Comments on: Scam Identity Theft Calls to Cell Phones Tout Expiring Auto Warranty, Coming from 408-587-2116 and 623-238-6228

By: Grace Alexander

Grace Alexander — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 16:58:56 +0000

Amazing. Found this site today after months of the stupid phone calls - I actually started wandering out into my sun room (we live way out int he country far from neighbors) and SCREAMING as loud and high-pitched as I could. I also decided the next time they call I am going to traumatize whoever the idiot is who works for them by cutting off in mid sentence, saying ‘hold on, someone;’s at the door’, then start yelling ‘who are you? who are you? What do you want? Oh my god! No! No! Nooooooooooo!Help me! help! somebody! God, no! Nooooooooooooooooooo!’

LOLOLOL (yeah, I’m just that evil)

Oh, yeah, and I love the air-horn idea. I don’t care how desperate you are for a job, you have got to be some low kind of person to work for a company like this.

Now they are emailing me. Sheesh. SPAM SPAM SPAM.

By: Paul Peterson

Paul Peterson — Mon, 18 May 2009 21:31:01 +0000

I don’t wish to get into this any further than to tell you who you are searching for.

The individual owners of PacificGuard Warranty are:

Frank Frappier who resides on Southern California
Christian Westbrook - Bay Area
Doug Butcher - Bay Area

They will no doubt have themselves buried in other corporations that own PacificGuard. So look at the Nevada Secretary of State pages along with Delaware and any other corporate friendly state.

If you can get to these 3 individuals personally with a lawsuit, you may get somewhere. Suing the corporation will get you nowhere, because they have insulated themselves appropriately.

A big lawsuit against any of them personally will wake them up because they won’t want to lose their personal property or money.

Good Luck

By: dizz

dizz — Mon, 18 May 2009 16:05:44 +0000

Fight the Power!!

By: KMW

KMW — Wed, 13 May 2009 13:03:53 +0000

I hadn’t heard of this until recently and well… what are you suppose to do if you have purchased one of these “extended warranties”? I’ve been searching all morning but every article is only addressing the fact that they exist. What are you suppose to do -if you have purchased one - to get it canceled and not be charged for the cancelation? After calling the “Warranty Company” and canceling do I have to also call the company that they financed it through?

By: AEC

AEC — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:02:06 +0000

Got a call from a new number 800-169-8786… they called me twice today. Both times I talked AT them until they hung up. :)

By: Brandon

Brandon — Mon, 11 May 2009 14:09:41 +0000

Just plug these annoying little pest phone numbers in phonemyphone.com. Have fun :)

By: Solution

Solution — Thu, 07 May 2009 22:08:10 +0000

Company’s name: Extended Auto Warranty
Address: 1868 N. University Dr. Ste. 304 , Plantation, FL Zip: 33322

corporate - 954-423-3700

^^^that is the number to their corporate office, call them and tell them you are going to file harassment charges on them if they do not remove your phone number from their list. It’s the only solution….

By: Nolazach

Nolazach — Tue, 05 May 2009 21:34:52 +0000

I have been getting calls for weeks from these people.

Driving me insane. I talked to “Jerry” today, even though his accent was so thick I couldn’t understand him clearly.

I told him to remove my number and that the phone he was calling was owned by the US govt (which is true but USPS not nothing cool) and that I would report the company to the FCC if they called back.

They have called me from:

979-277-8566
414-462-5902
207-377-7914(x4)
205-561-2811(x3)
208-664-0749
574-287-6679

By: Kari

Kari — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 01:10:04 +0000

These guys have been calling me the last couple of weeks on both my cell and my office phone. Today, I got a call that was the exact same auto message with the same options to press 1 etc., except now they’ve moved onto trying to “lower your credit card rate”. Once again, I pressed one to talk to them and asked which of my credit cards they were associated with, they said they represent x amount of companies. I asked them which of my credit cards they were talking about. They then hung up on me again. I’ve started blocking each of the numbers they call from on my cell phone, but by the list of numbers on this site, I’m afraid it will never go away. Filed FCC complaints also.

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:07:22 +0000

After receiving a call from Direct Warranty Services, located in St. Peters, Missouri, a quick background check of the company soon revealed that a few scoundrels work there too. Some of the names that appeared were Kurt Schlogl, Len Woolfenden, Brian Copilevitz, Darrin Thomas, and Mindy Schnyder.
Besides being named in various lawsuits for their business dealings, some were named for being convicted of DUI, assault, armed robbery, and child molestation. What a bunch of great people to entrust your auto warranty with.