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Aggressive fake home warranty phishing letter targets new home buyers
This scam letter uses very aggressive wording, example: "Failure to call and prevent a lapse in coverage could result in you being liable for all costs associated with any home repairs ... We reserve the right to revoke your eligibility..."
Very frustrating that the US system is so aggressively anti-regulation that this scam appears to be all over the place with impunity. I doubt the time I put into reporting this will matter at all, but here it is. Maybe y'all will actually do something about this?
As a new home buyer I am inexperienced with this practice of crooks looking up residential purchases and sending letters like this to steal from people.
DO SOMETHING, PLEASE. Or is this the crooks' "Constitutional right" to try to rip people off? Is that what America is about now?
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Received a phishing letter about home warranty expiration
The woman I spoke to was very combative when I asked why I was being reached out to.
Most definitely a red flag that they are preying on people and that this is a scam.
I have no idea what they are talking about. They did reference a bank that I had a mortgage with many years ago.
Claims a policy exists for mechanical systems when none exist that will end on the 31st of October.
It is obvious a fishing scam as they have no return address just a number to call them 888-413-5452
No legiate business operate this way..
When a bisiness starts with false information and hiding their address ..it is a scam...stay away and do not call them nor contact them...
when I called the number, they were employing misleading and aggressive sales tactics.
after I asked a few questions, they also referred to the business as "Omega Home Care".
I was savvy enough to be skeptical and ask a lot of questions. I'm concerned they would easily dupe people who were not naturally skeptical.
This is to inform you your home's warranty is about to expire or has expired.
Referred to MY specific address
No company name
Customer ID different on each letter
No email
No website
I called and year of home, wrong
Also said if didn’t pay immediately on phone $179 I would not be able to call back. Had to be debit or credit card immediately.