Prepaid Home Warranty Service Contract Not Fulfilled After $2500 Purchase
A $2500 prepaid home warranty contract was abandoned without service, leaving the customer without coverage they had already paid for. Home warranty providers have weak enforcement mechanisms, leaving prepaid customers with limited recourse when coverage is denied.
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