Googled the number, and the auto complete already knew the number I was punching in - obviously I've looked them up before, as have tens of thousands of other people googled the same number on multiple occasions before me.
If even the automated Google search recognizes this outfit is up to no good, why the heck can't the FCC get off of its lazy ineffectual rear end to enforce the laws they''re supposed to be enforcing and finally prosecute these same good-for-nothing repeat offenders who've been peddling their dubious 'auto warranties' for years now?
And by the way, who over the age of six would open their wallets & buy a warranty from a company which proves it's untrustworthy by routinely harassing people on the DNC list & demonstrating - even before customers purchase a policy from them! - that they don't care one whit about their obligations under the law? Insane.
Let me add my name to the list. Same old, I'm on the DNC list. These clowns, who have called from numbers in other states, like most good scam-artists, now are using the 281 area code, meaning they have a local infestation. They call almost daily and do not respond to requests to stop calling or threats to pass them on to the proper authorities. Anybody got a drastic but viable solution?
They're even trying to sell me a warranty on a car I sold in 2008.