I too have had the same calls but have ignored them, assuming what you have verified. I intend to contact the CRTC or perhaps some branch of the law because I too feel that what they are doing is criminal. I would encourage as many as possible to do the same thing.
I work for a major manufacturer and have been getting the same calls as have hundreds of customers and have investigated this company. This is an aftermarket warranty company from the US that has moved its sights into Canada. They are randomly calling numbers and have none of your personal info or car information. They are trying to sell you an independent aftermarket warranty. They are very deceptive in their presentation making it sound like the manufacturer is calling you informing you of your warranty expiring and requiring urgent action. This is never the case. It is simply very aggressive marketing on their part. They are quick to say that any dealer or independent repair shop will honor their plan and it will save you thousands. That is simply not true. Unlike factory purchased extended warranties, most of these companies are very difficult to get work authorization for and a battle to get paid. Most garages will require you to pay for the repair then fight for a refund from the company. Ask your mechanic/dealer/garage how much aggrivation there is dealing with aftermarket warranty companies and if they will honor any of their warranty and you will be surprised by their answer. If you find anyone who says yes, let us know! They often pay for partial repairs, require you to preauthorize tear down and diagnosis, require you follow the maintenance in your owners manual precisely keeping all records and can default if you miss an oil change or other major service. They may use new/rebuilt or used parts and remove the vehicle from a particular facility if they are unwilling to accomodate these requests for them. If you are thinking about buying one of their plans.....READ THE FINE PRINT. It is not nearly as good as it sounds. Further..ask your dealer/garage/mechanic for an opinion on it before you purchase. If they won't honor it....what good is it! As well beware.....the contract is only as good as the viability of the company. Should they go broke...you have no recourse. Your money is gone. You are far better off to either return to your manufacturer and buy a factory plan, or, take the money you are thinking of spending on the plan and put it in a bank account for future repairs. Chances are very good you will end up selling your car with most of that money still there.
I finally picked up and listened to the recording past "your vehicle" (I don't even own a car) pressed whatever number directed me to an agent, who I had to ask to stop talking so I could get a word in and let him know he was calling a cell phone. I haven't gotten a call since.
phone calls regarding a car warranty-
416 000 3316, and the same thing- 416 000, only the last four were 3196, 9946, 9513, 4631, 7954, 4963, 1134
Company is National Dealer Warranty- look up Toronto Star for an article on these scammers. Their phone number is 1 800 436 3185. Their legal counsel is some scumbag named Michael Carter, at 636 916 4040. Give him a call, maybe if thousands of people call him to tell him to stop his 'client' - [***], this [***] is probably 100 percent behind it- to stop calling. This is fraud- they lie and say that your warranty is about to expire