Late evening, dozens of consumers report a surge of calls from +18502799827 offering auto‑warranty coverage. Callers sound aggressive, use a script, and often have heavy accents that hint at offshore call‑centers. The pitch usually emphasizes a limited‑time deal and pushes for immediate payment, a hallmark of auto warranty scams. Because the number isn’t tied to a legitimate insurer, the safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the number. If you answer, refuse to share personal or payment details and request written proof. Report repetitive harassment to the FCC and consider a reputable call‑blocking app. Staying skeptical and protecting your data cuts the risk of fraud.
After declining several calls, I answered the sixth one and warned the operator I would report them to the FCC for harassment
A woman with rude demeanor is selling auto repair policies.
The call appeared to be a scam, with the speaker barely fluent in English, purportedly offering auto warranties.
This is a scam, they are selling auto warranties, so you should hang up and block the number
I think this is a scam about auto warranty coverage, the lady who call me spoke english very poorly
They claim to be from auto warranty coverage, but they are very agressive and abbusive, i reported them to Vinnie, so he can take care of them
This telemarketer is attempting to sell extended auto warranty services, which appears to be a scam