6018923529

I just got the called telling me about my car insurance
I started speaking to a 'representative' and I was like take me of your call list.
Then it was just quite and I told get B***h, stop calling me and hung up.
Reporting to AT&T right now.

Just got a call too on my cell phone - second warning about the warranty expiring on my car.  Got these calls before, but from other phone numbers.  Just hanged up.

Just got a call, I did not pick up because i knew it wasnt anyone i knew.  I'm now used to getting these types of calls all the time. This is just plain stupid, how could this be legal??

It shouldnt be legal. I just got this call on my cell. Its annoying!

I must say.. sites like these are very helpful!

Just called me & I looked it up on google, their name says Rebecca Wright? Idk. They need to stopppppp!

Yea i see the Rebbeca Name... but i doubt thats the person.. probably using her old number...

Just Curious.. what areas are you in? Im in Miami...

Called me 10 min ago, about the expiration of my car warranty.  Spoke to the rep, asked me the make and model of my vehicule, when he suddenly hung up when I asked where he got my number from.
SCAM!!!!!!  I'm in Miami too...

I recently bought a new car and I am ABSOLUTELY FRUSTRATED because I did get an extended warranty and these people are calling me saying "the warranty needs to be activated".. I waited for someone, asked the name of the company and then they said "Warranty Services".. I asked if that was the name of the company, they said yes and then hung up. I don't know if I do actually need to activate my warranty or if they are just trying to scam me.

This is ridiculous - I'm 1 second away from just moving back to Europe because I'm tired of being hounded by marketing people in this country. It's just not worth it.

Maybe what they do is legal by some loophole or something, but it's just wrong and immoral. What has happened to integrity?

Miami also, recently purchased used car.

I was called from 571-261-0103 at 2:03ps 7/16 no one there .........recieved call from 601-892-3529 at 2:45pm 7/16 ... telemarketer recording " a 4 room tv satellite system worth 1200$" and then hangs up 31 seconds in.

I have been getting similar calls about an expired vehicle warranty for over a month on my business cell phone from 508-534-1282 and 702-720-1489 and 702-520-1311 and just a moment ago from 601-892-3529.  I am averaging two calls a day now from these jerks.  I reported the other numbers to the FCC, so now I'll report this one as well. I also just regeistered my cell phone on the "Do not call" list.  This scam is getting completely out of control.

I got this call. Ignored it (let it ring out) and goggled the number as well as check yellow book. Both came up as Rebbecca Knight. Knowing a Rebbecca Knight, I called back and it said, the number you have dial is invalid.

How the hell is it possible for someone to call from a working number, but when u call that number back its invalid?

hey guys it looks like they call all of us at the SAME EXACT TIME cause if you look at our comments we are minutes from each other lol......means we are all curious to know wtf is going on....I say we create a mob and take over the "company."

I also got this call and didnt pick it up lol

I just got a call from these guys too.

Dude: If you didn't bother to read the other posts mentioning it, the caller ID information is spoofed.

If I get bugged more I might try to report it to people who could trace the call or whatever.

http://nationalwarrantydivision.com
http://www.warrantywarehouse.com

SAME WEBSITE DIFFERENT NAME!

all this website belong to a company named
Metro Marketing

here is their phone and address
    Freud, Ariel
     jmcleod@metromarketing.org
     2323 Highway 9 North
     Howell, NJ 07731
     US
     Phone: 800-696-7788

I just found out this too

METRO MARKETING related article I found in google

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/272/RipOff0272796.htm

To answer the questions about how a criminal call center apparently in Orange Co. CA is pretending to be home phones in other states, and what's needed to nail these crooks.....

In most cases, CID is generated in a telco central office.  

For some businesses, with trunk connected PBX systems, starting around 24 lines and nearly universal for several hundred lines or more, CID is generated (or sometimes left blank) in the business' own phone system, that acts like a mini-central office in this respect.  That's how some telemarketers or other con artists (eg, police benevolent associations, commercial marketers giving trivial payoffs to so-called charities to be partially exempt from DoNotCall) can set calling hardware to leave CID blank, or criminally forge someone else's number (as in this case).  CID in non-fraud cases may also be set to a dummy reference number for out-only WATS, or be set to a real incoming line that misrepresents (but not fraudulently) the calling line to refer callbacks to an incoming line or main operator number of the same company.  

That does not make these fraudulent calls entirely untraceable, but simply more difficult to identify.  Telcos keep network operating logs for 2-15 months of all local and long distance calls in and out from each line.  Those are based on SS7/ANI, the data packets used for call routing and billing purposes, that cannot be forged or left nul as CID can.  

What's required in this case is for several of us, or the owners of forged numbers, or the real insurance businesses with names similar to the scam operator, to get incoming records of calls to us at known times and numbers to be traced against telco operational logs, to identify the source of the actual calls.  

While in theory this is all illegal under FCC regs (can be reported on form 1088G online), what's needed are telco fraud investigations that trace internal technical records, linked to telco fraud complaints against the call center, and linked to local police, state attorney general, and FCC or other fraud criminal complaints, acted on within a time frame before the crooks responsible up and move.  The challenge is to convince telcos on which calls are received, and local law enforcement or state AG fraud offices, that this is a far larger case than just one call to you, but a national interstate operation of large enough scope to be worth pursuing.  It's likely that those behind this are entitled to thousands of counts of 5 figure fines and decades of Federal plus possible state prison time.  

In addition, if the calling phone account(s) can be traced, that customer qualifies to have his entire telephone account and every line and other service disconnected for criminal use.  That takes convincing the source telco's legal department that the customer is doing what it's obviously doing to generate this number of reports here and on similar sites.  

In addition, this activity suggests further state and Federal investigations are invited, as to wire fraud, banking fraud, and insurance fraud.  Is the company behind this selling real insurance policies using criminal tactics (and if so, for what real company, that might act against an affiliate if presented with evidence)?  Is this company taking charge card info and pretending to sell nonexistent insurance policies, an outright fraud, where most "customers" don't discover they've bought fake policies until after the merchant chargeback period from their banks has expired?  (If anyone bought through these crooks, go to your bank ASAP and ask their fraud division to investigate.)  

Besides all of us commenting here, the other victims of this criminal operation are the legitimate owners of numbers forged in CID data (could you imagine the irate calls to your home if your number was used by these crooks, as a girl's in MS has been?), and real businesses selling similar products legally.  

ATT Wireless declines to indepently investigate cases like this, suggesting targets need to file complaints with the FCC, FTC, FBI, or local law enforcement, to in turn follow legal process to have them investigate the actual call source in cases like this.  Major PITA, but what's needed, to shut down these crooks.

Damn "congress!"


So,sick of all these kinds of calls! They should be made to pay "our" ("the people!") phone bills!


PS: Feel free to copy this note...!

I receive many calls from this number because they are telling me my warranty on my car is about to expire.  My car is a 1999 BMW and doesn't have a warranty.