Like a snake oil salesman slipping into your voicemail, these calls promise an urgent extended warranty that you never asked for. Callers claim to be from Dealer Services or use random names, then pressure you with tight deadlines and reference numbers that sound official. They often misstate your vehicle’s make, model, or ownership status to create urgency. Hang up, never provide personal or payment info, and block the number. Report the incident to the FTC, your state attorney general, and the Better Business Bureau. Keep a log of the call details, and let a trusted dealer verify any legitimate warranty offers.
I received an unsolicited call from them regarding a vehicle I no longer own, now operating under the name 'Vehicle Services'.
Apparently, dealing with this company is a terrible idea...there are alot of other compnies who offer similar products at lower prices and with much less hassle...the dealer service seem shady to me
Upon answering, a woman introduces herself as a new trainee, then promptly attempts to transfer the call to a colleague, who aggressively tries to sell an extended vehicle warranty, becoming rude when questioned.
This number contacted my grandparents, trying to sell them a car warranty, just like everyone else here; the problem is they gave the caller their checking account information, has anyone els done this?
After discussing my car's battery with the Honda dealer, I received a voicemail from someone claiming to be Tomas Stiker from Dealer SVS
A message was left on my work voicemail by someone named Shavawn from Dealer Services regarding an extension of warranty for a 2007 Ford Mustang, which I have never owned
The caller contacted my house, left a message with a reference number, and claimed to be from Desert Wolksvagen, but when I called the number back, I was greeted by a Realtor, which sugests that this is a scam
A man claiming to be Mr. Walker from Dealer Services called and left a phone number, 877-466-3200, and a reference number, which is likely a scam.
My home received a call from these individuals, addressing me by name, which is concerning since my phone number is relatively new and not widely known, raising questions about how they obtained it.
My wife recieved a call from this number asking for me, and the man claimed his name was Pat, when she informed him I wasnt home, he left a reference # and hastily hung up before she could inquire about the purpose, I then proceded to google the number and found these posts, I wont be botherin to call him back, thank you for your post's.
The phone number 877 466 3200 is associated with a scam operation, allegedly based in Steve Cohen's Chatworth, California office. When answered, someone responds with a fabricated name and attempts to scam the caller.
You should contact your state attorney general and the local better business bureau, and file a complaint with the federal trade commission, telemarketing fraud is ilegal, dont you know
Their tactic involves selling useless aftermarket auto warranties, often under false pretenses. They may claim affiliation with a manufacturer or insurance underwriter, and attempt to secure a credit card down payment.
The individual, claiming to be Steve Cohen from Chatsworth, CA, representing Dealer Services, appears to be involved in fraudulent activities
It's not worth caling back, you'll just get a busy signal, it's a waist of time.
When I inquired how the caller knew my warranty was up, they claimed it was registered on all Toyota vehicles; I asked what would happen if I had purchased the vehicle used, and they said they would still have the information; when I told them I didn't own a Toyota, they ended the call
Tips from others suggest this number is likely related to extending a car warranty, and there are no plans to return the call
I recieved a call from this number about extendin my vehicle's warrenty, they got my car's details wrong, and when I asked who they were affiliated with, they said Dealer Services, but after some discusion, I was transfered to another rep who started bein rude and pushy
Apparently, "JR Smith" contacted my wife, claiming to be from Financial Services, and was enquiring about my truck, he left a reference number and this phone number, asking her to get me to call him back, but when i did, i got a recording saying i reached "First Choice Lending", somethings definately not right
When I returned the call, they claimed to be from 'Dealer Services,' handling extended warranties, but the representative who answered was rude.
