YORBA LINDA, CA, September 02, 2010
/24-7PressRelease/ -- US Direct Protect and CarServiceContract.com now offer a Powertrain Enhanced Vehicle Service Contract ( http://www.carservicecontract.com ) that covers a vehicle for an additional 150k miles instead of the Industry norm of 100k miles. For vehicles under 200k and 20 years or younger, US Direct Protect can now offer a Powertrain Enhanced policy that covers a vehicle for 5 years and an additional 150k miles.
National Administrative Service Co., or NASC is the Auto Warranty ( http://www.usdirectprotect.com ) Administrator that processes the claims on these policies. All contracts are underwritten by A.M Best "A" rated insurers. NASC has custom designed software for the service contract industry's complex processing challenges, and allows for fully-automated handling of all customer service and claims transactions.
NASC has offices in Dublin Ohio and boasts a management team comprised of seasoned industry executives and an underwriting staff who thoroughly understand the vehicle service contract business.
"NASC has been a strong partner of ours for years, so it does not surprise me that they have stepped outside the box to create a policy that frankly customers have asked about for years. I've said it before and I'll say it again, it's another example of US Direct Protect at the forefront of innovation. We are always researching and searching for products and services that are unique and have extra value than normal for our customers," states David Cunningham, CEO of US direct Protect.
For more information on how to obtain this policy or any other Vehicle Service Contract visit US Direct Protect's website or call and speak with a VSC agent Monday Thru Saturday from 7am to 6pm PST.
US Direct Protect
David Cunningham
1-888-502-4697 ext 301
dave@dontpayautobills.com
http://www.usdirectprotect.com
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