425-407-XXXX

Worried about my social security. Gave me options and I pressed one to "speak with an officer" when I connected to the "officer" he said my social security number was at risk and that he needed my name and social security number. I told him no and he ***g up.

hang up

no id(invalid#), rejected@0956, no msg (call back got someone called ilnked in? Man was trying to talk in circles,) an invalid carrier?, invalid#, in unk/unk. SBTBJ. I search number guru, national phone number registry and who calledme, in that order. Differences, (or's,) are sites don't always agree on carrier, line type or location.

They will not identify themselves until they receive information from me

Answered, and they hung up phone

This was a business wanting to sell me extended warranty on my truck

No information on this number at all!

Want to find out how often calls are made from her to my fiance

100% spammer saying your vehicle's warranty will be expired, but compare to the phone fraud calls in China, they are so young and so immature in they phone to let others to believe them, anyway, DO NOT TRUST THEM.

Location reported coming from Everett, WA. As other people have said, they're a company trying to get you to buy extended protection on your car. Spam phone call, this is the second one I've gotten in a couple months. You can push them for questions and get them to hang up, or just hang up when you hear the opening line. Please keep reporting these to as many sites as you can.

Called me today. Told that they were a Autoprotection company and also offered me extended warranty. Asked for a mileage on the vehicle. This is not the first time the do it, so I told them I have one and saked not to call me again. Person was nice and wished a good day. First time ever I hang up on them first :)

Just trying to get card info wouldn't send me an email about they're company until I hand over my money. No thank you that's a huge red flag

http://www.fcc.gov/guides/auto-warranty-scams Beware of Auto warranty scam looked up about it right after getting a phone call. We can file a complaint as well.

Got a call , followed by dial tone for 3 seconds and then some person confirming my name. They immediately hung up without saying anything else.

Much like the others below, I heard a ring when I answered and the woman on the line told me she was from the Auto Protection Department. She knew my old address plus the make and model of my car. She said my warranty was up (it was, I knew when it ended) and that she could help me extend it. She asked if I still lived at the address, I said no and that I wasn't going to buy anything from her because she wasn't from Hyundai (which she was consistently mis-pronouncing). She ***g up on me before I got "good luck scamming people you *************" out of my mouth.