Home Warranty Mail Phishing Scam Reports & Reviews

Home Warranty Mail Phishing Scam Reports & Reviews (4)

- Mendon, MA, USA • Jul 27, 2025

Scammer's phone (888) 404-4504
Scammer's address St Louis, MO, USA
Country United States
Type of a scam Other

A letter that keeps coming to my house. No return address. The post office said they can't do anything, which I believe is not true.

The stamp says US postage paid. Mailed from 63155 permit 5497. Please find these scam artists and stop them!!!

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- Fitchburg, MA, USA • Jul 16, 2025

Scammer's phone (888) 928-1981
Scammer's address None Provided, None Provided
Country United States
Type of a scam Phishing

Received postal mail letter from "HOME WARRANTY DIVISION" but no actual company name or address provided. It stated that the letter acted as a FINAL NOTICE to pay for Home Warranty coverage and to call 888-928-1981 to pay to keep up warranty. There was NEVER any warranty program for my home so this is a phishing scam to extort money for services not actually provided. The letter is signed by Jeff Morgan, Program Director.

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- Springfield, MA, USA

Scammer's phone (877) 671-1027
Country United States
Type of a scam Phishing

Received a card in the mail stating my registration is required and to call (877) 671-1027 to continue protection. No company/business name, no email address, no mailing address is listed on the card.

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- Westfield, MA, USA

Scammer's phone 1(888) 404-4504
Country United States
Type of a scam Phishing

My Mom received a letter by mail from Wade Grant/Program Director of Home Warranty Division. It said that her "home warranty" would be expiring by 11/5/24 and to keep it up-to-date, she needed to call 1-888-404-4504 as soon as possible. She lives in an apartment and has no "home warranty" so she told me about it. When I called, the company didn't identify themselves and I was transferred to a person named "Julian". I told him about the letter. He asked for the Customer ID which on the letter was 289LD60632. I told him that my Mom has an apartment so has no need for a home warranty and hasn't had one. He had her name and address. The address had her apartment number on it. He said, "Oh this is an apartment. I'll take her name off the list. Tell her to please disregard any future mail she may receive."

I think this was an attempt to scam my Mom into purchasing an unrequested/unneeded home warranty thru this company. Fortunately, my Mom called me so I could follow-up, but it upset and worried her.

Thank-you.

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