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.
A call to this number, which consistently sends mail to our church, revealed a request for a monthly payment of $180 for 24 months in exchange for warranty coverage until 2027, but upon researching the number while on hold, I confronted the representative, who became agitated and later called our church, disrespecting me.
Upon receiving a suspicious pink card with details about my car, including the model and year, I became wary due to the lack of sender information and the fact that it arrived at my Florida condo, despite purchasing the vehicle in Canada.
User feedback indicate this number is bad, so beware
The user reports this number is related to Courier or Delivery services.
I got a postcard about an auto warranty.
Pretty bad experiance
A fake notice resembling an official Motor Vehicle document was received, which turned out to be spam targeting my daughter's car
User feedback categorizes this as a Bad experience, related to Courier/Delivery services
The provided information is negative
A suspicious postcard was received, requesting payment for a service contract that had already been paid directly to the dealer
A mailed notification arrived stating I must contact them prior to December 1, 2022, or my vehicle's warranty would lapse, leaving me liable for any issues ahead. They assigned me a client ID and specified my current car's brand (Volvo) and type accurately. Upon returning the call, I inquired if they were Volvo's 'Vehicle Service Department.' I repeated this multiple times, but they fixated on which payment card I'd employ. When I
A notice arrived by postal mail, stating that I needed to contact them before December 1st, 2022, or my car's warranty would expire, leaving me liable for any subsequent issues. They provided a customer ID and accurately specified my vehicle's make and model, a Volvo. When I called back, I repeatedly asked if they were from Volvo's Vehicle Service Department, but their focus shifted to which payment card I would use, disregarding my inquiries.
User provided info is cautionary
The information provided about this number is unfavorable.
The user provided information, which was rated as good.
User warning: caution advised.
User feedback warns of a negative experience, advising caution
Users beware: caution is adviced
This rating is favorable
This is a compleat scam
The informations provided by user is: Good
Terrible experience
This vehical service department is obviosly a scam
A letter arived to my house with this number, they claim i am liable for somthing, but thats not posible becouse i dont have that car enymore, its clearly a scammers number, stay safte out their
The user's experience was poor, with additional negative comments
Users have provided a warning: bad and caution
The information provided by the user has been categorized as cautionary, with a negative assessment.
A caller claimed my vehicle's warranty was nearing expiration, yet I haven't driven the required mileage to warrant such a claim
Info provided by user is bad, alot of problems
It's perplexing that these scammers would claim my vehicle's warranty is expiring prematurely, given its extended warranty, and their foreign accents and tactics, including attempts to lower credit card interest rates, are unmistakable.
