The Attorney Public website for the nation of Connecticut explains that as of 2011, a growing unit of scams shakedown to lure consumers into purchasing lenghty Car warranties, in aligning to gain the distinct's credit card or bank history data. The scam contacts individuals over the ring and wound up the send to fling to receive them to indication up for an lenghty car warranty. The Rip Off Report website explains that consumers should not give out any personal information through the mail or over the telephone. Instead, they should contact the Better Business Bureau and write a letter of complaint to the Attorney General about the call.
Supplementary scam addresses hog extremely been listed for Lake St. Louis and St. Peters, Missouri. Once the scam firm obtains that dossier, its owner may get a challenging lifetime trying to closing the so-called warranty avail from fascinating coinage from his report.
National Auto Warranty Services of Missouri
The Federal Car Warranty Services is a scam that operates elsewhere of the community of Missouri. The supposed residence for the Car warranty room gathering is 100 Mall Parkway, Wentzville, Moment, 63385.Auto One Warranty of California
According to the Manta website, the Auto One Warranty business is in Irvine, California and has three employees. The site gives their current yearly estimated revenue as $160,000 and says the company has been in business for three years. The Rip Off Report website explains that the company is a scam that also contacts consumers over the phone. Once a consumer provides banking or credit card information the caller says they may cancel at any time. However, the company will continue to charge the monthly fee and not cancel the plan.
Great Atlantic Warranty of Florida
According to the Rip Off Report website, the Great Atlantic Warranty is a scam that operates out of Boca Raton, Florida. The company calls consumers in an attempt to receive them to sign up for an extended car warranty plan. If the individual decides to cancel the policy at a later date, he is told to mail the company a letter of intent. However, the company does not cancel the policy. The company stalls on sending refund checks by saying that the customer should get the check in 8 to 12 weeks. If a check eventually arrives in the mail, it will bounce when the customer tries to deposit it. Anyone who has been affected by the scam should contact the Better Business Bureau.
