Warranty on your vehicle has expired automated message.

I just got a call on my cell phone from this number.  They are hawking extended car warranties.
I asked for the company name and was told Warranty Services which was probably bogus.  I then asked for the address and they hung up.

These folks are using  VOIP for their calls and spoofing the originating number.  They do this to keep from being caught.

I have no idea if the service they are selling is legit or just a grab the cash and run scam.

Jennifer Brown the Scientologist?  Scientologists are often involved in quick money making scams to support their cultic habits.

http://www.myhomepage.org/jenniferbrown/index.htm


See also CT Scientologist with similar scam.

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-203-899-0248

David Figueroa
http://www.our-home.org/davidfigueroa/index.htm

I took the called put on hold for 5 minutes, then a woman came on the line and asked me if I wanted "Extended warranty informations for my vehicle". I asked who are you and she hanged up.

These calls can be spoofed to look like they come from any number.

They called on a work cell that I have to answer. I played along to try and get as much information as I could when it was clear they had no specific car they were calling about. The only "company name" the supervisor could give me was "Warranty Services" as well. They said they weren't allowed to give out an address or phone number, and they claimed that they weren't the ones who called. They say it was my pushing "1" that transferred the call to them.

I reported as much as I could to the FCC using their online complaint form at http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

I know it's probably a waste of time, but I'm hoping the FCC will act if they get enough complaints. And maybe if they decide to act, they might be able to eventually get a decoy to "buy" the warranty and then track these people down.