Repeated calls from CarShield feel like a relentless sales push that quickly crosses into harassment. The pattern of daily robocall, aggressive pricing offers, and pressure to share payment details matches common scam characteristics. Consumers should add the number to their phone’s block list, register with the National Do Not Call Registry, and file complaints with the FTC and BBB. Never provide personal or financial information to unsolicited callers, and request a written confirmation before any payment. If the calls persist, consider contacting your carrier for a permanent block and keep a log of each interaction for potential legal action.
After calling, I was quoted an outragous price of $165 a month, and despite my car being in good condition, they have called me back at least 4 times after I expresed my lack of intrest.
Recently, i had spoke with CarShield, wich is located in Missouri, and was considering their extended vehicle repair warranty until i stumbled upon the Better Business Bureau report on them, wich has a "F" Rating and alot of complaints, it seem's that when i call them, the recording say's "Thank you for calling, Goodbye!"
The calls from this number are incessant
A recorded message was received in Kerrville, Texas, regarding warranties and protection plans, characteristic of robocalls.
