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You are not missing anything.  See post above from B-Edwards, who is wise in these things.

So if you were working you would gladly pay them?  You would be happy to get scammed if you were working?  If you were working you love to throw money out the window, flush it down the toilet, or in this case pay for a useless "car warranty"?

So car warranty now pressure u rather than givin us options?

I got a letter from National Vehicle Headquarters stating...
“Our records indicate that you have not contacted us regarding mechanical coverage on this vehicle you purchased recently. You are receiving this notice because a limited amount of time has been allotted to the expiration of your vehicle factory warrant coverage. (Blah blah blah) This may be our only attempt to contact you about your additional mechanical repair coverage. We reserve the right to revoke your eligibility for service coverage if you do not meet our criteria. Call within 5 days to ensure eligibility”.
It gives me a customer ID and a call by date of Aug 3rd (it’s currently Aug 2nd)
Nowhere on this letter does it state the make or model of my vehicle or where I purchased it. It also ignores the fact that my factory warranty is 5yrs, 60,000 miles and my vehicle is only 2 months old and has under 800 miles on it. It also ignores the fact I already purchased a 10yr/100,000 bumper to bumper warranty.
If you get a letter or phone call from these scammers, ignore it or toss the letter away.

theres no address on the front of the letter which was suspicious, and i dont know a lot about letters but it had an actual stamp which i dont know if its common but i dont see that a lot soo-- i called the number and asked one question
"do you know anything about my car?"
his response?
"no."

My letter had a stamp(stuck upside down) but was not even post marked by the post office .....

I've received a bunch of voicemails and a letter in the mail saying I would lose coverage if I didn't call them and buy their insurance. This is spam! So annoying

They sent me a letter from National Vehicle Headquarters. I called them to see what the issue was. The guy spent on selling me info about the coverage and etc. It would be like, etc. They didn't know the model of car I had. It sounded mega fishy because my dealer went through coverage with me. Why would another company contact me again? I didn't give them any payment info. But blocked the number in case they reach out. SCAM. SCAM, SCAM!

just got off the phone with them the person i spoke don't even know my car information he's name is BEN PETERS when i asking the ID number tell me i don't have no ID or badge number and i realize it's a scam

Got the letter. What’s odd about this paper is that they do not know your VIN and current mileage. The funny thing is that their stamp is sent upside down. Very unprofessional!