I've getting the exact same call almost daily from a different number each time. They are dialing sequential numbers trolling for victims. They have no information about any of your vehicles.
Got a call, The caller was a recording from a guy named Michael who said my vehicle's car warranty was expiring and this is my final notice failure to answer would result in my file be dropped, Would I like to hear coverage options? I asked what vehicle and it disconnected. I called it back and there was another recording asking if I wanted this number added to a do not call registry, if so please press one. I hung up, without pressing anything, as that is a common trick.
The exact thing happened to me. They said my car warranty was ending and this was my final warning. I hung up when the automated voice asked if I wanted to hear different coverage options. I know for a fact my warranty has not ended.
I've getting the exact same call almost daily from a different number each time. They are dialing sequential numbers trolling for victims. They have no information about any of your vehicles.
John, good point about not pressing anything when calling back (blocking your phone number first of course, using *67 in most cases) because using their "adding your number to their do not call registry" option only gives them an "active number" to sell to other scammers. Spent decades trying to convince my parents not to call these scammers back to 'chew them out', and they wonder why they get 30 scam calls every day!