Watch out for calls claiming to sell auto warranties that sound too good to be true. These telemarketing pitches often use high‑pressure tactics and may ask for credit card numbers or personal details before you can even read a contract. Never share sensitive information with an unsolicited caller, and hang up if you feel rushed. Verify any offer by contacting the official company directly using a known phone number or website. Consider adding the number to your phone’s block list and report the incident to the FTC or your local consumer protection agency. Staying skeptical and taking a moment to confirm legitimacy can keep you safe from fraud.
Numerous calls have been received from telemarketers attempting to scam people with fake auto warranty schemes.