Called Sept 16.
Wanted to sell me extended car warranty one of my cars. I told them I did not have that car any longer as it was in a crash. They said hope everyone was OK, I said no, my wife will never walk again ( I made that up for the record) . They then said sorry for that and then tried to sell me warranty on my other car.....lol
These people called my elderly parents and when I saw my mom struggling to get a word in edgewise I took the phone and told them to take the number out of their database. The fool actually told me NO! I hung up on him and called back to report him. You get a message to hold and then the call hangs up. I'm reporting them to the BBB.
This number is relentless in calling me and attempting to sell me an extended warranty on the car I no longer own. What you have to do is waste their time like they do yours. Apparently they have someone just calling and if you express interest in wanting the policy which I did they have a alleged manager try to close the deal. I told them it sounds too good to believe and I want it. Now for the good part. I gave them a fictitious 16 digit credit card number to pay for the policy. Then another person who identifies himself as the general manager gets on the phone and tells me to wait until they give me a verification of payment number which I know he is unable to do as I made up the 16 digit credit card number. After a brief wait the GM comes back on the phone and asks me to read the credit card number again as they could not process my warranty with the credit card number I gave them. I told them I made up the number and I do not want to buy the policy as I no longer own the car and as they have been wasting my time with phone calls for the last month I thought it would be fun to waste their time with an incorrect credit card number. I guess the excitement of making a $3000.00 sales was gone. The only way to have these scammers stop calling if they know they are wasting their time calling you.