770-894-4848

Extended Car Insurance SCAM

I keep getting calls from random #'s with the same automated message telling me my vehicle warranty is about to expire. I do not have a vehicle warranty. I bought a used car 2 years ago. I always wait until the end of the message...the part where the voice tells you to press 2 to be removed from the list. I press 2, then the next day (or later the same day) I get another call, from a different caller ID, with the same EXACT automated message. WTF????? I'm sick of these people calling me. I put my # on the National Do Not Call List two years ago. A lot of good that did!

Can help me reduce my monthly mortgage. When I asked the name of the person calling I was told to kiss his black [***] and then he hung up

These calls have been coming in to my cell phone (Verizon) for the last few years now.
Always different numbers, and always spoofed...
I never answer the calls.
One time last week however, I blocked my cell phone number (*67) and dialed the number back - got an automated message only saying "press 1 to have your number removed." I did nothing.
Since then, 2 more calls this week.
A call yesterday afternoon from 208-664-0749
A call just now from 770-894-4848
They're getting our numbers (most likely) from previous car insurers, or from motor vehicle registries.

car warranty scam, i wish these people would burn

Robocall to my cell phone about my car warranty expiring.

These people have been leaving me VMs for the past two weeks (May 2009).  They left VMs regarding an expired auto warranty the first three times, but called today (May 11) and did not leave a VM.

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov
Cellphone number not allowed to be called automated even if not on donot call list.

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov
Cellphone number not allowed to be called automated even if not on donot call list.

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov
Cellphone number not allowed to be called automated even if not on donot call list.

I did not answer the call. If I don't recognize a long dstance #, I assume it's somebody's scam. I've always been right.