These Filipinos transfer you to American sounding assholes who say they work with defunct companies like Integrities Choice & Omega Auto Care.
Carrier: Onvoy
Dialer: ViciDial
Answers as: “Auto Warranty Department” or “Dealer Services/Activation Department”
Technicians: “John” and “Stevie”
Did you get any farther with them? They transferred me to American sounding agents 3 times. They also give www.autowarranty.org as their business site which is laughable to say the least.
I tried through the PBX, but there’s some timout issues that I need to have addressed.
I see. Thank you for following up and confirming.
Sorry to disappoint but Omega is far from defunct and has numerous numbers in their scumbag bastard arsenal
8333422792 Omega auto care extended warranty
8333422793 Omega auto care extended warranty
8333422794 Omega auto care extended warranty
8333422795 Omega auto care extended warranty
8778500443 Omega auto care extended warranty
8333422794 Omega auto care extended warranty
I have very good reason to believe this operation is tied in with Omega also
8449474239 EFS companies
They have a few more numbers
6806978180 Auto warranty department
6806978183 Auto warranty department
6806978185 Auto warranty department
Thank you for correcting me about Omega. So do you think that the original number that called me is really tied with Omega? The other company they claimed they worked with is no longer in business so I just assumed they were lying about working with them too.
Who can ever be certain these days, with so many thieves cheats and liars stealing billions with every type of stupid crap imaginable.
I’ve heard so many separate fraud operations calling themselves the name of a genuine company they’re impersonating, who are often of dubious repute themselves.
The real Omega is definitely still in operation.
The interesting thing about a large percentage of all extended warrnty swindlers, is they fall under the umbrella of the major insurance players in multiple insurance markets, such as Sigma, Farmers Insurance and the list goes on. When I first started tying a huge amount of them together I was certain they would all end up in the same pile. The extended warranty scam is such a big money grab, usually from people who can least afford it, therefore less likely to pursue legal action due to the cost factor. The big insurance organized crime gangs quickly bought out all the largest slice of that market as a nice little side earner to their staple insurance businesses.
Lots of money changes hands to the lawmakers around the world, who shield their gangster operations with a legislatively stacked deck.
Even if there are some home warranty companies out there that aren’t complete scams, good luck to the general public weeding out the bad from the good these days. Just by the uncouth tactics & nature of modern telemarketers, it makes it virtually impossible. That’s why I tell people it’s just safer, and a whole lot less time consuming to just assume they are all scams and to stay away.
Thank you for the post LOTR. I feel like I got some good insight that I was previously lacking about the industry.