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- Madison Heights, VA, USA • Jul 29, 2025
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Received a letter stating my home warranty coverage expired/was expiring.

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- Bella Vista, AR, USA • Jul 23, 2025
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Received a green postcard in mail with a Mortgage ID# above my name and address. States important notice and am to call844-892-0209 asap. No address. In small print at bottom states all information provided my Mortgage Services Group LLC 877-899-1809. I did not call as I checked out on-line and appears to be a scam.

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- Little Rock, AR, USA • Jul 22, 2025
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It was an official-looking mailpiece from my former mortgage lender addressed to me, which included an official-looking check for $199.00. The copy read:

This letter is to inform you about an important matter regarding the property at (my address in Little Rock, AR) secured by your current lender, which is Iberiabank Mortgage. We reserve the right to revoke allocated waiver after 7 days of receiving this notice.

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- Pittsburgh, PA, USA • Jul 17, 2025
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Every week i get threatening letter saying they need my home warranty information. Seems they get this info from public records on home loans. Paper looks official. I called my bank..its a scam.

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- Baldwinsville, NY, USA • Jul 15, 2025
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Letter stated this is the FINAL NOTICE and that my home warranty may have or has already expired. I had been previously contacted and that I need to call to activate my Home Warranty. Failure to call and prevent a potential lapse could result in myself being liable for all costs associated with any hope repairs. However, I may have time still left to activate the warranty on my home before it is too late. No inspection will be required /and final acceptance is subject to my ability to meet eligibility requirements, They reserve the right to revoke my eligibility for service coverage after the expiration date of 7/21/2025. PLEASE respond immediately by calling 1-888-404-4504.

Sincerely,

Vicky Mercer

Program Director

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- Jeffersonville, IN, USA • Jul 07, 2025
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Received postcard from 4EverHome USA, LLC notifying of a Warranty Replacement Notice. The letter had a registration ID and a pin number along with the message:

"Dear NAME,

This is your Warranty Replacement notice advising you to contact our offices so you do not have a lapse in coverage for all available covered components. With active services, all repairs and replacements will be covered that reflect your updated paperwork. Call 1-888-413-5452 now before it's too late and your expiration date expires leaving your home at risk of expensive repairs and/or product replacement."

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- Mission, TX, USA • Jul 02, 2025
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Fake Mortgage Warranty Expiration Notice - Phishing Scam.

Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter - Wells Fargo Bank Imposter.

Letter was ominous. Example texts from letter: FINAL NOTICE. Avoid any Unnecessary delays in your coverage, etc.

Failure to call and prevent a potential lapse in coverage could result in you being liable for all costs.....

Signed by J. Morton, Program Director, 1-888-982-1981.

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- Clarksburg, WV, USA • Jun 19, 2025
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Letter includes:

“This notice is to inform you that the property's home warranty, at address , secured by BANK - PLEASE CALL TO VERIFY, may be expiring or may have already expired. Our Records indicate you HAVE NOT CONTACTED us to update your warranty policy. We reserve the right to revoke your eligibility for coverage for Failure to call us before the expire date of June 24th, 2025. Contact us immediately by calling 1-877-499-4406 to ensure there is no further lapse in coverage. Without a home warranty in place, you are at risk of being Financially Liable for any and all repairs.”

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- Pittsburgh, PA, USA • Jun 17, 2025
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Home warranty secured by Fannie Mae Mortgage

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- Edmond, OK, USA • Jun 03, 2025
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I received a letter in the mail for an expired home warranty. It was signed by Corey C*******. It had only one phone number, no address, no website. I googled the number to make sure I was correct that it was a scam.

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- Pittsburgh, PA, USA • May 28, 2025
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This was a letter asking to call to prevent a lapse in coverage.

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- Glassport, PA, USA • May 24, 2025
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Got a post card requesting a call about homeowners protection for mechanical systems (warranty replacement notice is in the text in multiple places).

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- Colorado Springs, CO, USA • May 23, 2025
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“Home Warranty Department” sent an official looking letter with relatively standard “high pressure sales tactics” to my new home with their phone number. My name, mortgage lender, and other personal information were on this letter. I eventually called them to tell them to stop sending me mail and to place on their do not contact list.

After telling them I was not interested and didn’t need this, and to not reach back out, they proceeded to tell me that “the state requires you to purchase a home warranty so you do need it.” Being an adult male with a natural annoyance to these types of tactics I immediately questioned it while googling on my phone to verify what I knew was true. Then caller then insisted that if I did not purchase this I would be fined much more than the home warranty by “the state.”

This practice is extremely problematic. I did not fall for it, but had many other Americans called them, they very well would fall into what is either a scam (if this company is even real, which is questionable) or a very poor financial return on investment while feeling forced into it. Regardless of whether someone thinks this is a good return on investment or not, having legal action threatened is a classic mark of a scam.

When I challenged him hardly with, “what law are you talking about, I looked it up,” the caller immediately hung up.

I am fairly certain threatening legal recourse that doesn’t exist like this is illegal, if it isn’t, it needs to be. Buyer beware as your information gets sold to these companies by these credit unions and other related companies, because most of them are scams at best, and ill advised companies at worst.

If this is a real company, I home the ScamPulse.com can do something about this behavior.

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- Frederick, MD, USA • May 21, 2025
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We received the notice in the mail and did not respond to it. We do not have a home warranty so we knew that none was expiring. We live in Frederick County Maryland.

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA • May 20, 2025
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Scammer sent a piece of mail that wanted me to reply. They claimed my home warranty was about to expire. They said it was the final notice, which it was the only notice I was sent.

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- Oil City, PA, USA • May 20, 2025
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I receive letters from this source at least once a month saying that either my auto or my home warranty are about to expire unless I call the number and get "the Warranty up to date." The letters always show "FINAL NOTICE" front and center. They include a customer number and an expiration date. I recognize this as a scam, but am concerned that some other people might not, particularly since the letters keep coming and I doubt they would continue if they were not producing some revenue. I have called the number twice to request that removal from the mailing list, but after a few months without letters, they begin again, which is annoying.

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- Yonkers, NY, USA • May 19, 2025
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I received a letter in the mail about a final notice on my home warranty stating it was from Wells Fargo, the bank with which my house is financed. The letter was addressed to my home address and included a check voucher for $199 or an amount like that. I called and was told my home warranty had expired and that I needed to pay for it. They told me that when I was charged it wouldn't say Wells Fargo but Pro Home and then the second charge would also have a different name. They asked for my phone number, email, and credit card number. I sadly gave them the information and then later learned it was a scam once I called Wells Fargo and they informed me they had not contacted me about a home warranty.

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- Jacksonville, FL, USA • May 13, 2025
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I received a notice in the mail stating failure to call will prevent a lapse in coverage in my home warranty and the had my banks name

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- Blanchard, OK, USA • May 13, 2025
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Got a letter in the mail from warranty global group with my name and address using my mortgage company. Stating my home warranty is past due.

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- Yukon, OK, USA • May 13, 2025
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Rec'd letter addressed to myself, the homeowner stating to call 1-877-499-4406 regarding my home warranty at my address and stated this was secured by my mortgage company (by name). Failure to call would be a potential lapse in coverage. From Andrew ********, Program Director.

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