sound like a scam. they call themselves auto warranty company. when i asked who they were representing, the call hung up. funny, i don't even have warranty with them. there is no info on the company, or other phone # to reach them, sounds like a shady deal from fl, like the ballot chads from the last election.
ive been getting calls also for a car warranty. they have changed numbers. the best remedy for these types of calls is to go to the federal trade commisson's website and file a complaint there. i used to get calls from a bill collection agency, and had told them repeatedly the person they are looking for isnt me. they just kept calling. when i filed my complaint on the ftc's website it ended. has anyone had their oil changed at one of the quick change places? i am beginning to think they have given my phone number out to these people since it started shortly after that.
I've gotten 3-4 of these calls over the past month, but I noticed they started calling as soon as I got my driver's license (which was much later than most people get it). I don't even own a car yet, but they somehow knew when I got a license.
This call is the usual and customary vehicle warranty extension
call which is seemingly unending in tenacity.Attempts to opt out by leaving a "DO NOT CALL" message only automatically enrolls you in many more such
telephonic attacks.
This is a very real scam. They also called me from 757-990-8950.
Its from Temprenceville VA. I called the Temprenceville Police
and reported them. They said to call my local Police Dep and file a
report. Then they would start working on it. The man at National Warente said for only $2489 he could insure my car for 5 years.
He said he does not have a web page, I told him I would call him back,
and he gave me a bogus name and phone number. They call me 2-3 times per day. We should hang these crooks ASAP.. I feel bad for all the people thay have scammed.