Never answer calls from 1‑888‑413‑5452 or reply to any unsolicited home‑warranty postcards. These messages mimic official county records and pressure you with urgent language to renew a non‑existent policy. Verify any warranty by checking actual contract documents and contacting the insurer directly, not the number on the mail. Delete the postcard, report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier, and add it to a block list. Keep personal information private, and never provide payment details unless you initiated the contact. Stay skeptical of unexpected vouchers or “final notice” wording—most are home warranty scam tactics designed to harvest your data.
A postcard notification was received regarding a home warranty replacement for mechanical systems, stating that the home inspection was waived and referencing county deed records, but requiring registration to continue protections.
A scam letter instructed me to call this number immediately, but I recognized it as a fraudulent attempt to collect money, especially since it included my home address and name but lacked any company information.
Postcards have also been sent by this number requesting home warranty coverage
The postcard I received with this number was vague and clearly a tactic to target vulnerable individuals with fraudulent home warranty offers
A card was received in the mail from this sender.
I received a card, not a letter, with 'Home Warranty Division' on one side and 'County Deed Records' on the other, instructing me to call before coverage lapses.
Despite requesting removal of my name and address, I continue to receive postcards regarding Warranty Replacement, which is unacceptable.
Does anyone know how to remove your number from their mailing list?
Receiving a letter with a voucher check for $199 from this number raised suspicions about a potential scam, particularly with regards to requesting bank information, and fortunately, researching the number confirmed these concerns.
Mailed a card about home warranty services. Total scam—I don't have one
Further research has revealed that this company, formerly known as Forever Home USA Premier Protection Company, now operates under the name 4 Everhome USA, employing tactics commonly used by fraudulent businesses to evade accountability
A letter with a check was received, which seems unusual.
Caution is advised when encountering the number 1-888-413-5452, as well as junk mail.
It was mentiond on my warranty card
Received a mail related to a warranty scam
This number is associated with a scam involving a Home Warranty voucher for $199, which is touted as a gesture of goodwill, but is actually a ploy to deceive people
The caller is attempting to scam people by claiming their home warranty has expired, which is likely a non-existent warranty.
A suspicious letter was received in the mail, lacking a company name, which suggests it is a scam
I got a letter from this company today, but i know i dont have a home warranty, my house is pretty old
Our experience involved receiving a suspicious letter that included a check for $199.00 and instructions to call this number immediately; however, upon researching the number, it was clear that it was a scam.
I also got the same letter, wondering who is behind it
Suspicions of a scam lead me to advise against answering calls from this number.
This telephone number is associated with fraudulent letters resembling checks.
The individuals behind this number are suspected to be scammers operating from a location in Louisville, KY.
Similar to what the other person said, the envelope look like a check from the outside, but it's actually a solicitation to sell Home Warranty, whats the point of that.
Elderly relatives, particularly those with disabilities, are being targeted by scammers using numbers like 888-413-5452, which they claim to be from their home insurance company, demonstrating the lowest form of deceit.
it was clear that this letter was a scam becuse it didnt have a return adress, it also had what look like a check in my name, i think they shoud be fined and send to jail
These spammers use the pretext of home insurance to make their calls.
Unsolicited mail is being sent by the HOME WARRANTY DIVISION to numerous individuals. Furthermore, it has been reported that this organization is fraudulent. The representatives of HOME WARRANTY DIVISION are also known to be quite abrasive when interacting with callers.
This number appeard to be from a county, but i dont no wich one, they wanted me to purchse a warranty, but i didnt trust them.