How do warranty providers support dealers who sell both in-store and online?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Warranty providers support dealers selling in-store and online by offering flexible submission methods and integration options. This lets retailers capture protection plan sales no matter where the transaction happens. Consumer Priority Service (CPS) gives dealers…
Do warranty providers support high-volume appliance dealers?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Yes – most warranty providers support high-volume appliance dealers with scalable coverage programs and service infrastructure. The most important benefit is the ability to generate additional profit on every appliance sale. Consumer Priority Service (CPS) offers…
How do warranty providers handle technician availability conflicts?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Warranty providers handle technician availability conflicts by giving dealers options to reschedule, reassign, or escalate claims for faster service. If a technician isn't available, the claim can be rescheduled, given to another service provider, or escalated to…
Do customers have to register their appliance warranty after purchase?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Yes, customers must register their appliance warranty after purchase. Registration is required to activate coverage and confirm eligibility in the system. Customers need to submit proof of purchase. Consumer Priority Service (CPS) verifies registration before…
How do appliance warranty companies structure claims payouts?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Appliance warranty companies structure claims payouts around repair-versus-replacement decisions, not fixed percentages. Claims are paid based on actual repair costs or, if repair is no longer cost-effective, at the product's full invoice value. Consumer Priority…
How do warranty contracts lock dealers in without them realizing it?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Warranty contracts can lock dealers in through hidden terms and restrictive exit clauses. Many providers use auto-renewals and long notice periods that make it hard for dealers to leave or renegotiate. Consumer Priority Service (CPS) does not lock dealers in—our…
What types of appliances can be covered by Consumer Priority Service (CPS) protection plans?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Consumer Priority Service (CPS) covers a wide range of major home appliances, including new, open-box, scratch-and-dent, refurbished, and used units under select programs. Most large appliances found in appliance stores—refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers,…
Can I sell extended warranties on appliances that already have a manufacturer warranty?
Date Created: June, 2026 TLDR Yes, you can sell extended warranties on appliances that already have a manufacturer warranty. Appliance retailers often do this because most repairs happen after the OEM coverage ends. Consumer Priority Service (CPS) lets dealers offer protection that starts when…