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okay, so my car is almost 2years old.. brand new... got 3year warranty... NOTICE: VEHICLE WARRANTY EXPIRATION!
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE REQUIRED!

uhmmm why don't the dealership where i bought my car contact me instead? they have my number, i live 5miles away from there.. they even remind me of when my scheduled maintenance is... so if this is not a scam, why would this post card say immediate response: vehicle warranty expiration?

why don't you send yourselves one of your NVH letters?

I received my little green SCAM OF A THREATENING POST CARD on April 20th, 2015.
Phone number 1-800-261-9178
Steering away from this advertising technique did you say??? AND What is it  you say out of the other side of your mouth?
I will report this to the BBB.
How can you live with yourselves? I hope you get a KARMAGRAM real soon!
Good luck in HELL.

Just bought the truck 17april 2015.....got this green postcard 2 may2015....telling me my warranty is about to expire .....what hog do do...sent the card to the Feds in atlanta with a note from the dealer who can not believe it...my question is this how did they get my name.....I came up ,the bank pnc or the DMV or the dealer......

In year 2011 you said that you are pulling out the green card to sending. but i just received green card from National vehicle Headquarter saying that my New Car Warranty expiring soon. And this is year 2015 now. This is how you are fooling people.

I just received one today. Definitely not calling

If you are moving away from the postcards why did I get one today

Just got a postcard today, in 2015. What a crock of [***].

I also received a post card today. Vehicle is much too old for this to be true. Number listed (in 2015) is 1-800-261-9178.

I too will be contacting the BBB. I doubt their legitimacy.

This is a scamer . please go after them.....
1-800-261-9178

I think it's definitely a SCAM!!!!! I called the # & the guy was super RUDE & he hung up on me. It has SCAM written all over it.!

And that # isn't a real #! SCAM! SCAM!! SCAM!!!

I agree! I asked wouldn't they have this info already? That's when his attitude kicked in. Lol. SCAM!

To Kenneth,
I just read that you were moving away from a post card telling customers their warranty will be expiring soon. That was dated 2011, it is now 2015. This makes me think this is a SCAM! My car is barely 2 months old, and I just received the green post card, telling me the same thing that other people are thinking negatively about. Thanks, but no thanks to your offer.

If you do not have that information, but claim that their warranty is about or already expired. You are using a fake information to scare peiple to contact you. This make you a scam and should be punished by law.

Our post cards do not say that your vehicle warranty has expired.  They actually say, "A limited time has been allotted to your factory warranty before it expires".  As you can easily see in this statement it says that all vehicles come with a warranty that lasts for a limited time. This is 100% true and we include it on the post card to remind people that all vehicles come with a warranty that lasts for a limited time and we give them an opportunity to purchase a long term extended service contract. It's as simple as that.  We recognize that there are people bent on taking advantage of others by making them think there warranty is up or running out soon but we totally refrain from saying those things while simply reminding them to take a look at getting extended coverage.  An extended service contract is a bit like health insurance in the fact that you don't want to try and get a service contract when something is wrong with you and like health insurance you usually find lower prices when you are young instead of waiting until you are old. I hope this helps those who may be interested in the subject.

I just got one today.  So happy I went on line.  Thanks

Yo, Kenneth. I just received one of your little green cards. What if my mode of transportation is your mom? What's the extended warranty offer on her, you scum sucking piece of actual festering garbage? Die in all of the fires. Stop killing trees with your little cards.

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I don't have a car cuz I don't drive  I'm afraid of cars but it seems like I Own a car