7 Year Service Agreement

[melnjoy]

I should have asked this before I laid out $1600.
I bought a 7 year agreement from the Dealer it sounds like a good plan and was a lot less than Goodsam and seems to cover a lot more than Goodsam. With a $50. deductible, $0 if you use one of their shops [500 in USA]
The name of the Co. is United Service Protection Corp.
Has anyone had any experence with these people. Like I said I should Have asked before this.
Mel

[Montana_738]

I don't have that plan but one similar. I hope you read the fine print, they don't cover everything like you might think, just the major stuff, excluding the roof. There are a lot of pro's and con's about this subject, some think they are worth it others think it's a rip off. If you look at some of the old threads concerning these policy's you will see what I mean. I have never been able to use mine for any of the problems I have had, but if my refrig. or some major appliance or the slides went haywire I guess I would be gald I took the policy.

Bill

Bill

[Native Tex]

Mel and Joy, we have the Good Sam extended policy but have never had to use it. We have had it on the last two rigs we have towed. I have read the fine print and it seems to be good to go. I hope I never have to find out. I have not heard of the company you reference.

[ols1932]

We have the 7-year warranty with another extended warranty company and have used it. Once for a slideout problem and once when the refrigerator went south. Could have used it on the furnace but didn't know it was covered also. These kinds of insurance are sometimes worth it and other times not. It's kind of like life insurance--you buy it hoping you never have to use it. But if you do need it, you've got it.