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Whoever sold/delivered the car/warranty/service plan/loan to you sells your information to these sketchy companies. So they know where you live and when you bou
by gdix 14y ago
Whoever sold/delivered the car/warranty/service plan/loan to you sells your information to these sketchy companies. So they know where you live and when you bought the car and which car you have. From that they deduce when your original warranty is likely to expire and send you the scam letter.
In this case, since the author didn't actually buy the car, maybe he took it in to get it serviced and THEY sold his name, address, car make to the scamsters (or something like that).
- kirillzubovsky 14y agoForgot to comment on this early on. My current address is actually not associated with the car in any, absolutely any way. Either they looked up unrelated sources, or it came directly from Sausolito, where I once got a parking ticket (the only reference to the current address for this car). Strange.