Recent reports show a pattern of repetitive calls claiming to offer auto‑warranty extensions, often flagged as scams by recipients. Callers use vague geographic references like "Maryland" to lend credibility, yet the core pitch remains the same: pressure you into a purchase you never requested. Most victims describe the calls as unwanted and persistent, sometimes multiple times a day. To protect yourself, let unknown numbers go to voicemail, block the caller, and never share personal or payment info over the phone. If you suspect fraud, report the number to your carrier and the FTC for further action.
Daily calls from this number are part of an auto warranty scam, proving to be highly annoying.
Avoid answering calls from this number as it is likely a scam.
Car warrantee scam was the topic of the call i recieved
This is a fraudulent call
