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.
i just recieve the same letter in the mail, sincerly i would have fallen for it if they didnt send it in my name and my car is register in my husband name
This thread is full of junk mail and scamers, it's annoying
Be cautious, thats the main takeaway from this experience.
I received a notification stating my car warranty had expired, which is inaccurate as it still has 8 years remaining.
they called me about my vehicle warranty, i asked to be remove from their list and they put me on hold
I got a letter with no return adress, but it was signed by Todd Droege, it was about a vehicle service plan.
The information provided by user was bad, alot
Beware of this number, informations are cautionary
I received a notification about my 2017 Dodge Journey, which is inaccurate, as I own a 2000 Toyota Camry. This discrepancy suggests a scam, particularly given their inability to correctly identify my vehicle.
User warning: exercise caution
This is a fraudulent call
User advise's caution
With the dealership warranty nearing its end, it's common to receive offers for extended warranties, similar to those pushed by CarShield
The user's experience with this number was unfavorable.
It appears to be a car warranty scam involving plain payment, which I refused to accept, despite their attempts to contact me via mail and phone.
I recieved a call saying my warrenty is about to expire, but my car is 30 yeard old, so i dont think i have a warrenty anymore!
The user's experience was negative
I recieved a letter in the mail on pink paper, it say my extended warranty is ending and I need to call the 888 number, but it's a fake letter signed by a Todd Droege, whats the name of the company that this guy is representing
Following registration with this number, an overnight callback to request cancellation was met with unhelpful representatives who failed to provide a direct contact, instead, they assured a callback that never came and deducted $110 from my account without legitimacy, prompting a discussion with my bank regarding Eleras and vehicle information.
I recieved this scam letter, I am tire of all this nonsense and harrassment
I recieved several calls and letters informing me that my warranty was about to expire, but the thing is, i never owned the vehical they were talking about, it's pretty pitifull
The user adviced `Caution`
Despite never owning a Chevy Bolt, I received a recall notice from this number for the third time.
The informations provided by the user is bad
The user's experience with this number was extremely poor.
The user has provided a warning, labeling this as a negative experience.
User provided info: Bad
user provided information: beware of scam
I appreciate this platform for verifying the legitimacy of such numbers; I received two letters claiming my vehicle's warranty was at risk, with this number on one of them.
The information provied by the user wasnt very helpfull, it just said Bad.
