Dec 6: Recording of extended vehicle warranty scam
"Hello, this is a courtesy care notice to inform you that the vehicle that you are driving will soon meet the deadline to extend the warranty coverage that protects you against costly repair bills. Our warranty specialists are standing by and will take just a few minutes to quote you coverage and give you the peace of mind you deserve. Time is running out, so press one now to be transferred to the next warranty specialist. Remember to ask about our employee pricing discounts and interest-free financing. If you have already extended coverage since this notice, or would like to have your name removed from this offer, press nine now."
5 Comments:
I get those kinds of calls, too. Funny thing? I DON'T HAVE A CAR! lol
I used to get them on my land line phone.
Now I am getting them on my cell and it is COSTING ME MONEY.
How can I get them to stop calling???
This shit needs to stop ASAP. I get calls at my business,cell, and home phone. I get calls everyday from this vehicle warranty scam. I get reps on the phone and they hang upon me. Let's look at this again. They call you, interrupt your day, violate your privacy, and then conduct themselves like unprofessional rude assholes. Who are they and just give me a name and I will escalate and stop them myself. Any info? please advise. This is a battle worth fighting and the law firm that represents my business will get it done.
They keep calling me too, its annoying as hell. Next time I'm going to take them up on their offer, and as soon as they think I'm going for it, I'll try and weasel the name of the company out of them.
Yeah, me too. Get as much info as you can then report them at the Federal Trade commission website. They don't go after isolated incidences but if they get enough complaints and info to investigate, then they go after them. The system isn't perfect but if no one reports these guys then there is zero chance that anything will be done.
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