Hey people, this is a scam. I contacted authorities and they confirmed they just want to get your credit card # and bilk you! Well they called me back and I played along, when asked what kind of car I had I told them I have a 2005 chevy impala they said 'hold on'. After about 30 seconds the woan gets back on the phone and says she has my ifo right there and the info came from Chvey and my warranty expired last month. (I drive a 72 Ford truck by the way) So I could buy extended warranty for my 2005 with 32K miles (would still be under warranty anyways!) and it would only cost $2750 for 3 years 36K. I said'what a deal! sign me up!' I was transferred to someone to get my credit card info ans he asked Visa or mastercard and I said visa, 838.... He said its a visa, should start with a 4 and I said oh a 4? ok 4 you can eat $h!t and bark at the moon you no good scam artist stealing from old ladies! You should be ashamed and how do you sleep at night? I said I was glad to be wasting his time so he couldnt steal form old ladies while I was taking up his time and he wouldnt hang up. He said I was a scum bag! and I told him it was probably a good feeling to be able to call someone that himself for a change!. He stayed on the phone while we traded insults for almost 10 minutes all the while I was telling him I was wasting his time so he could steal from people and as soon as I am sure he had another call to try to get credit card info, he hung up on me. They dont have any Info on anyone, its just a roll of the dice. If you call enough people, you will make some hits and at $2750, how many successful hits do they need? Just a few a day would be a huge profit and I could hear they had so many scam artist chattering away in the background, there must be dozens taking thier roll of the dice. Dont fall for it, I suggest you play along for awhile and waste their time as it seems the government cant end it, and after they have some time invested they want to stay on the line and close the deal. Just take the time to give 'em hell, waste their time and think all the while you may be keeping some hard working unsuspecting person from being ripped off for $2750!!!
They just called my office, but my new phone number is some other guy's old number, so I thought it was a call for him. I tried to explain that the guy they were trying to reach doesn't have the phone number anymore, and they transferred me around three or four times, and one time, the guy didn't know he had me on the line; I heard him say to someone else, "Yeah, [***] love that [***]." I said, "Hello?" and asked who to talk to about the phone number misunderstanding, and got transferred back to the original woman who answered my call, and when I told her I wanted to clear up this misunderstanding, she just hung up on me.
A little more information: someone found the guy's name in a reverse lookup directory. It's Gregory R. Biancone of NJ. Upon further investigation, I did find a Greg & Catherine Biancone at 319 Spring Dr., Newton, NJ 07860 - however, please note that I am not certain if this is the same Gregory R Biancone who runs the auto warranty scam. I would call and ask if I knew how to pronounce their last name.
I did a reverse look up at a pay site to see who this number belongs to. It is registered to a Rudolf Biancone at 1 Monroe Ave. Roseland, NJ 07068. Looks like this guy is the scam master. I hope my $20 look up helps, so start calling this guy and make him feel our pain LOL! His number is-973-228-1061. Have fun!
I also received a call from the nuumber 201-228-1061. When I tried to call it back, I got nothing but a busy signal. Something is definitely not right...