What a surprise to hear a bot pitching a car warranty to someone without a vehicle. The pattern points to automated scams that pull vague references to warranties, dealers, or VINs to sound legit. Callers often spoof local area codes to increase trust. If you receive such calls, let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and report it to the FTC. Never share personal or financial details, and consider adding the number to your phone’s spam filter. Keep a log of repeat calls; multiple reports can help carriers curb these nuisance bots.
Despite my requests to stop calling, the calls continue, and it's clear that this is a scam, especially since they can't provide any information about the contract, dealer, or vehicle identification number.
A robotic caller contacted me about extending my car's warranty, which is ironic since I do not own a car
