Interstate National Dealer Services

This company sends a "VEHICLE ALERT NOTICE" in the mail, urging recent car buyers to call the number provided within 5 business days.

They try to get you to make a payment over the phone before even saying their company's name. This is a third party extended coverage company with some of the worst reviews in the industry. They will do everything they can to force you to make a payment over the phone so you are locked in. They will not let you end the call to reconnect at a later time or pay online. After I hung up, I received 16 calls from the sales rep "Alex" until his shift conveniently ended at 7pm.

Be warned.

Red flags everywhere.

"Interstate National Dealer Services" is the name they gave me, it might not even be the right company name. The number on the mail notice is "855-494-****." The number of the sales rep, Alex, is "855-494-****."

I don't know why these clowns keep bothering me. First, they called almost every other day for a year on my home phone, and I told them I don't have a vehicle worth putting a warranty on, (1996 Chevy Blazer, high mileage, 2'nd owner vehicle) and no matter what I said, they kept right on calling my home phone.

I plainly told them to STOP calling me or I was going to take them to court as I am on the do not call registry on all my cell and landline phones. They then started sending letters about a warranty they wanted me to take, I plainly told them to begin with to leave me the *** alone, that went in one of their ears and out the other. I have never purchased a dang warranty of any kind for that old of vehicle and won't, it seldom gets drove it has so many problems and a 1996 is not worth fixing with 200,000 miles. They are the most annoying people that I have ever came across.

I got 2 letters, one yesterday and one today, how do you stop these idiots from sending warranty letters to people?

I am SICK of it. I don't even have the Blazer in my name, it's in my husbands but letters sent to me as was the calls.

I don't know why these clowns keep bothering me. First, they called almost every other day for a year on my home phone, and I told them I don't have a vehicle worth putting a warranty on, (1996 Chevy Blazer, high mileage, 2'nd owner vehicle) and no matter what I said, they kept right on calling my home phone.

I plainly told them to STOP calling me or I was going to take them to court as I am on the do not call registry on all my cell and landline phones. They then started sending letters about a warranty they wanted me to take, I plainly told them to begin with to leave me the *** alone, that went in one of their ears and out the other. I have never purchased a dang warranty of any kind for that old of vehicle and won't, it seldom gets drove it has so many problems and a 1996 is not worth fixing with 200,000 miles. They are the most annoying people that I have ever came across.

I got 2 letters, one yesterday and one today, how do you stop these idiots from sending warranty letters to people?

I am SICK of it. I don't even have the Blazer in my name, it's in my husbands but letters sent to me as was the calls.

This company will not back up their warranty. Bought a 4-wheeler 01/2017 and purchased an extended warranty.

The ATV has been in and out of the shop since purchased. This 4-wheeler has very few hours on it because it stays in the shop. Wheel bearings and front and rear axles were replaced in July 2017, which was about the 3rd time it had been in the shop.

It broke down again in December, took it back to dealer in March. Dealer said it was the voltage regulator and would be covered under the warranty.

I called the dealer yesterday and they said that INDS denied the claim because of wear and tear. INDS says that the wheel bearings caused the voltage regulator to go out, which is *** These are the same wheel bearings that were just replaced in July 2017.

They refuse to cover any of the cost to repair this ATV. They are worthless and so is their warranty!!!!!