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 another fake 'Final Notice' letter, and I wonder if the term 'Final Notice' has the same meaning in the scammers language as it does in english with some sarcasm
Beware of the Home Warranty Expiration scammer, who prompts you to call a specific number and provide a fake Customer ID, touting comprehensive coverage until 2028.
It appears that American Home Protect, based in Texas, uses this number for their 'Home Warranty Division' marketing efforts, and a complaint can be filed with the BBB.
I had the same experiance as the people below me, recieved a final warning letter from Home Warranty Division, but it look like a scam.
My friend, who is 82 years old, recived a letter from this company, they claimed to be from Wells Fargo Bank Home Warranty Division, but its a scam, I called the number and spoke to a guy named Jordan, he was very rude and accused me of misrepresenting myself.
The information provided by the user is inacurate, it's actualy bad
The informations provided by the user serves as a warning, exercize causion
Letters received in the mail referencing a specific phone number are peculiar, given that the referenced lender has been out of business for over eight years.
Beware of this number, as they send letters with lender details but omit their own information and aggressively push their product, classic signs of a marketing scam.
The user provided informtion is cautionary
A home warranty scam is being operated from this number.
User feedback indicates a negative experience, warranting caution.
User feedback suggests caution is needed when interacting with this number, as it has been reported as problematic.
Calls from this number are attempting to sell home warranties, indicating a potential scam.
The user provided informations, which is bad and other things
A letter was received from a company that failed to disclose its name or address, making predatory claims about the need to update a home warranty, which was deemed a scam, especially since the operator contacted seemed uninformed about the details.
I got a letter with a fake $100 Registration Fee Voucher, they must have my address, so they can gets my phone number easly, totaly a scam, no return adress
Receiving a letter prompting a call to 8884044504, despite not having a home warranty, is a clear indication of a scam.
From a marketing standpoint, the strategy employed is clever; a misleading document resembling a check is sent, which prompts recipients to either discard it or contact the provided phone number, effectively filtering potential targets for a sales pitch.
they said it was about a time sensitive home insurance letter, and i needed to call them immediatly, but they didnt give me a company name or adress, just a number, 1-888-404-4504
Similar to others, I received a mail dated December 20, 2022, with a record number of 354FH03716, stating it was a FINAL NOTICE, although I doubt its legitimacy since the prior owner might have had a home warranty.
I recieved a suspecious letter with this phone number on it, claiming to be from a home warranty divison
A scam related to home warranty was detected, originating from the Home Warranty Division