drsuperman

I understand that the GMPP extended warranty can be cancelled and a prorated amount will be returned. Anyone done this before?

TopFuelTim

Just curious why you would want to? Wish mine was still eligible, but fortunately, I haven't needed anything (knock on my head/wood).

Tim Glover

Sponge Vette

Yes, I did it and went with warranty direct. if you need a number to call just let me now

drsuperman

I am trading in my '04

TJ VETT

Yes you can, I have , you go back to the dealership you got it from.

Mariamznm

I believe the way it works is like this. If you purchase the warranty after you purchased your car you can get a refund. If you purchased the warranty with the car and it was included in your payments and your still making payments, the warranty will be subtracted from your balance. It wont get refunded back to you. If you trade in your car and you have a warranty or if the car is paid off you can return it and you get the check. If you paid (for example) 2k for the warranty and you did a claim on a bill that was 1200 you will only get 800 back. This is of course if your warranty is 100% refundable not one of those prorated ones. I dont think GMPP is prorated. I may be wrong.

Bill Dearborn

I doubt the bank is going to deduct anything from your balance. They don't give a hoot about a contract between you and a service plan supplier. They have a lien on the car and a loan agreement that you entered into with them stating you are going to pay so much money.

Bill

Vetteman Jack

Just call up GMPP and tell them you want to cancel the warranty. Most likely they will send you some paperwork to fill out (including an odometer certification) and then they will process your refund.

DeeGee

I did but only because GMPP won't cover me in England. Had I still been in the US I would still be covered.

Contact GMPP and they'll tell you how to request a refund. If you have the policy document its covered in there.

The prorated refund wasn't as much as I'd hoped and I lost money on the deal. depends on how much you paid originally. When I bought the car I wasn't a Forum member and the stealership charged me way over the odds because I didn't know any better

Bottom line, I'd keep the warranty if I could. there are many things to go wrong and GMPP deliver on their promises.

0CeYaBye

Very simple to do, call the 800 number listed on your policy, have your VIN and exact miles handy and walk thru the prompts and you will get a live person and they will cancel for you, tell you how much you have coming back and in about 7-10 days max you will have a check in your hands.


Dennis Fichtner

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http://www.gmprotectionplan.com/