And how exactly do you put a debt onto their "credit report"? I am not down for their scams but being less than honest here helps no one. There is now way you can just "put" a debt on a business credit profile nor could you even substantiate the debt of you could.
I don't know how they get their info but they knew everything about my car. I just told them I no longer owned it and they were fine and hung up. Doubt they will call again.
I called them back, asked for a CSR and asked them to remove my # from their calling list. Took about 2 minutes but what a pain. I must get 8 to 10 calls per day from telemarketers, when you call each of them back it really starts to add up.
As others have said, it's the extended warranty scam.
I asked them why I should do business with a company who violates federal regulations.
They asked "what regulations"
I replied, the do not call list.
They hung up on me.
It is a scam .. they are trying to get you to purchase an extended warranty but what you will get for your money is...NOTHING!! Do not fall for it. These people should be ashamed of themselves scamming money from some poor unexpecting people. They will send you official looking documents saying your manufacturer's warranty is about to expire. Don't fall for it. I've had calls from so called "dealer services" and "Liberty Automotive" There is no liberty automotive where I live, that is not where I bought my car from nor is it who my car is insured with. These types of people are the WORST!! scum of the earth. The next time they call tell them it is all over the internet and the better business bureau that they are a scam and to get a real job and stop trying to rip people off.