robocalls

“Hi, we’re calling because we know you just sat down to dinner and we’d love to interrupt you with this offer for an extended warranty on your car! Just provide us with your Social Security number and credit card details, and we’ll take care of the rest.”

If that script sounds familiar, it’s probably because robocall scams have become an everyday nuisance for millions of people

If you drive a car and own a phone, you’ve likely been targeted by this scam once or twice – or maybe even a thousand times. It’s the scam that tips the scale on robocalls and takes them from “mild inconvenience” to “royal pain in the neck”. But auto warranty scams are more than just a hopeless nuisance – they can spell financial disaster to