Patricia And Aaron S.
We still haven't received our copy of …
We still haven't received our copy of the contract by mail that was promised.
Great Coverage Starts With Revolos. Auto. Powersport. RV. Marine. If it moves you, we’ve got it covered. We’ve revolutionized vehicle coverage to protect your finances from the shock of mechanical breakdown expense. SERVICEOur coverage is your safety net for the unpredictable, and we’re always here to catch you. With friendly customer service, our professionals are ready to help when it’s needed most. SIMPLIFIEDService contracts can be complicated. We believe they don’t have to be. We’ve taken the guesswork out of your service contract and streamlined the process making coverage easier.
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Patricia And Aaron S.
We still haven't received our copy of the contract by mail that was promised.
Sanford And Teresajo S.
i dont like the fact that i have to wait 3 months and 1000 miles instead of 3 months OR 1000 miles before filling a claim. It should be one or thw other like all other warranties . I will have to wait till i file a claim (if I have to) to be able to fully review the company. I understand why they have the waiting period i just dont like it. what happens if someone gwts a vehicle and drivws it 3 months 500 miles and something goes wrong. that's what i dont understand/like.
Response from RevolosApr 18, 2017
The waiting period is utilized to avoid having to have customers get mechanical inspections prior to their vehicle service contracts being activated. Most extended warranty companies have a similar waiting period policy in place for vehicles that are out of factory warranty. The Mileage AND Time Period is done to ensure that someone has a workable vehicle and is not just waiting 3 months without driving an already broken vehicle to file a claim.