Calls from this number come everyday. Because of the time zones, it is 5:30 a.m. California time when we get the calls. No legitimate business would be calling anyone at this hour !
Beware of anyone calling from this number. They called my fiance and told her that the warranty on her Toyota had expired and MUST be renewed with a credit card or the bank that issued the auto loan would order her 2012 Toyota Highlander to be repo'd immediately. She declined several times but they continued to call her an average of 2-3 times per day for several months. They called again on Monday 3/3/2014 and said they would be charging her credit card a fee of only $100 to extend the warranty for 5 additional years. She felt it sounded like a decent deal, but after she gave them her credit card number, they charge $3,000. We have spent the last few days making reports to the Attorney General's Office, the BB, Toyota, and spreading the word about these fraudsters. We collected our phone records and counted 42 times that they called since our first request that they stop calling. They continue calling anyway, and even taunt us now that we disputed the charge on the credit card. Beware of these scammers!
This number calls weekly if not more on my work phone. I have told them repeatedly that I a-no longer own a Nissan and B-I never needed their extended warranty because I purchased 100k bumper to bumper when I bought the car. If you try to talk back with them, they hang up. Rude and annoying to say the least!
These callers call my comcast landline 2-3 times a day. They either will hang up or when they do speak they ask for my husband. I have called back several times about every fourth call they do transfer you to a person or put you on hold. It is a scam. I am currently calling them back again to complain. The last time I called to speak with someone they stated that had not ever called. Not sure who this company. After some heated words with a gentleman on the phone he said that they are national auto division and that their website is nationalautodivision.com. I asked him who the CEO was or what was their purpose and he reported that should be found online and in a condescending tone stated let me spell that for you when I informed him that the website stated it was "under construction". When I informed him that they were being reported he stated, "Well Ma'am I have already taken you off our list."
My husband said that he received a flyer in the mail from this company.. He stated before I could tell him about comments here: "They offered for like a hundred dollars an extended warranty on our car but I did not do it because we already had one." I am not sure how they are accessing people's accounts that have recently purchased cars but it is kind of scary. I waited in "line" for the second line they keep calling and after waiting in line for 10 minutes it sent me to a voicemail that sounded like a cell phone and not a professional business
They are selling extended auto insurance - I have asked them not to call multiple times and they are still calling.
you can call the number back, but good luck at getting them to remove your name. I'm going to have file a complaint against them.