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- Moncks Corner, SC, USA • Jun 25, 2024
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I received a letter in the mail that looked official stating that my Mercedes factory warranty had expired. It had my name, home address and car info on it. This alarmed me because this letter was out of the blue and I had paid all fees due on it. Plus, I just got the car. I called the phone number on the letter (888-307-2075) and I was about to hang up because the phone rang for a long time. A man answered and he got annoyed because I asked him to clarify the letter and I kept asking questions. He didn't tell me his name and didn't sound legitimate. I asked if the warranty would cost me anything just to see what he would say and he said of course, it's a Mercedes, then he hung up on me.

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- Dorchester, MA, USA
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letter by postal mail demanding IMMEDIATE RESPONSE REQUEST, pretending to be Toyota Official Business, providing customer ID #, summary of terms _TBD by a qualified specialist coverage till 2030 year and threatning that if a customer does not get extended warranty they will be responsible for paying any repairs.

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- Gloucester, MA, USA
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Auto warranty scam. Will send faking documents looking like a $200 “voucher” despite it specifically stating it is not a check and will mail you stating that your warranty is expiring with your cars VIN and tell you to call their number before a certain date.

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- Kingsport, TN, USA
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This scammer was given my PII by the used car selling company Carmax.

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- Savage, MD, USA
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Vehicle service contract

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- Cambridge, MA, USA
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Presumably a phishing scam to get car-owners to provide personal or financial information by phone. Quotes from the letter sent via postal mail:

“Our records indicate that you have not contacted us regarding the vehicle service contract on your vehicle… final acceptance is subject to your ability to meet eligibility requirements… call within 5 days to ensure eligibility.”

Signed by “James Conrad, Program Coordinator”

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- Deer Park, TX, USA
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ATTENTION: My Name

Please call 1-888-307-2075 with VIN and current mileage before May 31,2024

Our records indicate that you have not contacted us regarding the vehicle service contract on your vehicle.

By neglecting to activate your coverage you will be at risk of being financially liable for any and all repairs after your factory warranty expires. However, you still may have time left to activate coverage on your vehicle before it's too late. Final acceptance is subject to your ability to meet eligibility requirements.

This may be our only attempt to contact you about activating your vehicle service contract. We reserve the right to revoke your eligibility for service coverage if you do not meet our criteria. Call withing 5 days to ensure eligibility.

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- Austin, TX, USA
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Received several notices from an unnamed sender (mailed from 63155, a St. Louis, MO, zip code) addressed to me, regarding a Subaru Crosstrek Sport (with my car's VIN listed). Sender asks me to contact them to have my "vehicle service contract activated." They are attempting to sell me an extended vehicle service warranty, even though I just purchased this vehicle a few months ago and bought an extended warranty through Subaru. In place of a return address, they list: "2024 Subaru Crosstrek Sport / Official Business / Penalty for Private Use, $300."

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- Plymouth, MA, USA
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Received a notice in the mail stating that my Toyota vehicle service contract was expiring and I should respond immediately to the phone number 888 307-2075. Stated I must respond by 5/8/2024. There was no company name, address email or website in the notice. They of course had my address, name and my vehicle information.

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- Wilmington, MA, USA
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The scammer included my name and mailing address and make of the vehicle on the communication. It looks like an official communication, although nowhere on the document does it identify the business entity that sent it. The only information that could be used to identify the business is a phone number: 888-307-2075.

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- Chelmsford, MA, USA
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Notice received via regular mail resembling official Honda paperwork indicating that the company has not been contacted to have the vehicle service contract activated. Immediate response is requested, stating that vehicle owner will be responsible for paying for any repairs if the warranty is not activated. Response deadline of less than 1 week is noted in bold capital letters. Includes vehicle owner name and address, vehicle year, make, and model, and references a “Customer ID” number.

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- Methuen, MA, USA
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IMMEDIATE RESPONSE REQUESTED

Letter received stating a response to the notice was requested

Vehicle service contract

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- Plymouth, MA, USA
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Letter for car warranty. Had make and model and year of car and knew factory warranty expired recently.

Signed James Conrad Program coordinator. States all service contracts are through Evercare Direct in smaller print.

Gave approval code 985DL 33133

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- Sunbright, TN, USA
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Received a letter regarding "my" vehicle service contract and warranty on a 2017 Hyundai Ioniq listing make, model, and a VIN# addressed to my name and address for a vehicle that I have never owned. States Immediate Response Requested and that if my factory warranty expires I will be responsible for all repairs and to call them before it is too late. Lists operating days and hours and phone number, but no business name or address. It's a scam.

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- Saugus, MA, USA
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The scammer pretended to be my car dealership insurance asking me to switch my loan. They also asked me for money

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- Durango, CO, USA
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These scammers have been sending me mail since 2020. I finally called the number today to get removed from their junk mailings and got repeated recordings about getting a free Life Alert. I was unable to get a hold of a human.

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- Plymouth, MA, USA
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I received a notice looking very authentic as coming from General Motors claiming my warranty expired and a time sensitive call was necessary and requesting the VIN number and mileage, and that I have not contacted hem about my coverage.

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- West Springfield, MA, USA
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Multiple letters received via postal mail claiming to be from "Vehicle Services Division" about expiring coverage. The second mail included a check for $199.00 as a "Registration Fee Voucher"

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- Leominster, MA, USA
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Received mail that looked like a real check but was actually fake and an attempt to get me to call 888-307-2075 but there is no company name and it is obviously a scam.

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- Crestview, FL, USA
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Recieved a letter stating that my vehicle's service warranty had not been activated, and to call the number to activate a service contract on my vehicle. I know this is a scam because my husband and I purchased a warranty at the dealership at the time of purchase/leasing applied to our loan. I have reached out to our dealership and warranty provider and was informed our warranty is indeed active still and this is a scam. I have seen additional feedback on other websites regarding the number provided that this "company" pretends to be representatives of various big name manufacturers (ie they state they are Hyundai, or Ford, or Subaru, etc. when they in fact are not).

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