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 | ESwan 2011-03-10 16:58:30 Telemarketer |
Addendum to above:
One of the ?hottest? scams in the telemarketing industry these days involves companies that sell Auto-Warranties. It?s usually a robo-call. The recording starts with: ?This is your final notice! The warranty on your car is about to expire?? Of course, the caller has no idea whether you even have a car, not to mention its warranty. After the recording is played you are connected to a live operator who often refuses to send anything in the mail until you make your first payment. The experienced salesman will use high-pressure tactics rushing you into making a payment.
Victims, who fell for the scam and ?extended their warranties? report that the companies often fail to send any paperwork and routinely deny policy payments.
Tracing the calls to the companies is difficult. The calls often come from telemarketing centers located overseas. Also, the companies often spoof their caller ID information to display someone?s else?s real number. When people receive these calls they dial the number they see on Caller ID and leave angry messages for an unsuspecting victim. Two-three days later the telemarketers change the Caller ID number and the scam continues.
One of the ?hottest? scams in the telemarketing industry these days involves companies that sell Auto-Warranties. It?s usually a robo-call. The recording starts with: ?This is your final notice! The warranty on your car is about to expire?? Of course, the caller has no idea whether you even have a car, not to mention its warranty. After the recording is played you are connected to a live operator who often refuses to send anything in the mail until you make your first payment. The experienced salesman will use high-pressure tactics rushing you into making a payment.
Victims, who fell for the scam and ?extended their warranties? report that the companies often fail to send any paperwork and routinely deny policy payments.
Tracing the calls to the companies is difficult. The calls often come from telemarketing centers located overseas. Also, the companies often spoof their caller ID information to display someone?s else?s real number. When people receive these calls they dial the number they see on Caller ID and leave angry messages for an unsuspecting victim. Two-three days later the telemarketers change the Caller ID number and the scam continues.
| ESwan 2011-03-10 16:57:01 Telemarketer |
No one answers when I pick up. When I called the number it was for Elite Auto Solutions, a car warranty company. I asked them to remove my number (cell phone) from their data base and they said they would.
| NIck 2011-03-03 16:22:05 Unknown |
Eleat (sp) Auto Solutions is who i got when i called it back
| tony 2011-03-02 20:32:55 Unknown |
they keep calling no answer some kind of scam,
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