Quentin Willson and WarrantyWise

[Hammy1962]

More clever use of words to fool the public.

 

Celebrity actually means 'solemn ceremony', so a rather apt name for the lot of them I think.

 

I think the fool here is not the fooling of the public but the interpretation of the word 'designed' and thinking it means 'wrote'.

 

People, the public, only hear what they want to hear, they do not listen or read most things thoroughly and jump to conclusions that only exist inside their heads.

 

H

[Conniff]

There is a warranty company that tries to fool you into thinking they are different from the rest. Quentin Willson and WarrantyWise are feeding the public with rubbish in their advert trying to look as if they are the only good company in the business.

 

First off there is their claim "Welcome to the UK's best used car warranty". That could only be substantiated if they had all the sales, repair and denials figures of every other company offering car warranties, something they don't have, so first 'lets fool them statement'.

 

Second there is the claim "We're the only warranty company to publish our paid repairs online". Now that statement may be true, but the more important figures, the claims they 'deny' are not published and that is what we should all be told, that is the information that will tell us if they are worth the premiums or not.

 

What they pay out means absolutely nothing. So don't believe a single thing any of these companies feed you or which person they front thinking it will give them even more credibility, it's all rubbish.

 

My original post was nothing about designs or writers or even the tea ladies, it was about two claims that either can't be backed or are worded in such a way they are meant to fool people into thinking they pay out more than any other company. It matters not if they say what they pay out, it does matter though how many claims they decline versus claims received, that is what will give the consumer the true picture.