8883958636

Actually, all they really need to get the info is your license plate and a site like Carfax

Got a post card and a letter after getting the Title address changed. They both just had a phone and confirmation number with a message about extended warranties. Picked one of the two and called and one guy answered got some car info and transferred me to another department where his manager could approve an extended warranty.
Finally, after a lot of sales pitching and my questions, he started making fun of me and challenging me about not buying the extended warranty. When it became uncomfortable that he was making fun of me, I hung up and decided to Google the number. :)

Received the same notice in the mail, checked the number on Google and came across this forum, glad we are able to find info on the internet that we can use to be more aware of these scammers..

It wasn't a call but a postcard, as others have received.  Funny thing though, I bought my car 10 yrs ago; it has 160,00 miles on it - been out of warranty for awhile.  I hope they call me, I'd like to play with that.

888-395-8636 contact number. Post card and a letter after getting a Title changed. Both had the phone and confirmation number with a message about extended warranties.

unwanted postcards and then phone calls trying to sell me an extended warranty on my recently purchased vehicle.  Beyond rude, and expected personal info.  Way wrong!  Just don't talk to them, is my advice.

I got a notice in mail, saying your car warranty has expired, immediate response to this notice required. The number is 18883958636.

Just got a postcard in the mail claiming this is their "final attempt" to call me, even though there is no existing relationship. I've actually owned the car since January, bought in Indiana, licensed in KY, but since I moved out of state and changed my title, I guess my new states' DMV sold my information. Awesome. Also my cars warranty expired before I bought it bc it's used. Nice try, scam, with "my warranty is about to expire" lol.

Just purchase my Lexus GS 350 - Nov 26th - Received postcard in the mail within a week. Big red letters saying warranty about to expire. Called 1-888-395-8636 spoke with telemarketer, said  the extended warranty would cost me $3800 for additional 4years, wasn't feeling his pitch...Told the guy on phone I was going to do my due diligence and follow back up with him.... Thank you for this site helping me to confirm what I was thinking in my spirit...This SCAM for money.

Thank you so much for this post, I have a stack of postcards and letters that are screaming "FINAL NOTICE!"  I appreciate your description of the situation and your skill in handling these frauds.  Kudos!

Another moldy car warranty scam postcard. No made up company name or address. According to these dopes, the warranty on my 2015 truck is about to expire. How stupid. These idiots should check their junk mail before sending. New cars have a 3 yr warranty. Forwarding to postal inspectors for investigation. Another final notice. Then their scam will expire. Ignore these, do not call them or buy their useless warranty.

Yeah, total scam. Sent me one for a car with 50k miles and 4 years coverage left.

Didn't receive a call but received three different postcards on the same day for a car purchased one week ago. Phone #888-395-8636, 800-264-3023, 888-714-4945. Did not call any of these numbers, not that stupid. But isn't it some kind of federal offense when the US postal service is used for fraud?

While misleading, these mailed notices about "expired" car warranties are not illegal per se, unfortunately. Just recycle or toss in the trash.

Any communication received by US mail which appears fraudulent, should be
taken down to the local post office so that the postal inspectors can take a look at it.
This may be some sort of mail fraud.

I also got one postcard today stating this is your final notice. It also had my name and my car maufacturer and model year. Thanks to this post. I decided not to call them at +1-888-395-8636

I got the same letter as well. Thanks to the first poster and everybody here. You guys confirmed my thoughts.

I have the same postcard saying that my ford warranty is going to expire.funny thing i dont even have a ford.

Just got the second one...on a car I don't or never did own...I want them to take my name off thEirik mailing list...how is this even legal??  Who do I report it to?

No use forwarding to postal authorities or to anyone. It's obviously impossible to stop these scammers. It has become a curse of modern living.