This one features the recently-passed George Foreman, who was worth more than $100 million when he died and did not need the check he got shilling for this lousy business, and certainly didn't need to worry about paying for home repairs. The people who buy in to this nonsense non-coverage certainly DO have to worry about sudden repair bills, and the very last thing they need is to be throwing money away on trash like "Home Warranties" which turn out to be every bit as worthless as Car Warranties (which, by the way, are no doubt sold by the same companies.)
Foreman sold his image to fake not-Medicare insurance, too, proving once again that for some people there is simply no such thing as Enough Money. I hope he enjoyed the quick payday and it landed with a splash when he threw it on the pile. Wherever he is, it's doing him precious little good now, isn't it? Meanwhile, yeah, those appliances will break and that roof will leak. I suggest a dedicated bank account to deal with such emergencies. I also suggest you ignore ads like this, regardless of which electric grill salesman is doing the pitching.
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