Question about those cheap car warranties that call you nonstop
I fell for one of those car warranty calls about 8 months ago and threw away $350 on a plan that covered nothing. They promised engine and transmission protection but when my alternator died they found a loophole about 'pre-existing wear'. Now every scam number has my info and I get 5 calls a week. Anyone else get suckered by one of these and find a way to block the calls?
Oh yeah, 'pre-existing wear' is their favorite excuse I swear. I fell for one too and they used almost the exact same wording when my transmission started acting up. Now I just screen every call and block them as they come, but it feels like a never ending game of whack-a-mole with those numbers.