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Letter saying I need to call them immediately for a service contract on my vehicle.

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Fairly official looking letter in a blank envelope with no business name, no return address, no business address, and an 800 number. Trying to sell a fake warranty. I am 100% willing to bet that my recent shopping online for insurance resulted in one of those companies selling my information to this scammer. Beware!
Could definitely fool the elderly or young people

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Got the exact same letter, Aug. 10, 2023, the only difference is mine is signed by "Mark Smith, Program Coordinator, 1-800-486-9611" - all else is the same scam.

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I received a letter in the mail

RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE REQUESTED

ATTENTION: ******** *****

Please call 1-800-851-0673 to VIN and current mileage before 08/03/2023.

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

You are receiving this notice because your factory warranty has expired or may be about to expire.

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 your 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 within 5 days to ensure eligibility.

Sincerely,

Richard Thomas

Program Coordinator

1-800-851-0673

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Don't own the vehicle they are talking about in the picture of the letter I'm sending.

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Generic email regarding my brand new (167 miles) 2023 Ford . Reported that my manufacturer warranty was about to expire. There was no provided email, no provide web site, company name is made up (number ties to a "phoenix warranty services".

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No return address, no address on envelope and the postal service delivers? I hold USPS responsible for delivering this type of mailing no matter how much income they generate! This is a scam and the government is allowing it to happen using their means of transportation and man hours, not to mention the aggravation the American people have to deal with this! Its a shame!

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I too received a postal mail that looked like a warranty expiration at quick glance, but it didn’t look quite right. It felt like ‘phishing’ and sure enough, checking a few places on the internet confirmed suspicions.
“Final Notice” Scam

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Letter claiming that a newly purchased (within 2 weeks ago) vehicle's factory warranty has expired or is about to expire.

Copy of letter attached

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Mail received with my name, address, car make and year. Did nothing with it as it looked suspicious but it could easily be mistaken for something legit.

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Simply getting mail asking me to call to update vehicle coverage for a car I have never owned. Comes with a check for a registration voucher for$199.00

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Look closer, It is not a check and it says so.

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I knew off the bat this was a scam. Because I never had a driver's license in my life & never owned a car in my life. So yea definitely a scam. How do I come about this. That's crazy cause a senior can get easily scammed for thier money. I hope this can get looked into. I'm not the only one.
Factory warranty has expired or may expired soon.

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Hi my name is Kenya Brito and Iive in 229 East Pine Avenue in Bensenville and someone has stolen my identity. I’ve never purchase a car in my life and this is getting out of control
I’ve been scammed

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burn it. fake!

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I dont have a car never have had one and they send me this letter talking coverage for vehicle services and my legs get me everywhere

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- Metamora, IL, USA
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Has my vehicle make, model, and year. And my home address and name.

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- Weirton, WV, USA
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Received multi phone calls and multi letters. Today was the icing on th cake. IMMEDIATE RESPONSE NECESSARY!! DO NOT

IGNORE. Postal Mail

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- Fort Thomas, KY, USA
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A "Richard Jones" sent us a letter in the mail (no return address listed anywhere) letting us know our Vehicle Service Contract and or Factory Warranty was about to expire. They wanted us to call with our VIN number and a made up Customer ID number that they supplied. I reached out to our car salesman who recently sold us the car and he said it was a scam and to not call or respond.

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- Tacoma, WA, USA
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A fake car insurance company try to sell me a fake insurance claim that they said was for a car I don’t even own or have history with AT ALL!

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This was sent to my 13-year-old daughter. Although it definitely appears fraudulent, I called Equifax to ensure that it is.

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This letter was sent to my 13-year-old daughter, telling her that the vehicle identification number and mileage was needed on a 2021 Chevrolet. Because she is a minor I was concerned about a breach and her Equifax information. The letter is fraudulent and there was no breach thankfully.

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I received this in the name of my 13-year-old daughter. It is concerning, if only for that reason. After recognizing the things that were missing from the document, I also called Equifax to ensure that her credit had not been inquired about.

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+1 (888) 413-6075 2 0
+1 (800) 851-0673 0 0
+1 (877) 205-9492 0 0
+1 (888) 582-6670 0 0
+1 (877) 203-4130 0 0
+1 (888) 261-5024 0 0
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+1 (800) 298-4306 4 0
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+1 (800) 851-0673 6 4
+1 (800) 755-4172 1 1
+1 (888) 413-5067 4 2
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