Evercare Protection

7150 East Camelback Rd Ste. 444, 85251, Scottsdale, United States
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Redefining the car ownership experience with superior protection products, robust benefits, and innovative technology

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Nonya Buizness
GB

This is a scam. Dont do it This is a scam. the notice looks like a cancelation from a dealership, has no company name and they try to scare you into buying something you don't need. when you ask to be taken off the list they hang up. they are rude and unprofessional, don't fall for it.

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Lisa Pruitt
GB

I live in Indiana I live in Indiana, I broke down in Florida. The chevy dealer in Tarpon Springs and Evercare We're amazing. The chevy dealer told me that was the best insurance that they have dealt with in a very long time. I was very satisfied with Evercare, They got back to them immediately and got my Vehicle fixed. I recommend Evercare to everyone.

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Shiree Givens-Dodson
GB

Evercare made it very eay to file Evercare made it very easy to file a claim and pay the dealership. When I called, I spoke with Tori, who was a great help. She made a worrisome experience very calm. I had 3 claims and a tow.. and Evercare paid all of them without a hassle.

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Jan Johnson
GB

No trouble with service contract The dealership that serviced my car contacted you and repaired my car. I only had to pay the 100 dollar deductible.

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Sunn Guy
GB

SCAM SCAM This company will mail you fake $199 checks that are actually "vouchers" for a warranty on a vehicle you don't even own. This is phishing, and it is illegal. The letters are filled with all sorts of vaguely threatening language of urgency that unfortunately people will fall for. "NOTICE IS TIME SENSITIVE" "IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE REQUESTED" "Please call IMMEDIATELY as this will be our FINAL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY YOU" Really? Call immediately so you can try to figure out what kind of cars I actually do own, and try to sell me warranties? As much deception is in this mailer, I would ask that you at least make good on this part: "Final attempt to notify you". Please and thank you.

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