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Fake Vehicle Warranty Scam Reports & Reviews (32)

- Washington, DC, USA
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Our records indicate that you have not contacted us to get your service contract activated. We are informing you that if your factory warranty has expired, you will be responsible for paying any repairs. However, if expired, you can still activate a service contract on your vehicle before it's too late.

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- Bensalem, PA, USA
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Received a letter stating that the factory warranty had expired & I would be financially liable for all repairs. I purchased the car from a Dealer as a used car & they provided me with a warranty. The fee was $169.00 per month for the warranty. When I told them the dealer provided me with a warranty, they hung up on the call.

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- Manassas, VA, USA
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I received an ad by mail today (12/27/24) from Motor Vehicle Services stating I had a $199 waiver for a very important matter regarding my recently purchased Toyota Tacoma, a final notice. When I called 877-711-1712 the rep said he represented the Toyota corporation and offered me a vehicle warranty from the corporate office, stating the warranty I had bought with my vehicle was a third party warranty and that it was faulty and often did not pay. He stated his warranty would also provide one year free maintenance, including oil changes, brake pads, etc. He would get my original warranty cancled with that original dealer refunding 90% of my $4000 warranty, which could be applied to the $3645 cost of this new and better warranty. Foolishly, I gave him my credt card number for a $100 initial fee to initiate the warrany exchange. He texted me a contract for an on line signing for an esig.line5.com/tcfqum company's document. Somehow, he had obtained at least the last four digits of my wife's SSN though the vehicle was only in MY name! I hestiated signing and said I needed further verification of his company. He said this was a one time deal, and I could not call back if I didn't accept the contract presented. I said I do not wish to continue and he said if he was a scam they would have already taken my money. They DID charge my card!! He said something about reversing the charge but DID NOT. I did not sign and he got more and more talkative trying to convince me to sign. There was no verification that the contract or he had anything to do with Toyota. MY BAD! I was NOT careful enough and was dumb enough to have given him my credit card number. He did NOT reverse the charge. The call ended. I immediately called my CC company and disputed the charge and got a new credit card. This company defrauds and lies to consumers! Totally misrepresented himself and his product and stole my $100. Their ad looks legitimate but is a total fraud. Buyer beware, and look at the details. I was stupid and DID NOT!

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- Philadelphia, PA, USA
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I received this letter often about my vehicle factory warranty has expired and that I'm financially liable for all repairs. Its said Time Sensitive and the person's name is Mark Smith Program Coordinator.

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- Hyattsville, MD, USA
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i RECEIVED A POSTAL MAIL (NOT THE FIRST) stating that I would lose coverage if I didn't call in with VIN and Mileage by Nov. 12, 2024.

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- Kingwood, TX, USA
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Shortly after buying a vehicle from a used car dealership, I received a very official-looking post card --with no indication that it was an advertisement-- stating that it was required that I register "for continued protection" for the vehicle I had purchased (the post card included specific information about the vehicle). The language was clearly trying to convey that I had signed up for a warranty protection plan when I bought the vehicle and that I was going to lose that protection if I didn't call within 2 weeks. This post card was so real looking that I had to go back and review my car dealer paperwork to confirm that I hadn't actually signed up for this alleged service.

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- Fairfax, VA, USA
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The scam involves repeated post cards that say you have to call within 5 days of the purchase of a used car or the warranty will expire. The post cards all use certain personal information — full name, address, personal information, Vehicle Identification Number, make and model. The post cards (received 3 of them) claimed I had only 5 days to “update the factory warranty” on my newly purchased used car.

No company is listed — the suggestion is that this is from Hyundai (I purchased a used Hyundai) without saying so.

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- Washington, DC, USA
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Received letter about Nissan auto service contract sent to another name at my address. Called to inform that no one with that nae at my address. Respondent repeatedly and aggressively demanded information about my car, milage and vin number, and warned me not to hang up, which I eventually did.

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- Enola, PA, USA
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Scammer sent FINAL NOTICE postcard regarding my newly purchased vehicle stating in order to guarantee its safe operation I needed to call. When I called, they said my vehicle was flagged for OCM Chip, brain of vehicle and computer system.. each would cost over $4,000 to fix and if I don’t purchase extended warranty, I’d have to pay all of it out of pocket and my VIN would be flagged and no dealer would work on my vehicle. I asked for their company name and they said Warranty Protection Dept.. they could not give me a company name and when I asked for their business address, they asked for my address. I spoke with my car dealership, and there is no such issue and it did not come from them. These scammers are relentless and caused upset :(

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- Flushing, NY, USA
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Received several postal mails from unnamed company that my "factory warranty on my 2015 Honda CRV" has expired. Te letter only gives an 888 #,no return address on envelope or letter. I do not have any such warranty, just our car insurance with Geico. This is clearly scam.

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- Manassas, VA, USA
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Contacted by the scammer concerning a vehicle I purchased in VA less than 6 months ago, and asked to call concerning my warranty expiring. It was the first notice I received to my PO Box and said this was the FINAL NOTICE or my warranty would expire. I was given a number to call with my VIN and mileage information to "activate" the extension of my factory warranty, or vehicle service contract, which the letter stated I had failed to do. The scammer had much of my information already including vehicle Make/Model, so the most logical source of the information appears to be from the vehicle manufacturer (NISSAN in my case) or VA DMV, where someone possibly stole or sold the information (speculating since I cannot imagine how else it was obtained).

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