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- Notdumb replies to Aaron| 1 reply..... This person must be the scammer. Too bad it's 2019 and we are all woke.
- You're replies to Notdumb...not as 'woke' as you think and you're actually pretty dumb to be replying to a post over a YEAR OLD
- Brandon replies to AaronNice try, scammer.
- MHLike others on here, I got a letter in the mail instead of a phone call. The letterhead lists the same number. I know for a fact my vehicle's warranty is already completed and squared away with my dealer. I did extensive research and talked to my dealership in person. This company wants to sell you an additional service contract. I believe this is an attempt to prey on people scared of the language used in the letter: "a limited time has been allotted..." "you will be at risk of being financially liable.." and "this may be our only attempt". There is no information about your vehicle on the letter. After going through major stress and weeks of research to get my current car (long story), I don't appreciate being sent a letter from some rando company with "scare language" 2 months later.
- Caller: National Vehicle Headquarters
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- JoeReceived the letter which says its from national vehicle headquarters.
Scam!!- Caller: 18002619178
- NooooooooooooCar warranty? no sender? đ§suspicious? Yesssss!đ±đ
- Caller: 18002619178
- Tris replies to Maria BSame story here. No mention on letter of WHICH car. Scammers.
- Stephanie GI just received this letter about the same as everyone it seems. They never attempted to call me or email, but somehow they seem to threatened me as a final notice. I just got this car in March and nowhere near the mileage because its only used on weekends. Insurance coverage and mechanical coverage. I looked over my papers and nothing mentioned with expiring or this number provided to contact. It is my first car, but reading the letter i realized, it had no information about my car and besides its registered under my married last name and they dont have me as i appear so... its a damn scam now that i see everyone else here getting the same. Thanks to everyone i can ignore this BS
- BobbyJust received the same letter, and found it pretty suspicious so i decided to look them up and after reading everyoneâs comments - NO DOUBT SCAM! SCAM!! SCAM!!!!! Unbelievable how theyâre trying to scare people and scam them.
- Susan BHow do you get this canceled ??????
- Ruth.L. replies to Maria BThey write to you like you're a child,and right back to them I throw my words too.I'm not scared of you mfs,oh scammers,and go to hell!With your un addressed envelopes.I am not your jeckyle running from the lion.
- A.They mailed me this letter. I was concerned and called but as I called the person on the other line wasnât even sure what model of car I had. Also I hung up and checked online to make sure. I was right it was a scam, if it was real then Iâm sure the dealership would be the one to mail me about my coverage .
- Caller: National vehicle headquarters
- NeilI too just received a letter stating that they had tried several times to get in touch with me. Yea right! Â My truck is one month old and I only have 4 days for an extended warranty. I bought at the dealership a extended warranty thru Ford. This company had no information on the truck or me.
- Caller: National Vehicle Headquarters
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- SoniaI got a letter in the mail saying my warranty was going to expire. I called and they said they didnât speak Spanish which isnât good because if your a reliable company you WOULD. He then said that I had car that I bought in March and he would need my car model and year? If your my car insurance wouldnât you already have that??? I told him âwhy do you need it, wouldnât you already have that and he says I need to make a policy? I hung up right after, huge scam !
- Caller: 8002619178
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- JI just received a letter bearing this same number and telling me my warranty is about to expire. Â Hostile language is applied. Â I don't know how these people get personal information and its really sad to think that thousands or millions of people out there have unprotected personal information which scammers can use at any time . 1 800 261 9178 is the number.
- Yugo replies to Raul Ortiz| 1 replyEstafa total llamaron a mi papa y le pidieron su targeta
- Yugo replies to YugoY ovio yo me di de cuenta y les colgue no les crean a esa jente no les dimo nadas
- Roy replies to Aaron| 1 replyMy letter and the phone call o got specifically said my warranty was about to expire. When I asked on which vehicle they said they donât have that information but they know itâs for one that I own. If itâs not a scam they are training people with a scam sales pitch to get people to get a warranty.
- B-Edwards replies to RoyYes, scam - or really more of a pure rip-off. Over-priced insurance with bad coverage. Probably more excuses than coverage.
- Debra torntore| 2 repliesThe reason Iâm not able to pay this is because Iâm not working
- Caller: The company was national vehicle headquarters
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