I was contacted by Safe Ride Warranty Salesperson Angela Bevill offering me an extended warranty for auto repairs on my van. Payments were set up and made in full. I was sent a nice booklet with all my warranty information and the name of the company to contact when repairs were needed. The company is Interstate. They have no record of my contract. When I tried to contact Safe Ride Warranty I found they had gone out of business and took my money with them. I contacted Mepco (the company payments were made to) and they assured me they sent my money to Safe Ride Warranty. Where's my money and how do I get it back?

I fell for a slick talking sales pitch for a Vehicle Extended Warranty. (Salesman: Kelvin Carter) I was led to believe it was a CHRYSLER BUMPER TO BUMPER extended warranty. I received a SAFE RIDE WARRANTY card and put it in my vehicle. After paying over $2000.00 over 9 months I had a problem with my air conditioner, no problem I thought I had coverage. When the dealership called for authorization and had to wait 40 minutes and still didn't get an answer they called me. I finally got through to the company who then gave me a number that was supposed to expidite a call. The dealership called again to the different number and was told I didn't have coverage. I was really upset because I had been told when I bought this warranty that it was bumper to bumber. I was now stuck with an $800.00 repair bill. I told Safe Ride Warranty to cancel the warranty and refund my money. They told me someone would call me within 48 hours to discuss that with me. 5 days later I got a call trying to talk me into continuing the service since I only had 3 more payments to make. I said I wanted to cancel and get a refund. He (Richard James) told me I needed to return the booklet, card and a notorized odometer reading. I told him I don't have a booklet. He then told me to send in what I had but couldn't assure me that I would receive a refund because the refund procedure required the return of the booklet that we had never received. He argued with me tht if I had a card then I must have received the booklet and the return of that was part of the refund policy procedure. Furthermore along with this supposed Warranty I was to receive a $500.00 gas cash card which ended up being vouchers requiring me to send in $100.00 worth of gas slips per month and I was supposed to get a $25.00 card which I did and that turned out to be a scam too (America Direct). I was told they had gone out of business and it was turned over to another gas card company (Claim your Gas.com) What a surprise.