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When I purchased a pre-owned vehicle recently I also purchased an "extended warranty protection plan" through the dealership. A couple of weeks later I received a postcard (photo attached) in the mail from "us automotive protection services" stating that I should call a toll-free number to activate my protection plan. I discovered that this was a scam to get me to buy additional coverage from them and they were not affiliated in any way the company I had already signed a contract with for an extended warranty plan. They used a "hard sell" pushy tactic trying to sell me less coverage than I already have that covers my vehicle from "bumper to bumper" eventually I had to just hang up on them. Their plan was expensive and provided little actual coverage. I looked them up on the "better business bureau" and they had a large number of complaints against them.
I have called twice teying to cancel my plan because y'all do not cover nothing I need done with my car. Both times I spoke with Shannon in customer service and she refuses to cancel it. Im not gonna keeo paying on something that don't cover what I need done with my car.
I have been flooded with cards and letters saying Vehicle service division needs my mileage for the warranty. Signed Mark Smith at [protected]
This company got my sons Amex and wrote a policy ..It was Joe on the phone..and Jorge was the sales p[erson on contract.
Its fishy..How dod they get my sons amex #?
My name and home address (not my sons)
Its very suspicious..
I bought a warranty on my 2 yo car and gave to my son...in 7/19..then in 9/19 this warranty came to my hoese (not my sons) so strange
I bought a warranty from Ford (not US AUTOMOTIVE PROTECTION SERVICES) ..i gave the car to my son..he had to use the Ford warranty at a Ford dealer worked great...then a fraudulent warranty showed up in mail at my house paid for by his Amex...US Automotive protection Services..is the company/...when we get to bottom of this will post it...SMELLY..FISHY...WEIRD