Received calls and letters from this scam/scum of a company about my warranty that is supposedly about to expire on my 2013 equinox. Same as above comments, that it is urgent and time sensitive.
I have an extended warranty through GM. Guess they are too stupid or lazy to fact check before harassing people.

I received a "time sensitive" phone call from 1-877-227-1390 giving me a reference number for my 2013 Nissan Altima.  Best part is, they called my office phone.  I figure if it was real/important, they would have called my cell!  Why are you calling me at work?!

Received a call from Gloria Gonzalez on 3/14/14 on my work number about my vehicle on a "time sensitive" matter, the same number I used when I bought my car, so obviously the dealership is selling our information out to scammers and third party vendors. Will not call back and blocked the number!!  

Same thing, called & left message with my elderly mother giving her phone # and reference #13N.  I did call the number prior to googling it, but it just rang and rang.  

Left a message asking for me, about my vehicle on a "time sensitive" matter.  But they called a number that came bundled with my cable and internet.  We don't use this number, I don't even know the number to give it out, and the bill is in my fiance's name.  Kinda creepy!!!!  

I came into work this morning to find a voice mail from this number.  It was from Tiffany,from "Dealer Services."  Same story: she had the make model and year of my car. I didn't recognize the number being from my dealer. So I Googled and found this.  I won't be returning her call.....

Here is a link to Third-Party Extended Auto Warranty scams
http://www.edmunds.com/auto-warranty/third-party-extended-warranty-scams.html

Got a call about my 2008 Toyota, same deal as other callers report. Message said time sensitive, left a reference code.
We get calls from them regularly, as well as snail mail offers in misleading envelopes that look as if they were serious communications from Toyota.  I returned the call out of curiosity.

Woman starts spiel about my warranty being about to expire (uh, that would have been in 2011, as I never bought an extended warranty). I stopped her, told her not to try to sell me something, I wasn't interested and that I thought it was a scam. Woman got snippety, offended, acted as if I were out of line.

Also called my Toyota dealer in town to inquire whether they had knowledge of "Dealer Services" with this number. Contact said she didn't know if her Toyota dealership does business with these people. Not reassuring. But she did say that other clients of theirs had called inquiring about the same thing. Maybe she or someone there should get on the ball and at least find out. Austin, TX, how about being proactive? Maybe some kind of affiliate marketing. Who knows. I don't really trust either party.

I received a call from this number indicating they had time sensitive information about my Honda Pilot.  Made it seem it was from a dealership concerning a recall.  It's a scam.  

They called me and said that it was part of my agreement to get follow up about an extended warranty.  Only agreement I could think of was when I bought the car.  Either way, I told him I wasn't interested and asked if he could notate my account - since they gave me a reference number when they originally called and got my voice-mail.  The guy basically said thanks for calling back and hung up.  Didn't ask for my name or reference number.  I'll be ready next time they call, since I'm on a Do Not Call list.

Scam

how did they get my info? who sold my info to them, did they get from dealer? did they get from the Town hall? DMV?  I would like to find that out, Maybe I should file a law suit again them SOBs sold my info to the scammers. it  is wrong for any one includes our government to selling your personal info to anyone out there to make profit.

This call was from Dealer Services; when I told them tactfully that I was not interested; he told me that he knew what was best for me.  At that point, I lost it and hung up.

Message on our machine with this number, a "reference code", year (correct) and model (incorrect) of our new car.  Identified as "Dealer Services".  Did not call back.

Called and left message. Said they were from Dealer Services and had my Make and Year of our new car we bought. Left number to call back and a reference number to give the caller.  Called back same day and phone rang and rang and then it hung up. Called back next day, was on hold for five minutes, hung up. Then Googled the number and found this site. I will not be calling back.

Message on my answering machine. Caller identified herself as Victoria Gonzalez from Dealer Services, calling about my Nissan Versa. She gave me a reference code and asked me to call this number.  I will not be calling back.

Just got called about my Nissan Versa. She just said it was Dealer Services & gave me a reference code to call this number with no other info.  I suspected it was for an "extended warranty", This website confirms that suspicion. Needless to say, I will not be calling back.

You probably have a horrible cellular service or home phone service. Maybe its time to upgrade to AT&T?

You are all IDIOTS  who all listen to a bunch on nonsense about a company you have no recollection of when they're 100% legit company they're A rated through the BBB and have fixed my vehicle with no problems when I took it in to the dealership. It's a scam because you don't know who it is? Good job! Next time do a little research on a company before bad mouthing anyone/company!  P.S. Keep up the good work dealer services!

they called from ROyal Protection Plan letting me know my accura full coverage plan is ready to expire.

I received a call from them as well saying the exact same thing! It was concerning my 2013 Honda CRV! Who are these people and how do they get our information!!!?

Received a voice mail from "Shaquana" about my 2006 Honda Civic.  I've never owned a Honda in my life.  Called back and asked where they got their info.  He said my info probably got mixed up and then his phone started "breaking up" and the line went dead.  I called back and started questioning him again.  Even though he answered with a clear line, it all of a sudden started "breaking up" again and went dead.  Scam. Scam. Scam.

Left messge for me to call about time sensitive information regarding my Honda.  I called back and was on hold for long time - read other comments on the reverse number look up so hung up

They called trying to sell me new warranty for my infiniti and said my factory warranty is about to expire. I purchased a new warranty when I bought my car 2 years ago that would last 5 years.

Very unproffessional company that have zero customer service skills.  The represenative hung up on me when I advised him that I was not interested in the extended warranty for Nissan.

They called me regarding my car? How they knew about this I have absolutlly no idea? Decided to google it and sure enough it is another scam!

Called to ask about my 2007 Ford Mustang.  I  called back to see if it had anything to do with my credit.   Told the guy I don't have a 2007 Ford Mustang.   He said well just disregard the phone call and hung up on me.  I then proceeded to call back and once I told him my name, he hung up again.

They called me regarding my Arua TL sayingit was very important that I call them back.  Very time sensitive.  I tried calling back, not answer.

They called me indicating is was from "Dealer Services" too and concerned my Ford Mustang mentioning that the information is time sensitive......

I received a call from this number indicating it was from "Dealer Services" and concerned my Toyota Corolla.  Thanks to this site, I know it is a scam.  I am sure that if I called back, the "company" would try to sell me a worthless warranty or otherwise extract money.