Who called from 3367932533

BUNCH OF TELEMARKETER SCUM TRYING TO SELL OVER PRICED CAR WARRANTYS     TURN IN TO DO NOT CALL  GOVERNMENT SITE

No one responded when we answered call.

Calling in regards to my 2006 Chevrolet Aveo.  Advised that I do not now nor have I ever owned one.  Then wanted to know what I currently drive so they "can update their records.  Suggested what they needed to do with their records is take me off.  Call terminated

Called and asked for me by my maiden name...I have been married for 55 years!  I asked who was calling and she said "vehicle processing dept", so I assume it was in connection with my Honda which is titled in my name and my husband's jointly.  I told her this was not my name and offered no  explanation as to what my real name is. She abruptly hung up.  I recently received mail concerning a service contract because my new car warranty had expired, so I assume this might have been why she was calling me.  However, she did not get the name right and was rude to hang up without apology when I told her that was not my name.

Warranty Toads.


This is a VoIP number that these tele-scammers are using to look as if they work right in your area, this is an East Coast phone number, yet when you call it back you get a message that states their hours as Pacific Time!!

They are looking to sell you their way overpriced auto warranty.  They appear to have purchased information on recent vehicle registrations and are calling people whose autos are about out of the factory warranty - or are out of warranty - to try and sell them an extended warranty at a high price.    

Don't bother.   This stuff is useless.  If they can "protect" your auto with a $2,500 warranty, you can do the same - just pop that money in the bank and 'warranty' it yourself.   Because if you don't have to repair your vehicle before you trade it in, you get to keep the $2,500 that you saved by NOT buying their over-priced "warranty" and put it towards the next vehicle you buy.   If you spent it on their warranty and then never needed to use it - you just LOST $2,500 and you'll have to spring for it AGAIN on the next vehicle.   Stupid isn't it?

Self insure.   It's cheaper in the long run.