Home Warranty Division scam – how to protect yourself!

I recived a letter in the mail saying i need to pay a regestration fee of $199.00 for a home warrenty plan, this is totaly a scam in my opinon

This number appears to be associated with a home mortgage scam.

I Keep recieving letters with no return adress, clearly a scam tactic to get me to call the number, I just shred them now.

Totaly a scam letter

Similar to others, I frequently receive letters from this entity, which most banks advise to discard; however, I have taken action by contacting the Postmaster General, my state's attorney general, and the Federal Trade Commission, and I encourage others to do the same.

I recieved a scam letter asking me to call 888-404-4504, it was suppost to be from the home warranty divison, but it did not have a company name or return adress.

The envelope is marked with USPS Per.it #5283, and contacting the post office may reveal the owner of the parcel.

I received a letter with urgent messaging, which appears to be a home warranty scam, and I advise against responding and instead recommend reporting it to the FTC

The information provided was unsatisfactory

Apparently, it's a home warranty scam and completely fake

Numerous letters have been received, claiming the enclosed item is not a check, despite resembling one for $199.00; it will be discarded

The letter received contained a disclaimer stating no affiliation with my mortgage holder, which is irrelevant as I own my house outright

I recived a letter from Citizens First Mortgage, saying my warranty will run out if I dont call them, but I know its a scam, the bank dont exist enymore

Receiving a letter and voucher with fine print stating no affiliation with the current mortgage holder, despite contradictory claims, suggests a total scam.

Thanks to your comments, i recieved similar letter with same ph. # and type of check, it look legit but glad i double checked, great point about no return address, i should of known better

I recieved a scam letter on 7-19_23

A letter and check from Home Warranty Division, listing this number, are clearly part of a scam.

This number is associated with a Home Warranty Scam

It was a clever atempt to deceive a consumer, arrived in a damaged bifolder envelope supposibly from Charter One Bank, that I later found out didnt exist, after searching the phone number I found multiple complaints about scams

After purchasing a house, a letter was received, and it's surprising how they obtained the mortgage provider's information, husband's name, address, and phone number.

This scam, disguised as a letter from "Main Street MTG", attempts to threaten the revocation of eligibility if no response is made within five days, despite the "Respond By" date being further ahead; it's clear this is a shady scam.

Fortunately, I recognized the scam and avoided falling victim.