I Was Contacted by US Automotive Protection Services
If you received a 'final notice' mailer or a robocall from US Automotive Protection Services, be aware the company has documented regulatory history including a Wisconsin DATCP consent judgment and a Colorado AG subpoena. Do not provide payment information based on mailer or phone contact alone. Request a written contract, identify the administrator by name, and verify licensing in your state before any payment.
How to Verify Legitimacy
A legitimate contact from US Automotive Protection Services will:
- Provide a written service contract with coverage details
- Identify the administrator and underwriter
- Include a callback number matching US Automotive Protection Services's official website
- Not use pressure tactics or "final notice" language
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Frequently Asked Questions
I got a final notice from US Automotive Protection Services - what should I do?
'Final notice' is a marketing phrase, not an official notice. This company has documented regulatory actions. Do not call back or provide payment information without first verifying current licensing in your state through your department of insurance. You may also report unsolicited contacts to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
How do I stop calls from US Automotive Protection Services?
Register at donotcall.gov. If calls continue after 31 days, report each call to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov including the date, time, and callback number. Send a written opt-out request by certified mail to create a paper trail.