Got the standard recorded message saying that my warranty is about to expire. As I bought a truck a couple of years ago, I figured that I would let the call play out, thinking that it was probably a scam. 'Mark' answered the phone of the 'warranty department' and asked for the year, make and model of my vehicle. I responded with, "which one? I have three" and he immediately hung up. What a [***].
oh my god!! I can't believe that! I am really glad that I didn't pick up the phone! What harrassment! This should be illegal! How are they getting the numbers and how are they getting away with this!?
this caller keeps calling my fax machine and after checking out what has been posted here, I feel pretty lucky they have the wrong #. I do have a suggestion, and yes it will take a little patience and savvy: Appear to be a discombobulated senior citizen who's cooperative. Ask them to wait while you get the information on your 1942 La Salle (or Edsel..pick and old make that couldn't possibly have a current warranty or pick an obscure make the caller has never heard of like a Pinzgauer, Renalut, or Glas.) then just keep stringing them along by asking them to wait by putting the phone down for 3-5 minutes at a time. Either they'll hang up or you just read them numbers and information off of cereal boxes or canned food (UPC # for VIN # etc.) Have fun with it and don't let it get you down because it's their dime. Maybe you can reverse the frustration back on them and have a good laugh...I learned this trick from a wise old aunt.
This people have been calling me that i have an expired warranty, but unable to tell which car I have. I requested for them to remove my number from their data base, but they failed to do so. I get 10-15 calls from them. This is annoying and I found this to be harassment.