I Was Contacted by National Auto Warranty Services
A contact from National Auto Warranty Services using official-looking government-style language is a marketing communication, not a government notice. If you receive such a contact, verify the company's current licensing status in your state and report unsolicited robocalls to the FTC.
How to Verify Legitimacy
A legitimate contact from National Auto Warranty Services will:
- Provide a written service contract with coverage details
- Identify the administrator and underwriter
- Include a callback number matching National Auto Warranty Services's official website
- Not use pressure tactics or "final notice" language
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Frequently Asked Questions
I got an official-looking letter from National Auto Warranty Services - is it from the government?
No. This is a private warranty marketing letter. No government agency sends warranty expiration notices. Report deceptive mailers designed to look like government correspondence to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.