OT Car Warranty Scam

I received a card in the mail saying it was my final reminder regarding my
automobile and to call a toll free number. I didn't recognize the company
name so I did a search on google.

I found a news article from Sep 2002 saying this is a car warranty scam.
The name of the company is Motor Vehicle Protection Corp. They are
demanding your credit card number and want to charge 1500 dollars on it.
BEWARE!!!!

Kate T.
South Mississippi

The scam that makes me crazy is the one where the credit card companies send
you "free" checks printed with your name and address on them. Hooooooboy! it
looks like using them would be a disaster. I don't have a shredder. I just
take them to the sink and soak them for a few hours in whatever is waiting
for me there. When they are about to dissolve, I wad them in tight little
soggy balls. Cheap, easy and it makes me feel all better. Polly

Kate T. wrote in message
...
I received a card in the mail saying it was my final reminder regarding my
automobile and to call a toll free number. I didn't recognize the company
name so I did a search on google.

I found a news article from Sep 2002 saying this is a car warranty scam.
The name of the company is Motor Vehicle Protection Corp. They are
demanding your credit card number and want to charge 1500 dollars on it.
BEWARE!!!!

Kate T.
South Mississippi

I just throw them out in one of Johns dirty diapers. No chance of them
being used.
Christina

Polly Esther wrote:
The scam that makes me crazy is the one where the credit card companies send
you "free" checks printed with your name and address on them. Hooooooboy! it
looks like using them would be a disaster. I don't have a shredder. I just
take them to the sink and soak them for a few hours in whatever is waiting
for me there. When they are about to dissolve, I wad them in tight little
soggy balls. Cheap, easy and it makes me feel all better. Polly

Kate T. wrote in message
...

I received a card in the mail saying it was my final reminder regarding my
automobile and to call a toll free number. I didn't recognize the company
name so I did a search on google.

I found a news article from Sep 2002 saying this is a car warranty scam.
The name of the company is Motor Vehicle Protection Corp. They are
demanding your credit card number and want to charge 1500 dollars on it.
BEWARE!!!!

Kate T.
South Mississippi

I have requested, numerous times, that they stop sending me those things.
Now, I "fill them out" with nonsense words and send them back with my next
payment. So far, I've received the same response I got to my requests.
--
Ruth in Happy Camp

"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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The scam that makes me crazy is the one where the credit card companies
send
you "free" checks printed with your name and address on them. Hooooooboy!
it
looks like using them would be a disaster. I don't have a shredder. I just
take them to the sink and soak them for a few hours in whatever is waiting
for me there. When they are about to dissolve, I wad them in tight little
soggy balls. Cheap, easy and it makes me feel all better. Polly

Kate T. wrote in message
...
I received a card in the mail saying it was my final reminder regarding
my
automobile and to call a toll free number. I didn't recognize the
company
name so I did a search on google.

I found a news article from Sep 2002 saying this is a car warranty scam.
The name of the company is Motor Vehicle Protection Corp. They are
demanding your credit card number and want to charge 1500 dollars on it.
BEWARE!!!!

Kate T.
South Mississippi