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've been sent a notification claiming I own a 2017 Toyota Yaris, which is completely false, and I'm trying to determine the origin of this mistaken information and possibly claim the vehicle if it indeed exists.
User report's this as bad information
This company allegedly offered fake car warranties.
User feedback indicates that this number is undesirable.
The provided information is negative.
I received a fraudulent mailer purporting to be affiliated with my vehicle's warranty, providing only this phone number and a Spanish-speaking line, presumably to target Spanish-speaking individuals with scams.
A call was made claiming my warranty was expiring, and after providing my approval number, the caller hung up.
The provided information is: Badly inaccurate
A warning has been issued by the user, advising caution when interacting with this number.
The informations provided by the user is: Caution
Users are advised to exercise caution with this number.
Correspondence was received, purportedly from Todd Droege, Program Coordinator, emphasizing the urgency of the matter and encouraging immediate action to avoid a price increase in auto protection plans, replete with threatening language.
Overall experiance was bad
These individuals are scammers providing false information
Despite having a factory warranty that has not expired, a mailing indicated my 2020 Jeep's warranty was ending, prompting a warning to others to verify such claims with their auto dealer to avoid potential scams.
Unsolicited mail has been received, attempting to sell a warranty despite already having coverage, rendering the solicitations unnecessary
I recived a post card with this phone number, claiming to be about a car warranty, but it was a scam, and the card was even addressed to someone who died 25 years ago
This is a scam
User feedback indicates a negative experience
This appears to be an auto warranty scam.
User feedback indicates this is bad.
The user's feedback was negative
The user reported that this number is bad, beware!
Apparently, it's a scam, recieved a letter stating my waranty has expired, they seem to know my name, adress and car make, which is wierd, possibily obtained from the insurence company since they are the only ones who have acces to this informations.
A postcard and voicemail message were received regarding the expiration of a car warranty for a vehicle I've never owned, threatening full responsibility for repairs if I didn't comply.
Scammers are making robo calls, attempting to obtain payment information for a supposed warranty that allegedly can't be secured unless acted upon immediately.
The user reported this as a negative experience.
A misleading mailer was sent, claiming a 2014 Equinox is out of warranty, despite never owning such a vehicle, and the only contact information provided was this phone number, which seems to be a scam.
The user's experience was poor.
According to the user's feedback, the experience was negative.