Never answer calls from unknown numbers that claim your vehicle warranty is about to expire. These auto warranty scams use official‑sounding letters, exact car details, and urgent deadlines to pressure you into paying for a bogus service contract. Hang up immediately, never provide credit‑card or banking information, and verify any claim by contacting your dealer or the manufacturer directly. Delete the mailed postcard, mark the number as spam, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Protect your personal data and warn family members, especially seniors, to avoid falling for the same trick.
The number 888-307-2075 has been exposed as a complete scam, with the perpetrators failing to provide a name or return address, further solidifying its fishy nature and need for authorities to be notified
User feedback indicates this is a bad number.
Although the caller provided accurate information about my vehicle and address, claiming to be from Hyundai, it was still a scam
User warning: exercise caution.
Basicly, the informations provided by user is bad.
This number is a scam, they try to sell car warranty
User warning: caution is advised
The guy on the phone failed to provide their buisness name or adress, it's cleary a huge scam; they claim my warranty has expired, but my car is brand new with less than 5,000 miles.
User feedback indicates this number is cautionary and has negative associations.
Be cautious with this number
I recieved an urgent looking letter with this number, though it lacked adress, identifiying informations or specifics, clearly an scam attempting to scare people.
A scam attempt was made by sending a letter with no company name, purporting to sell fake warranties.
After purchasing a new car, a letter was received containing this number, as well as personal details such as full name, home address, and car information, which is alarming.
This phone number is responsible for perpetuating a fake warranty scam, with the caller claiming to represent different companies, including Hyundai and Mercedes, and refusing to provide information when questioned, instead hanging up and continuing to operate with impunity due to lack of action from phone companies.
We've recieved our second letter stating that our factory warranty has expired, which is unlikely since we've only driven less than 5,000 miles, no warranty company name was provided.
Apparently, this company has no intention of removing my number from their list, as I was left on hold indefinitely without any further information or a company name provided.
This is obviousley a scam
The information provided about this number is unfavorable
I received a letter regarding a 2022 car warranty that is supposedly expiring soon, which is irrelevant to me as I do not own such a vehicle.
A suspicious letter was received about a 2017 Acura, supposedly in my mother's name, who passed away in 2021 and hadn't owned a car in 12 years - beware, L Mattson
Caution is advised due to negative reports
User warning: exercise caution.
This appears to be a scanning operation
A price increase was noted for the extended warranty on our new vehicle; contacting this number supposedly helps avoid the price hike and secure loyalty pricing
During my conversation with them, I mentioned we didn't own the car type their letter specified, and they inquired about the car we actually owned. They then discussed plans related to our car, leading to my confusion and decision to hang up, especially since their letter lacked a company name, prompting me to look up the number online and find scam reports.
This number is associated with a scam involving warranties.
A recorded message claimed my warranty is exspiring and I need to renew it immediatly
Upon calling the number provided on a card I received, I discovered it was reported as a scam by many; when I asked the lady who answered to identify her company, she hung up.
User provided informations is cautionary
I've recived several letters with this number, all regarding a 2020 Mercedes warranty, wich i dont own, totaly confusing.
