PHOENIX — A home warranty company accused of defrauding Arizonans for a decade has finally agreed to provide restitution.
Under a deal announced Tuesday, Choice Home Warranty will pay $11.8 million that will provide reimbursement to customers who bought what they thought was comprehensive coverage only to find out the appliances were not covered or, even if they were, there were caps on what the company would pay.
How many will get checks remains to be seen, with the Attorney General’s Office set to send out information designed to find victims. The agreement covers those who purchased these warranties over a 10-year period ending Jan. 1, 2023.
