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It could be a fraud involving a car warranty. Do not call the number on any letter or postcard you receive, even if it appears to be from the manufacturer. It could be a forgery. Don't buy a service contract if your vehicle's warranty has ended or is about to expire.

Add your number to the Do-Not-Call Registry The National Do-Not-Call-Registry (i.e, the “do not call list”) is a free service that was created to help stop unwanted sales calls from legitimate businesses.

How To Block Annoying Extended Warranty Scam Calls Remove your phone number from data broker lists. Silence calls from unknown numbers. Block spam calls on your phone. Use call-blocking features. Consider using a call-blocking app. Add your number to the Do-Not-Call Registry. File a complaint with the FCC.

In a complaint filed last month by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, the ringleaders of the auto-warranty robocall scheme are identified as Roy Melvin Cox, Jr. and Aaron Michael Jones, two California individuals described as repeat offenders of US telemarketing rules.

If you own a vehicle and a phone, you may receive calls from scammers posing as representatives of a car dealer, manufacturer or insurer telling you that your auto warranty or insurance is about to expire. The call will include some sort of pitch for renewing your warranty or policy.

Third-party warranty companies combine the vehicle and address information with other publicly available mailing lists to discover names and phone numbers of people whose cars may be reaching the end of their factory warranty periods.

You can add your name to the National Do Not Call list, but that generally only stops telemarketers from calling you. The best way to avoid extended warranty scam calls is by hanging up the phone immediately and blocking the phone number.

If you have an iPhone: Go to “Settings” and “Silence unknown callers”. You may still get a voicemail from these callers, but this will make any call from an unknown number go straight to voicemail. If you have an Android: Go to your settings and click on “Block numbers”. From there you can block all unknown callers.

It could be a fraud involving a car warranty. Do not call the number on any letter or postcard you receive, even if it appears to be from the manufacturer. It could be a forgery. Don't buy a service contract if your vehicle's warranty has ended or is about to expire.

Add your number to the Do-Not-Call Registry The National Do-Not-Call-Registry (i.e, the “do not call list”) is a free service that was created to help stop unwanted sales calls from legitimate businesses.

How To Block Annoying Extended Warranty Scam Calls Remove your phone number from data broker lists. Silence calls from unknown numbers. Block spam calls on your phone. Use call-blocking features. Consider using a call-blocking app. Add your number to the Do-Not-Call Registry. File a complaint with the FCC.

In a complaint filed last month by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, the ringleaders of the auto-warranty robocall scheme are identified as Roy Melvin Cox, Jr. and Aaron Michael Jones, two California individuals described as repeat offenders of US telemarketing rules.

If you own a vehicle and a phone, you may receive calls from scammers posing as representatives of a car dealer, manufacturer or insurer telling you that your auto warranty or insurance is about to expire. The call will include some sort of pitch for renewing your warranty or policy.

Third-party warranty companies combine the vehicle and address information with other publicly available mailing lists to discover names and phone numbers of people whose cars may be reaching the end of their factory warranty periods.

You can add your name to the National Do Not Call list, but that generally only stops telemarketers from calling you. The best way to avoid extended warranty scam calls is by hanging up the phone immediately and blocking the phone number.

If you have an iPhone: Go to “Settings” and “Silence unknown callers”. You may still get a voicemail from these callers, but this will make any call from an unknown number go straight to voicemail. If you have an Android: Go to your settings and click on “Block numbers”. From there you can block all unknown callers.