I Was Contacted by Secure Auto Warranty / Secure Vehicle Service

If you received mail from Secure Auto Warranty or Secure Vehicle Service designed to look like an official notice, it is likely a third-party marketing company that purchased your vehicle registration data. Do not provide payment information without independently verifying the company's identity and state license.

How to Verify Legitimacy

A legitimate contact from Secure Auto Warranty / Secure Vehicle Service will:

  • Provide a written service contract with coverage details
  • Identify the administrator and underwriter
  • Include a callback number matching Secure Auto Warranty / Secure Vehicle Service'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 Secure Auto Warranty -- what is it?

It is almost certainly a third-party marketing piece, not an official manufacturer or government notice. The personalized vehicle details come from public registration records. You are not required to respond.