877-205-9492

Scam. I received a post card for a "factory warranty" with that number on it, but no company name. Block them. 👍

Same as Lori above. Not Mercedes Benz. Low-life bottom feeders acting like they provide a service but are actually scam artists.

I got the same post card for a "factory warranty" with that number on it for our Toyota.

Got a post card about my car, no company name, just my car with year and my name and this number. Gave a Spanish line too (1877 282 9764). Just says FACTORY WARRANTY ALERT. Came from st. Louis, MO

Received this same letter for a Hyundai vehicle. Glad I checked this website.

I too received a postcard with this phone number on it stating that I have not contacted them about my 2020 chevy's vehicle service contract. No company name on it so I think it's a scam.

Received post cars about my factory warranty alert.

Keep getting called by "Vehicle Service Department" claiming to be located in Orange County, California but Caller ID showing location as a local call. Most likely using a web-based phone to change numbers frequently. Keep telling me about my "2014 Dodge Charger" that I don't, and have never, owned. STAY AWAY!

Keep getting a post card with this phone number about activating a warranty coverage on a pickup.

Factory warranty alert in post card the toll free number in card is 18772059492
18772829764

I received the same post card with the same number. I received them more than once. No company name. Can't and them in an internet search. Definite scam center. I think I'll call them for fun and mess with them.

Received a card for a factory warranty alert for a 2015 Kia Soul. It's from "Vehicle Service Department" in St. Louis, MO. I also highly suspected it was a scam, since it wasn't directly from Kia, where we have our warranty, which isn't in Missouri. Fun fact about the 2015 Kia Soul warranty for engine blocks; it was extended to 15 years or 150,000 miles due due to a faulty software update that causes issues in some Kia souls. I know this because I've had issues with mine more than once, and it was the only thing still under warranty when I bought it. Please do not call them, it's a scam.

*FINAL NOTICE
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE REQUESTED.
Nobody such as the dmv or law agencies would send a *final notice immediate response requested. Without making sure they get in contact with you. They want ur information. If you’re never sure, call the actual dmv where you registered the car and see whats going on. Dont be dumb, look completely at the document before shttng your pants. If it looks like it was typed out on google docs then shred that sht.

I also got a check for $199.00 as a registration fee voucher without a company name. I got 2 others in the mail the same day. They are spending a lot of $ on scams now days!

I received TWO letters in the mail about my used Toyota. No company name. FINAL NOTICE. Even has a $199.00 "Free Voucher". SCAM

Warning!
advanced scammers ahead!

They sent a fake check by mail to fool the owner of the car.

Definitely scammers. This one is good enough looking to fool some people. Very official looking piece of mail, until you look at the details, then it becomes laughable. From "Vehicle Services Division". Included this number, with a voucher for "registration fees" at $199.00. the voucher says "this is not a check", "security features on the back", and "signature required for redemption"... the back of it is blank and there's no mailing address aside from a tiny zip-code that puts mine from Sacramento, CA. I highly doubt that's true either.

I got something like a check and say to call this number for vehicle coverage.

Definitely a scam. They got me smh hoping somebody reimburse me!!

I got a letter, not a call, with this phone number and no company info. Errors abound. First they refer to my car as a Cr-V. Me and Honda refer to it as a CR-V. Next the letter says Official BuSSiness (I capitalized the middle SS to highlight it.) There are two sentences that don’t have a period at the end.
This is clearly a scam.