Sign in  

Vehicle warranty letter

Sharing is caring! Are you having problems with Vehicle warranty letter? Use ScamPulse to file a complaint.

Vehicle warranty letter Reports & Reviews (10)

- Ogden, UT, USA • May 20, 2025
Report

Got mail saying I wasn't registered

Useful
Reply
- Gray Court, SC, USA • May 07, 2025
Report

I got a letter with no return address telling me it was a FINAL NOTICE to keep the warranty on my new vehicle up to date. There was a $199 voucher attached. The letter says I have 7 days to respond after I receive the notice. It has my correct name and address and also the model and year of the vehicle. It urges me to call 800-250-5716 to verify my information. I did not call, so I cannot comment on any other activity that could be associated with this letter.

Useful
Reply
- Clearfield, UT, USA • Apr 24, 2025
Report

I received a letter addressed to me, mis-identifying my car, but threatening in that they use bold oversized lettering that I HAVE NOT CONTACTED them to get my service contract up-to-date. The letter does not identify who sent it and the envelope does not have an identifying name/address. I'm old, but not stupid. I will never call a number/company that will not identify itself.

Useful
Reply
- Banning, CA, USA • Apr 04, 2025
Report

Received a mail notice from "Motor Vehicle Services" no return address, but postage states it was mailed from 33431. Provides a "record ID" and a "waiver" but also states they are not affiliated with my dealership or manufacturer. Only way to reach them is to call 888-207-8938.

Useful
Reply
- Dighton, MA, USA • Mar 11, 2025
Report

Received letter - company name "Motor Vehicle Services" with no address listed on the front - and a picture of my car model. Said letter is to inform about an important matter regarding my (car make and model listed). To call immediately as this is the final attempt to notify - 1-866-799-6459. Noted "Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 9am-6pm CST, No Saturdays." Had attached a supposed check noted a Allocated Waiver $199.00 with signature required for redemption. But noted "This is not a check" and allocated waiver is "redeemed by activating new coverage." It had no company name or address on it either. Please note that it had the correct mailing address, my name, and car make and model. The postal stamp read it was zip 33431 and was a postage paid permit no. 1535.

Useful
+5
Reply
- Aurora, CO, USA • Nov 29, 2024
Report

A single yellow postcard requesting I call 1-888-479-7648 due to my vehicle warranting expiring, or having expired, so I could maintain or renew coverage, respectively. The paid postage is from Salem, UT 84653, Permit # 5001. No email or website are listed, just the phone number, though below it hours of M-F, 8A-6P CST, and Sat. 9A-2P CST are listed, along with "Repair Service Center". A deadline of 12/20/2024 (this was received today), is on the card, and yet it warns you must contact them within 5 business days (which would be the 8th), despite the "deadline" being later.

This was delivered to a residential address in Aurora, Colorado today, 11/29/2024.

Useful
Reply
- Port Saint Lucie, FL, USA • Oct 01, 2024
Report

I had at least four of these mailings but did not respond to any. One mailing was signed by Mark Smith, Program coordinator. The really interesting thing is they have my new address which as yet is not even on my driver's license. They were asking for my VIN and current mileage. Surely if my vehicle was covered by them they would already have this information.

Two other mailings were quite different. They actually included a "Protection Temporary Identification card". One showed a State of Florida License Number which bore no resemblance to mine and a company name "Atlas Vehicle Protection" The address was 8921 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, Ofallon, Missouri 63366

The second one also included a Protection Temporary Identification Card from the company PPG 2923 Pullman Suite A, Santa Ana CA 92705

I still have all four communications.

Useful
Reply
- Deerfield Beach, FL, USA • Jul 04, 2024
Report

They mailed me a letter with a $199 registration fee voucher the the letter said final notice the it listed year make model of my car and said my coverage has expired and to call immediately there's no company name or website or address only phone number I call and they said my extended warranty payment didn't process and needed a new credit card to put on file I then hung up

Useful
Reply
- Moore Haven, FL, USA • Jun 28, 2024
Report

Le llego al correo postal y dije no he pedido cotizaciones para mi auto y busqué el número en Google y me salio que era estafa

Useful
Reply
- Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA
Report

Letter urging me to call with my VIN and mileage to activate my coverage on my vehicle service contract. They provided a customer ID number for me, and claimed, in the small print at the bottom of the letter, to be licensed in Florida. I checked with myfloridalicense.com and there was no record of any business with their license number or the business name or the individual's name (it was purportedly signed by Brian Capps, Program Coordinator). There s also no listing in Sunbiz, so the company is not registered to do business in Florida. There is a website for an Athena Auto Protection out of Missouri, but it has a different phone number. I suspect this is a scam, but I know who my extended warranty is with, as I purchased it a few months ago when I purchased my new car.

Useful
+2
Reply
Check fields!

Report Vehicle warranty letter


Upload here Increase visibility and credibility of your review by
adding a photo, document or video
Submit

Vehicle warranty letter Contacts

If you know any contact information for Vehicle warranty letter, help other victims by adding it!

Add new contacts
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | New