Business ProfileforConcord Auto Protect

I purchased a Concord Auto Protect policy 11/26/2022, for my recently purchased 2008 ******** ***, with 37,011 miles on the odometer. Policy # *******. I made it very clear this is a low mileage car that is 14 years old. Policy cost was $2,000, for a No Deductible 66 month Premium package. According to the policy it was to be effective starting at 38,011 miles. In May, the Fuel Pump ceased working properly. I had my car towed via *** to ******* ****** Auto Repair, **** * ********** **, Tempe, AZ ************, from my home in Sun City. A claim was submitted to Concord Auto Protect claim#*******. Very quickly in less than a day **** *******, Claims Adjuster, declined the claim, citing the Fuel Pump Module was not covered in the policy. The Fuel Pump Module as defined by ******* ******, is the Fuel Pump. After many calls and connecting with **** ******* Sales Manager, he assured me the claim would be reopened. It was reopened by Claims, an inspector was sent to the repair shop many days later. A second denial of the claim occurred stating the condition was pre-existing. I had driven car over 1,200 miles with no issues until it did not run. This is a car that will be driven few miles per year. In 6 months I had driven it over 1,200+ miles. I feel Concord Auto Protect misrepresented their policy coverage. I asked specifically if age was an issue, I was told it was not. The policy is based upon mileage. I feel this and any future issues will result in the same result. Based upon age, all items could be pre-existing. I requested Concord Auto Protect refund the $2,000 I paid for the coverage. My last conversation with Customer Service, I was told they could only refund $1300 after many fees. I would have been satisfied with a refund of $1,800 a reduction of 10%, since only 6 months had passed. The cost of the repair was higher than my refund request. I have another policy with Concord Auto Protect on my other vehicle a 2018 **** ******. No refund was requested.