Excuse me! Your Car's Warranty has Expired!

Nobody in the history of human existence has ever said: “Gee, I wonder if anyone has any important information for me about my car’s extended warranty?”

If you own a phone, you are approximately 189,374% likely to receive a few calls with VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION about the warranty on your vehicle. Doesn’t matter if your car no longer has a warranty. Doesn’t matter if you no longer own the car. Doesn’t even matter if you no longer have a driver’s license, these companies want to sell you something, and they’ll sell it to you if your only conveyance is a skateboard.

And they’ll not only pitch you by phone. They’ll send mail. They’ll send email. They’ll use targeted ads on social media. They’ll try fax, TELEX, Western Union, carrier pigeon, smoke signals, semaphore and petroglyphs. There ARE a handful of reputable companies that will sell you an extended vehicle warranty without chasing you down like Dr. Richard Kimble in “The Fugitive.” We’ve got plenty of info on them in our buying guide to extended warranties. Until then, here’s how you’re likely to get pitched:

Read more on How to Stop Extended Warranty Calls here.

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