On Sunday, July 17, 2016 at 8:38:47 PM UTC-4, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On 7/17/2016 7:44 PM, 1MANSHO wrote:
replying to MAG, 1MANSHO wrote:
1st of all you have the right to refuse any of there vendors.You are the
homeowner and it is against the law for them to make you use anyone.2nd
installing an AC can be a safety issue and if you feel there incapable of
doing the job safely and properly then you can refuse to use them for
safety
concerns.3rd if you wish to cash out and the repairs are over the cost
of the
cash out demand then they must cash you out.Tell them you want a cash
out NOW
or you will involve your attorney and they will cash you out.



MAG passed away from heat stroke when his AC broke 13 years ago. His
policy has since lapsed.

I will, however, take this opportunity to reminf all new readers that
home insurance polices are a poor investment. Put the amount of the
premium in a savings account and you will be able to pay for normal
repairs.

I agree with you. For a moment I thought you were employed by one of these rip off companies. But in any event, the initial investment is at best an eye-opener. One does not typically expect that the need for a home warranty will come as soon as the first year of ownership or even the second for that matter. But things do happens and as a gentleman posted until you get a feel for the house, you are basically in the dark. But a renewal of these warranties is stupidity, plain and simple, better off putting the money in the bank for the certain events in life.