Warranty Expiration Notification ... like alot of other people

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Arthur
Country: United States
I have in the past and do drive vehicles now. I don't want an Advertisement like this coming from anyone. I took it official for a short bit then it hit me, I don't have coverage with any firm but the one I was doing business with. And when this card came, it wasn't anything to do with whoever I was dealing with at the time. I FEEL SORRY for the people who Believe this type of Advertisement --- especially if they just bought their new car and they haven't put many miles or time behind the wheels. I chalk this Advertisement up to being just like the Emails I get from Stupid People in other countries who want me to send them money or Me To Pay Money To Receive My Monetary Winnings (if I won money, Why do I have to pay to get the money?)

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    tj
    "Auto warranty" scams often use deception in an attempt to appear to be connected to a dealer or car manufacturer, while mining their contracts with exceptions so that little if anything is covered.  Most of them are basically fraudulent schemes.

    If you receive a card implying that "your warranty is about to expire", file fraud complaints with your state Attorney General, and the u.S. Postal Inspector.

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