800-386-0078 / 8003860078

Anyone dumb or gullible enough to get taken by this scam artist deserves to be scammed. Period.

Scammer LETTER tries to make it look official using terms like vehicle services department and vehicle document alert notice, and customer code #. No address on letter but envelope says postage paid permit from St.Charles, MO.

Update: After I told them several times that I wanted to cancel, they did reverse the charge.

Correction: They *did* charge my credit card, and even though I cancelled, they haven't reversed the charge.

I got the same letter. It's confusing because it doesn't show a company name, a mailing address, or even an email address. Just "Jessica Bork" at (800) 386-0078. I called and a man answered. After a long conversation I accepted the offer and gave him my credit card number. That was stupid of me because I knew nothing about the guy. I called the next day and cancelled. No charge has shown up on my credit card, at least not yet, so I don't think it's the worst scam ever. Either they're somewhat ethical or they're trying to stay within the law. At the bottom of the letter in tiny print it says, "SSA is an independent company who provides extended vehicle protection plans on behalf of leading third party administrators.... Plans are administered by Omega Autocare, Enterprise Financial Group, American Auto Shield, and Matrix Warranty Solutions" It turns out that SSA is short for Simple Save Auto. At the Better Business Bureau for Simple Save Auto it shows Calvin Merklin as owner and Alex Rushitaj as Customer Support Manager. It shows three addresses, in Saint Charles, Bridgeton and Weldon Spring, all in Missouri. At Bizapediacom Calvin Merklin is shown as agent or owner for four different companies in St. Charles and Bridgeton but not for Simple Save Auto. At LinkedIn Alex Rushitaj and Jesse Buerck are shown as co-owners of Simple Save Auto. The similarity of 'Jesse Buerck' and 'Jessica Bork' makes me wonder if Jessica Bork is a name they made up. I suppose SSA's plan is to hook you up with one of the four companies they list, whichever one they choose. At consumeraffairs com the vast majority of reviewers of American Auto Shield give one star out of five. It sounds like typically the car owner and their mechanic spend hours on the phone trying to get AAS to pay, and in the end AAS finds something in the contract that says they don't have to pay, or they pay less than the actual cost. RipoffReport com shows 24 reports for Enterprise Financial Group.

SCAM NO RETURN ADDRESS ON THE LETTER

I just received the letter today !!!! SCAM SCAM SCAM.