I received a letter from SPD Warranty in St. Louis, MO, saying that my auto "factory coverage is expired or is about to expire". I have not purchased a new car EVER and only own used vehicles that I have purchased privately. I have not given our my home address to them. When I called the company to "opt-out", they requested even more information such as my social security number, phone number, etc. What I'd like to know is HOW did they get my name and address in the first place, since I am not listed in the phone book and keep my address very private.

today my husband i called because we had received a letter in the mail from SPD warranty Program telling us that our factory coverage had exspired and we could extend it, for a low monthly payment. So we decided that it might be a good idea considering our car just hit a 100, 000 miles. As a lot of people had said thatg the letter was stated wrong, it had said that we bought our car one month ago when we had bought a little over a year ago but we though it was a typo. Considering when we called they knew the year, make, model, and vin# of our car. So we decided to go through with it, so we gave them our checking account number and a routing # off of my check. Because they needed a down payment of 150.00 to activate the account then 125.00 a month after that. I told him that we didn't have the money in there right now so he would have to wait a few days, and that is why we gave him the check number instead. Nothing has happened yet but i look up this site right after and started closing my bank account right away, i have learned my lesson to many scams never again will i do something before checking up on it first. Wish me luck and hope they don't get a pennie out of me before hand! I plan to take further action with this scam by reporting it to the FBI, and goverment agencies, what i would like to know is how they got my info like my car make, year, model, and vin # all tell you one thing the dealer were i bought my car from is going to here from me tomorrow (KIA in Puyullup)!

I received a letter about an expiring warranty for a car I never owned. Says its a second reminder too. SCAM!!!

MY MAME IS MISTY MOULTON & I RECIEVED A LETTER SAYING THAT IT WAS MY SECOND REMINDER FOR REPAIR INSURANCE. FIRST OF ALL IVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS COMPANY SECOND I DO NOT NOW & NEVER OWNED A 2006 SEDONA .IDONT EVEN DRIVE, MY HUSBAND DOES ALL THE DRIVEING. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE THEESE PEOPLE GOT MY INFO & IF SOMEONE IS USING MY IPERSONAL INFO