Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the 1‑888‑760‑1910 callers dress up as a home‑warranty agency to frighten seniors into paying for a fake policy. They cite a nonexistent “TD Bank North” mortgage requirement, claim your coverage is about to expire, and use urgent language to push you toward a quick payment. The script is consistent across reports, indicating an organized scam ring. Never share personal or financial details with an unsolicited caller, verify the company independently (search the name, check the Better Business Bureau), and hang up if the conversation turns threatening. Report the number to the FTC and add it to your phone’s block list.
A threatening letter arrived from Home Warranty Services stating my coverage is “Pending” and that without it I'd bear 100% of repair costs; it warned that my eligibility could be revoked after five days, even though I never signed up for such a warranty.
scam related to home warranties
Apparently, this individuel made a claim and I reponded by advising her to obtain a lawfull job since their scaming activiteis are well-documented on the internet, including by the better bussiness company and FBI; ironically, she refused to converse with a stranger, and I vetoed doing bussiness with a scammer, so I hung up on her.
Upon receiving a letter from the Home Warranty Division, I contacted the listed number, 1-888-760-1910, and requested that a live agent remove my personal information, but they refused and terminated the call.
Be careful, I recieved a notice to respond to, they claim my property's home warranty will expire and I will be liable for cost, we spoke to a pushy individual who use scare tactics to intimidate peoples
A letter was sent with this return number, claiming my home warranty for mortgage maintenance was expiring
Nonsensical rambling
They advertise home cleaning services. Clean enough already.
A nameless letter arrived marked "Response to Notice Requested" and "Final Notice" for "Mortgage Maintenance Requirements"; it urged me to call 1‑888‑760‑1910 before June 6, 2025, but I had no clue who sent it or what coverage it referenced, so I discarded it.
I recieved a letter with this phone number, alledging I had to get their home warrenty for appliances, ect. or i would loose my mortgage, which is clearly a scam desinged to scare older peoples
This appears to be a property warranty scam
A suspicious letter was received from an unnamed company, threatening the loss of my mortgage if I didn't purchase their home warranty, which was a blatant lie as the bank mentioned doesn't exist and I've paid off my mortgage decades ago.