called here today.  no message left

This was a auto insurnace warrenty company that was asking me to agree to a warrenty with no documentation in a 5 min phone call.  And when I stated that I've owed previous vehicles that had extrended coverage and was never pressured to agree in a 5 min call with no documentaion, the man laughed on the phone as I hung up

Received a call and they hung up.   I don't answer calls unless I know the person.  This is Click4Support who was indicted by the Federal Trade Commission except they didn't shut down their call center in India.  Same people who spoof their numbers and call themselves Avec Vous and will probably give you another fraudulent name.  The person who stated he let them remote on his computer is one of the scammers.  Once they get on your computer, they get your unique computer wifi and hardware address and will be able to remote in again even if you get your computer erased or change your router. They will get into your printer if it is a wireless printer and scan everything you print or fax.  It is for identity theft purposes and to see if you have your banking online. They are obviously looking for your social security number if you have ever entered it on your computer.  They scam people for money and call from different spoofed numbers; probably same call center from India.  They call from the same call center with different scams.  They pretend to be the IRS.  They answer as United States Treasury.   They use different spoofed numbers for their scam IRS call.  They call from 302-333-2678 and 302-333-4356.  They are crazy. They call me almost everyday with different spoofed numbers; I never pick up.  I will post this so everyone will know who they are.  Beware all scams.

They said they were from an auto insurance warranty company and my warranty has expired. I told them my warranty has not expired and not to call again.

Trying  to sell me on things on a vehicle I no longer own. I've asked several times for them not to call me again and they keep calling like it's a game.