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William Lemmon
Principal Broker
William Lemmon has been a licensed insurance agent for over 12 years. He is the principal broker and owner of Broadway Insurance Services in Los Angeles, CA. He works one-on-one with clients to create personalized plans that minimize risk and maximize savings. Being one of the foremost authorities on Airbnb and home-sharing property insurance, Lemmon offers his clients first-hand guidance on how t...
UPDATED: Nov 4, 2014
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I recently bought extended warranty for my Benz S550 from Autosource and paid premium price for zero-deductible policy. I called Autosource two months ago and they told me that there was a deductible of $100. But when they pulled hard-copy of the contract from their records,
they agreed that there is zero deductible.
They also told me that the system would be updated accordingly.I called Autosource yesterday (12/28/2011) to check if they have made change. To my surprise, they did not. Now they are saying the administrator will make the change if he thinks it is valid. I have the contract that states “Zero Deductibles”.
I am not sure how terrible they would be when I will open a claim with them