800-483-1759

Your name and address was sold on a list.  Think back, where did you buy the car?  Did you have a Sirius Radio installed or turn on the Sirius Satellite Service?  Did you take your car in for a quick oil change at a Midas or something?  Did you purchase tires or a battery at Sears?  Any place that you went that touched your car and got your name and address put you on that list and you were sold.  Did you purchase something on the internet for your car?  DMV could even be selling your name or an employee from any one of these companies that have your information could take it and sell it.  I had an employee that we fired for writing down names and addresses and making photo copies of my company’s records so he can use it at his other job to sell people insurance.  

Get this, they got our name and address because my husband works for a dealer. He gets a demo car to drive and he called to turn on the Sirius Satellite Radio. The warranty company is trying to sell us a warranty for a car he drove over a year ago. It was never registered in his name.  And the only thing that ties him to this car was Sirius Satellite. He gets a new demo every 3,000 miles.

So, after a little digging around, I found additional information about these scammers that keep sending me spam mail about my vehicle service contract with no return address and just the phone number 1-800-335-1522. Turns out these mailings are coming from a giant shell corporation scheme (countless associated phone numbers, doing business as names, etc.) with a large history of fraud and abuse.

http://www.bbb.org/stlouis/business-reviews/a ... is-mo-310026798

http://www.bbb.org/stlouis/business-reviews/e ... is-mo-310421762

http://www.bbb.org/stlouis/business-reviews/a ... le-mo-310016763

Looking up the names of those listed as points of contact found these interesting articles:
http://www.justice.gov/usao/moe/news/2012/june/atkinson_cory.html

http://www.stltoday.com/business/us-fidelis-i ... f24c4ebec8.html

http://www.stltoday.com/business/us-fidelis-o ... ccc4f762a1.html

http://consumer.georgia.gov/news/press-releas ... isled-consumers

http://www.bbb.org/stlouis/business-reviews/e ... is-mo-310421762#

See also other phone number websites:
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-335-1522#p591011338579955592
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-785-3128

Received a "2nd Attempt " but knew better & contacted you ! Thank God for " 1800notes" !

I was dumb enough to purchase warranty but cancelled within a month in Jan. 2013. Have called an called asked for my prorated refund since March 2013. I'm given same lies over and over. Reported to BBB and Naviss told them check would be processed and mailed July 31, 2013. Never received it. Called in August and Naviss gave me the check #8822 and amount of check and it would be mailed Aug. 15, 2013. It's now August 24, 2013 and no check. Has anyone else being given that check number ? Their representatives are all trained to say the same thing nothing but lies.May the Lord reward them for their wicked ways!!!!!

then why does it take 8 months of trying to get a refund even after Check # and amount of check was given.
They brainwashed you when NAVISS trained you to tell lies.

You will never seen any of your money. I have been trying to get a refund for 7 months and still waiting even after I was given check # and amount of heck and promised it was in the mail

Here is what you need guys.

I did a blog post on these guys here
http://privacology.com/wp/the-choice-of-choice-is-still-elusive/

The company starts with these guys who owns the product
http://www.efgcompanies.com

When I sent a postal opt out to them they told me they aren't the DB owners, but only the product offer. in their letter I was given 1-877-838-3322 ext. 8703 to call them back on which I did. From there I asked them for a contact number to contact the DB owners and was given 314-447-3538. When I called that number, I asked her for a postal address and she gave me

P.O Box 28248
St Louis Mi 63132

but supposedly doesn't have a web address or other contact.

From there I was able to find VSC Administration Center at this address on google
10176 Corporate Square Dr Ste 240
Saint Louis, MO 63132

From there it was owned by NAVISS LLC http://www.navissdirect.com/privacypolicy.html#OptOut

Almost everything to have contact wise is hidden, but some sleuthing you can get it.

Hope this helps!

I got the "2nd attempt" mailing everyone else seems to get. Underneath "2nd Attempt" it says "Chevrolet" which led me to believe this notice was from Chevrolet. It just so happens I know Don Hewlett one of the largest Chevy dealers in Texas. This will be making its way to GM's lawyers. They'll have a field day over the way their trademark is being misrepresented.

Why would anybody purchase anything, no matter how good it sounds, if the letter does not give a web site and according to the info on my letter does not accept a national charge card. In other words WHY?

Very creatively worded & deceptive junk mail for an extended auto warranty that is not worth the paper it is printed on. From "Vehicle Administration Center" or corporate title of NAVISS, LLC of Missouri. This masterpiece was undoubtedly crafted by some thieves and then rubber stamped by their corrupt attorneys to target individuals who let their guard down and open their wallets. Looks like they may be targeting older people for some fast cash. I fit in that demographic.

DON'T GET SUCKERED IN PEOPLE! Check out the reputation these extended auto warranty companies have by doing some research on the web! Visit the Missouri Attorney Generals office website on these fraudsters.

So, 'me'...  why don't you confess that you work for NAVISS?  It's obvious that you do...

They got my info from Honda warranty mailing list. I called just to tell them off. They want you to buy bogus warranty, not good anywhere. But the wording on the postcard they sent me is a dead giveaway; I guess only the ill-informed and the elderly would fall for it.

Dear Me.  Are you serious?  Why would you take so much time to defend a company that you don't have any affiliation with?  Do you not have any better way to spend your time?  These people are serious and they are trying to help people, all people of all ages.  Why would you be concerned?

Just so you all know. I got one of these too and am 99% certain they got my name from Wells Fargo. We recently refinanced and ever since we've been getting a ton of offers for insurance of all types.

Don't know if would go as far as calling this a scam, more like high pressure sales for a product of dubious value.

I just got this "2nd attempt" piece of lying scam mail about a fake car warranty, and I am going to wreck the crooked scumbags that sent it, the criminals that like to prey on people for their own gain. The phone number on this "official" looking junk mail is 1-800-335-1522, and BELIEVE ME, I am going to put that number to very, very good use. Heh heh.