Yesterday evening, a call landed without a voicemail and the callback connected you to a courteous woman with an accent who instantly knew your name and steered the conversation toward your car's extended warranty. This pattern—no prior contact, personal details, and a push for additional services—matches classic auto‑warranty scams that prey on familiarity and urgency. Hang up if you didn't initiate the discussion, avoid sharing personal or payment info, and verify any offers directly with your dealership through official channels. Consider registering your number on a do‑not‑call list and using call‑blocking apps to reduce future interruptions.
After returning the call, a polite-sounding woman answered, claiming to know my name and inquiring about my car's extended warranty
