702-520-1049

Yet another "car warranty expiring" call from National Warranty Services Division.  Pressed 1 to talk, representative immediately wanted make and model of car.  Asked company name, above was given.  Told her this call was to a cell phone - no response.  Told her that auto-dialer calls to cell phones is against FCC regulations, and that in addition I am on the DNC registry.  She said "We comply with all federal regulations, and if you'll give me the number called, I'll remove it from the autodialer."  I did.  We'll see if they do.

t is a nevada telemarketing co.  i played along (on the 16th time) & got to a person who identified them as automotive warranty solutions, boca raton fla. 33487. This was so i could check with BBB
their numbers:
(561) 982-1601,  (800) 376-5688,  (800) 376-7044,  (561) 994-3997,  (800) 376-5644,  (561) 982-1600,  (800) 983-1782
Give em a call & tell em how you feel.  This is probably only on of many clients of the telescammer, but WTF

Just got my second call from them. They contacted me on my cell phone, as well, about a month ago. At that time I told them 1) I do not OWN a vehicle and 2) To remove my cell phone number from their call list.

With today's call, I asked for a company name and the name of the caller: The company name received: Warranty Services Division
The contact name given: Dante

My tone during the call gave Dante the impression that I was not interested in their services and he attempted to politely end the call without giving further details.

Again, I asked them to remove the number from their call list. Dante pressed me to confirm my number. I responded, it was confirmed last time.

I keep getting calls from these people... it tells me my vehicle warrenty is going to expire and to press 1 for a representative.  I press one and have at least 4 times asked to be removed from their list and they say they have done so...

I asked for a supervisor the time before this last time and was hung up on... today i asked what company this was and he told me and hung up the phone...

Is this legal?  It is ridiculous, I do know that!

I have gotten this call from some Auto Warranty Division several times at my home.  The recorded message was to press one for a rep. or press two to have your number removed.  I pressed two the frist 5 times they called then started pressing one spoke to someone and told them my car is brand new (2 weeks) they said they would remove my name.  Again they called pressed one and asked to speak to a supervisor and was hung up on.  Then they started calling my cell phone agian I pressed one and was hung up on again.  This is crazy.  WTF.

I continue to receive calls from this same organization.  I receive at least a call a week.  I've been hung up on repeatedly and give multiple company names, to include National Auto Warranty and Warranty Services Division.  The numbers come up as unknown, private or various numbers from area code 702.  All listed numbers do not accept incoming calls.  And, of course, they say that they will remove my number, even telling me that they took my name off of their computer, and, I never gave them my name...

Posts that were at 760-741-3863

"Called wanting to sell extended warranties for vehicles.  They have been calling for the past couple months and hang up if you ask any questions they don't like.  After searching here I've found they seem to jump from number to number selling auto warranties or your credit card is overdue or if we want auto insurance.  If you try to call back any of the numbers they are always disconnected.  Being on the DNC list makes no difference with them apparently.  This is what I have found out so far.  All of this information is unverified by myself.

They go by several names:
1) Extended Auto Warranty
2) Dealer Services
3) Automotive Warranty Protection Services
4) The Choice Warranty Company
5) Auto Warranty Specialists
6) Account Services
7) Warranty Service Center
8) Automotive Warranty Solutions

They have gone through numerous name changes over the past few years.  

Most seem to feel the originating company is:

Automotive Warranty Solutions
6501 Congress Ave Ste. 140
Boca Raton, FL 33487
or
3344 Mid Rivers Mall Dr.
St Peters, MO 63376


I've found severall numbers but they all are very close
1-800-367-56xx
Ive seen several variations of the xx, 44 88 99

www.warrantywholesale.com
www.warranties4less.com

Hope this helps someone.
Caller Type: Telemarketer"
Many Calls from 1-760-741-3863.


"As much as I believe many consumers overreact to situations, this is a true example of attempted identity theft.  Thank you to the people above who have posted information regarding this scam.  I too have received several phone calls from this number, and some which have been labeled unknown but stated they were from the same company.

Important Information:

A new name:  "National Auto Warranty Services"

A new location:  St. Louis, Missouri

In addition to the information posted above, please be aware of these details as well.  

(I have heard them identify themselves as the other 8 names listed in the other posts on this site, and can also verify that information.)

Please report incidents that occur to local and federal authorities.  If this fraud is to cease, the authorities will be the only ones who may bring about proper justice.

These phone calls are identity theft.  I am concerned for individuals who actually give these people such information.  If you have given these people your information, I would personally recommend changing any accounts, contacting local authorities, and specifically and most importantly reporting these events to the Federal Trade Commission.  The number for the Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Hotline is 1-877-382-4357.

Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Hotline:
877-382-4357

For those not aware, the FTC is a federal agency which does a very important and serious job at protecting consumers throughout the country.  They will legitimately investigate complaints and work hard to stop and possibly bring action against fraudulent companies.  

If something has happened to you, please report it.
Caller Type: Event Reminder / Notification"

Just received the 10th-ish call from this company (not sure if the company name has been consistent, but it's the same automated message about vehicle warranty expiration).  This is the second time I've requested to be removed from their call list.  Upon multiple requests for the parent company's identity (with no luck, of course), I opted to give up.  Next time, I suppose I'll try being more forceful, now that I know I'm not alone and that this is not some administrative error.

Got a machine recording telling me my warranty was expired on my car, false as I don't own a car, but pressed "1" to speak with a representative.

After doing so I asked for the company name: "Warranty Services Division"

and how they got my number. They said something along the lines of "from a database of people who have expired warranties."

They confirmed my phone number and said it would be removed from the list. This was my first call and we'll see if that happens.

But the most annoying thing was that this call was to my cellphone which in the years that I've had it has not received a telemarketing call. I'm quite disappointed.

Just received a call on my cell phone from Warranty Services Division regarding the expiration of the warranty on my vehicle occuring soon.  The number came up on caller ID as "Unknown" so I am unsure that it was from 702-520-1049, but the name of the business calling is the same as most everyone elses.  Warranty Services Division told me that they would be removing me from their database.  

Needless to say, I called my car dealership and relayed the phone call and hoped that they did not "sell" this information.  Ironically, my saleman had justed called me last week on my cell phone to discuss the pending termination of my lease in December (it was June when he called) and told me that if I received a call from a company regarding my vehicle to just ignore them.  I am just putting 1 and 1 together and assuming that my number has been sold.

This is only the second time I have received an unsolicited call on my cell phone, the last was from President Bill Clinton (evidently a recorded message) encouraging me to support my congressperson on pending legislation.  

Technology is great, but scarey at the same time.