888-413-5452

I received a HOME WARRANTY DIVISION card in the mail with no return address.  I called the 888-413-5452 to inquire and the man who answered was very RUDE, demanded that I tell him the next time I get paid, said if I don't pay 189.00 today he was going to note that I decline the services. He was yelling and screaming and I ended up disconnecting the call.  I then called back from a land line phone to speak to another representative.  This one had a softer tone. However I found it suspicious when I told him I would call back on Friday, he said that would be fine, gave me  his extension number as my birth date.  Very creepy!  These people have all my personal information.  The First-Class Mail Presorted is from St.Louis MO

Typical fraudulent sewer rats, offering a variety of alleged home, car or equipment warranties, none of which are valid. Report them online to your State Attorney General + ftc.gov - they eventually will take legal action if they receive enough complaints.

The address given for an internet search of the
Phone number is a po box at a UPS store.  Definitely scam.

received postcard exactly as laid out by Paul in Aug 2024 - as noted by others it says it is a"renewal" for a non-existent current warranty - also bogus "county deed records" as my name is NOT on any deed in my current (or any other county) - home belongs to daughter/her husband.  Going to report to FTC.

888-413-5452 is number given on junkmail postcard claiming to be Home Warranty Division for unnamed company attempting to scam gullibles into payments for non-existent services using public property records to appear "official" or legitimate

post cards are ready to spam What should I do

#Warranty division per country the records

I've received 3 of these cards and I don't own a home or condo and thus I have no "mechanical systems" needing "coverage". It's so vague, pseudo official, and urgent, I can see why someone could fall for it. Is there a way to get these people stopped?

It says "County Deed Records" yet doesn't mention the name of the county. It says "Home Warranty Division" but doesn't say what company it's a division of.

I received a very official looking pink letter from Home Warranty in the USPS mail - the envelope had no return address on it & the letter had no address either ... hmmm??
It said the home warranty on my house is about to expire. I don't have a home warranty on my house so how can it expire??
According to the letter, I;m supposed to call Sophia Wellingford 1.888.413.5452.
Too bad Home Warranty, instead of calling you, I called the Attorney General in my state and told them about your stupid scammer letter.