As a Realtor, I generally refer clients to 3 vendors in any particular category. 3 Lendors, 3 insurance companies, 3 painters, and so on. That way they can make their own choice who to go with. Same true with Home Warranty Companies. But 9 times out of 10, they figure the company I have personally must be the best, after all if it's good enough for me, it's gotta be good enough for them. NOT SO!
I'm only in my 2nd year with Old Republic Home Warranty but have referred them to clients for years. Since my rep left (who was wonderful), all they want is my payment. I've been trying to get my washing machine fixed for months. And my oven that I called in was flat denied stating it was due to "excessive force". Give me a break!
Mine's a long story but in short, they will find any excuse not to take care of something and I think their contractors work with them because otherwise, they wouldn't have any customers. They are THAT bad. I would like to hear from anyone else if you've had a similar experience with YOUR home warranty company. And if you're happy with yours, I would like to hear that too. I'm canceling my contract and shopping around.
Oh, and if you happen to be one of the powers that be with ORHW and are reading this...then good. Maybe I've finally gotten someone's attention. Nothing else has worked!
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Just Who Are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?
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How Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Save You Money
Homeowners who use Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages save thousands of dollars in interest payments each year. Read
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Deer Overruning Your Neighborhood?
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Help Control Deer in Your Community
You can help spur community-wide efforts to control deer, those adorable but damaging pests that ravage crops and threaten highway safety. Read
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Monday, June 28, 2010
Energy Tax Credits - Beware of False Promises!!!!
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Energy Tax Credits: Beware False Promises
Not all home improvements qualify for federal energy tax credits, no matter how compelling a sales pitch sounds. Read
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Tax Tips For Planning Your 2010 Tax Return
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Tax Tips for Homeowners Looking Ahead to 2010 Returns
From energy tax credits to vacation home deductions, check out these tax tips for homeowners looking ahead to 2010 returns. Read
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The Possible Costs of Renting Your House Out
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The Costs of Renting Out Your House
Renting out your house can be a smart financial move, as long as you calculate your costs carefully. Read
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How Foresclosures Can Affect Your Credit Scores
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(New!)
How Foreclosure Affects Your Credit Score
Foreclosures—and how you handle them—may have long-term credit score implications. Read
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