These guys are evil. They just want to cheat careless people, espcially focus on people who have a new car with already covered warranty. Be careful! It came with an official looking mail and asked you to respond immediately. On the phone, they will try to get your credit card or debit card info to ...
They will send you a official mail stating that your vehicle warranty has expired or about to expire and you need to call 1-800-589-3251 immediately. I called them immediately thinking my warranty had expired without my notice. They asked me to make a decision on whether to keep my factory warranty ...
This company sends out letters and post cards that look very official and contain information about your recently purchased vehicle (s). It all sounds very urgent and they try to make it sound as if your manufacturer warranty is either expired or is about to expire. Once they have convinced you ...
Received an official looking letter deceptively trying to convince me that the warranty on my 2011 car was expired or about to expire. Apparently directed to vulnerable senior citizens. No return address-only a phone number 1-800-587-3591. My vwehicle has a ten year warranty, one year of which has ...
Received a mailed letter with all kinds of official looking verbiage like it was a recall notice. Company is called Vehicle Protection Center. These people were very pushy and will not take no for an answer. They are not affiliated with your dealership or car make company. While I had these people ...