What to do if my husband and I bought vehicles from his ex-employer and they have warranties but we have been told that we aren’t to have anything more to do with them?
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What to do if my husband and I bought vehicles from his ex-employer and they have warranties but we have been told that we aren’t to have anything more to do with them?
He was recently let go about a week ago and today the HR manager told me over the phone that I’m not allowed to call, etc. We aren’t to have anything to do with this company anymore. This was news to us; it was the first time hearing that we aren’t allowed to call anyone to ask questions or allowed come into store at all. The big problem is that we are paying customers. We have vehicles that we bought from them in the past 10 months, both of which have “lifetime warranties”. So what do we do about service of our vehicles and how can they not follow warranty? That can’t even be legal.
Asked on February 18, 2013 under Business Law, Pennsylvania
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
I would say that yes, that sounds quite unreasonable. And if this continues I would contact the state attorney general's office as well as the manufacturer because of it is a dealership they need to know what is going on. If things do not improve hire an attorney to write them a letter. Good luck.
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