National Vehicle headquarters--Scam [Archive]

Infinite

05-03-2009, 12:57 PM

I just got a lil green card in the mail today that says my warranty is about to expire. then on the card they ask for your full vin and other info. Supposedly its a scam so just beware.

If you want to know more about it:
http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/8662257135

bluemax

11-04-2009, 12:50 PM

Their marketing peice may not be anything to write home about but they are all professionals on the phone. I have purchased 4 service contracts from these people and they have always been good consultants and treated me with respect. They are definitely NOT a scam. Yes, they need your VIN to pull up the plans that are available but all of the plans are backed by A rated Insurance companies. I know, I have checked them out and they are a good company.

Alkivar

11-04-2009, 01:21 PM

Their marketing peice may not be anything to write home about but they are all professionals on the phone. I have purchased 4 service contracts from these people and they have always been good consultants and treated me with respect. They are definitely NOT a scam. Yes, they need your VIN to pull up the plans that are available but all of the plans are backed by A rated Insurance companies. I know, I have checked them out and they are a good company.

says the guy with 1 post on the site...

nah hes not a paid shill... [rolleyes]

ZomgZombies

11-04-2009, 01:23 PM

Their marketing peice may not be anything to write home about but they are all professionals on the phone. I have purchased 4 service contracts from these people and they have always been good consultants and treated me with respect. They are definitely NOT a scam. Yes, they need your VIN to pull up the plans that are available but all of the plans are backed by A rated Insurance companies. I know, I have checked them out and they are a good company.

ok well, I am a certified network security professional, and to QUOTE you on the services i can offer, you must give me your IP address. [rolleyes]

bluemax

11-04-2009, 01:48 PM

says the guy with 1 post on the site...

nah hes not a paid shill... [rolleyes]

Genius!

bluemax

11-04-2009, 01:50 PM

ok well, I am a certified network security professional, and to QUOTE you on the services i can offer, you must give me your IP address. [rolleyes]

Do you drive a black and white VW Beetle with writing on the side?

S4UCE

11-04-2009, 02:30 PM

Do you drive a black and white VW Beetle with writing on the side?

naw, he drives this
http://www.truffleshuffle.co.uk/store/images/a_team_van_03.jpg

BlackLock_A4

11-04-2009, 02:34 PM

^^^ HAHA

Hassmeister

11-04-2009, 04:36 PM

The A team. That's pretty clean!

ZomgZombies

11-05-2009, 05:07 AM

naw, he drives this
http://www.truffleshuffle.co.uk/store/images/a_team_van_03.jpg

:D :D

I was gonna respond to the question if I work for geek squad (no i dont, I have a real cert, and will be CISSP soon[;)])

but now I just want to file some new paperwork for a D.B.A:

"Mr T Consulting"
I pity the fool who dont use my Network Behavior Analysis Intrusion Protection System

bluemax

03-28-2011, 04:39 PM

I have said before that I believe National Vehicle Headquarters to be a reputable company. Having purchased protection plans from them over the years I have had occasion to use them. The company always does their best to help me. They have a great Customer Service Dept. and my rep is still there after all these years. This company doesn't deserve the reference to being a scam. I highly recommend them to everyone I know.

Take a look at there website if you are interested. http://www.nvhonline.com

charlieswing

05-23-2011, 12:29 PM

Bluemax- They are indeed a scam. They are misleading vultures. I got a green card in the mail saying urgent notice and that my vehicle warranty expiration was approaching on a car I just bought 2 months ago. It didn't take long to research them and realize how they are misleading others. If they are not a scam then they are one shady business.