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American Auto Shield is a vehicle service contract (VSC) administrator that provides service coverage to owners of pre-owned automobiles, on- and off-road motorcycles, and all-terrain vehicles. Unaffiliated with dealerships or auto manufacturers, the company delivers its VSCs through third-party auto dealers, agents, direct marketers, membership organizations, and lenders.

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