Bottom line: the letters bearing the Home Warranty Division name and a 1‑888‑404‑4504 number are a widespread scam targeting homeowners. They typically include a bogus $199 registration‑fee voucher and threaten loss of coverage if you don’t call right away. The safest move is to shred the mail, never dial the number, and verify any warranty claims directly with your mortgage holder or insurer. Report the activity to the FTC and your state consumer protection agency, and consider blocking the caller on your phone. If you’re unsure, ask a trusted friend or look up the number online before taking any action.
I recieved a letter with a fake check for $199.00, it had my name and adress on it, but no company informations or return adress
They had the audasity to call my husband and send me a letter, Wells Fargo Bank needs to investigte this, they are trying to take advatage of their customers, you guys are terible at caring for your customers!!
I have no idea who these senders are, just want them to stop flooding my inbox.
They are sending fake information about my home warranty expiring, trying to make it look oficial with my mortgage companys name on it, they even sent a registration voucher to sign, but I called my mortgage company and they confirmed it's a scam, dont fall for it!
A suspicious letter was received, warning of an expiring home warranty and prompting a call to this number, which appears to be a scam
The company at 1-888-404-4504 is fraudulent, purporting to be a home warranty provider while sending scam letters, emails, and making phishing calls.
A suspicious letter and voucher were received, addressed to my deceased wife, with no company name or address provided
This number has been linked to a fraudulent company that sends letters prompting immediate calls to renew home warranties.
I've contacted the Home Warranty Division at 1-888-404-4504 and asked them to stop sending us junk mail and calls, but we still keep recieving them, it's anoying.
Rather than focusing on fabricated allegations against former President Trump, the FBI should devote its resources to investigating and prosecuting scams like this one.
A warning to homeowners: this company uses deceptive tactics to sell fake home warranties, and it is essential to be cautious and report such incidents to the mortgage lender.
The BBB has been notified about this scam, which involved receiving a letter containing a fake check for $199.00 with my name and address, but no company information or contact details.
The number 1-888-404-4504 is a scam, pretending to be a home warranty company and claiming affiliation with my mortgage company.
I recieved a letter from this company with this phone number, claiming to be affiliated with my mortgage company, but they didnt include ther name, clearley a scam
AVOID CALLING BACK!!! They're the 'Home Warranty Division.' They lure you to dial them for your phone number and address verification. Responding grants permission to spam your data and sell it off. Risks major privacy and money issues. Pure scam for fraud data. Check this: https://www.bankmainstreet.com/news/home-warranty-scam-letters/
The check and notice I received are completely fraudulent and should be discarded immediately
It is imperative to avoid calling this number, as it employs deceptive tactics to scare people into responding, leading to increased spam calls and junk mail
A bogus notice was received, supposedly from the 'Home Warranty Division', claiming to be a final notice, but lacking any identification of the company offering the home warranty contract, raising significant doubts about the product's legitimacy.
The call from this number was a solicitation for a home warranty.
I recieve atleast one letter per month from the so calleed "HOME WARRANTY DIVISION", with no return adress or company name, the letter allwas contains the number 1-888-404-4504, and I wish autorities would take action aginst these harassers.
Multiple letters have been sent to me, claiming my home warranty plan is expiring, but my mortgage company has confirmed that no such plan exists, and the letters appear to be from different companies with the same claims, including 4Ever Home Warranty
Receiving repeated letters with a fake $199 check and threats about home warranty expiration, along with a phone number, 1-888-404-4504, but no address for a response.
It would be helpful if someone could share the mailing address of the so-called Home Warrenty Division, so we can take action by writing RETURN TO SENDER on the envelope and crossing out our names and addresses, potentially exploiting a postal loophole that could hinder their scam
The number 1-888-404-4504 is associated with a scammer and fraud.
I somtimes wish I could go back to the old days when junk mailers included business reply envelopes in with their adverts, it was so satisfying to fill their envelope with the junk they sent me and then send it back to them, it was a good way to get revenge.
Generally, sending junk mail back is a waste of money, probably the Post Office appreciate it tho
Their address would be usefull so I can send back this scam letter they sent me, thats whats I want
A call was received from an individual claiming to represent the Home Warranty Division of Royal United Mortgage L, although it is believed to be fraudulent since our mortgage was sold to another company four months after signing the paperwork, and as a result, this matter will not be pursued further.
This has been reported to the BBB, seens like a scam with a fake check recieved
This appears to be a solicitation scam disguised as a mortgage notification