Thanks for your intervention regarding a problem with Warranty Direct.

I don't know if it was the tenor of my email and your intervention, but I received a call from Warranty Direct today saying they had no trace of anyone ever having called me. I repeated the conversation I previously had and asked if perhaps their system had been hacked into, because the caller knew my name, address, make of car and that my warranty was due for renewal. This prompted an immediate "We'll refund the sum immediately", which has happened. I know I should have read the small print, but this is the first time a company has taken funds from me in an automatic renewal, and kept my card details on their file into the bargain. Double confusion, in a way.

Asked on 21 April 2012 by HMS, via email

Answered by Honest John
I act as WD’s MD's alert to anyone messing about in his company. I emailed him. He jumped on it straight away. That's why I recommend WD. It’s generally the best and if anything goes wrong the MD makes sure it’s sorted out.
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