I had a service contract for oil changes with Mopar and was not made aware that there was a deadline to use them until I went to the dealership. I had until 12/2018 to use. When I contacted them in November, 2018 I was told to call back near end of the year and there should not be a problem extending it. Well, when I did call them the Rep told me that she rarely get any thing rejected. Well, she contacted me on 1/2/19 and informed me that the request was rejected due to the contract being "too" long. Not one time when contract was provided that I was made aware that there was an expiration.

Purchased an extended service contract from NW Jeep for my 2002 Mini Cooper on 2/19/2008. In February 2009 the transmission failed. Annapolis MINI contacted them immediately for authorization to repair. Chrysler Service Contracts stated that the dealership needed to repair my Mini and THEN submit a request for coverage. Chrysler Service Contracts requested all service records since I owned the vehicle. They were faxed to Chrysler the same day. I contacted Chrysler on 2/27/2009. They refused my request on the status of my claim because "they have a dialogue" with the dealership. On 3/5/2009, I spoke with the service department at Annapolis MINI. They have not been contacted by Chrysler Service Contracts as of that date.

According to the extended service contract, I have complied with the claim process and the transmission is a covered component. I believe they are delaying the approval assuming that I will pay for the repair and then have to keep trying to get Chrysler Service Contracts to possibly pay for a covered component. Chrysler Service Contracts needs to honor their written contract.

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