while now and he wants to come back and say it was a pre-existing issue no it was not the dealership even said it wasn’t it was a recall they paid for the recall and the part that was covered you denied and it wasn’t pre-existing because my car wasn’t damaged. I went over your fake warranty 1 million times I even called you you’re the one that told me to take it in. So you can keep lying all you want because everyone else on here as saying the same thing and you just keep trying to put the blame on everyone else! Grow up and get a real job and stop stealing from hard-working people!

Fairly aggressive recruitment, indifferent follow-up. Within two days of inquiry, received three emails from three agents, with substantially different quotes. Spoke with Frank Moore and Jeff Lewis: overall OK impression, if a little rushed. One nagging source of hesitation: the price was _very readily_ dropped to nearly half of what was initially quoted, with almost every condition immediately accepted, including term and mileage extension, and zero deductible. The resulting quotes were substantially lower than those from the competition; not sure how this works - are they intentionally quoting too high to then rapidly come down on price and reel you in? Are they quietly dropping items that are covered to offer super-competitive quotes (we all know how difficult point-by-point comparisons between companies are, and the agents will not help you with this)? As much as saving money is attractive, seeing the quotes this low has a somewhat unsettling effect. In the end, when the decision was made against working with Liberty Bell, no replies were received to a thank-you email. Again, may not be a big deal, however LB was the only company to not extend the courtesy of a follow-up. It is the little things that eventually shape the impression, and in this case it was rather lacking.

I just got my second claim covered by Liberty Bell for my Ford Explorer. Had some issues in the steering system. It took four days to fix my car. But Liberty paid the bill with the dealership. Just got my car back yesterday. I had to rent a car, but Liberty Bell promised to reimburse the cost since I have rental car coverage in my policy. It was relatively easy to deal with their service department.