Their current mailing says: 2nd ATTEMPT Request for Immediate Action-Time sensitive material enclosed warning: $2,000 fine, or 5 years imprisonment or both for any person interfering or obstructing with delivery of this letter. Would any credible business have this kind of misleading message on a flyer, in hopes of making someone opening it up? Pretty desperate business, and makes it sound like I have a warranty expiring. SCAM, yes it is one. read more

Any company that send you mail with tons of warning to be opened by, fines, postal fines and more or less trying to make it look like some official government email sent standard bulk mail needs to be put on a black list with the names of the employee's that ran with this idea put on a black a black list also. For months I have been receiving these "REQUEST FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION - TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL ENCLOSED" notices. Once opened, it tells me that my car warranty has expired on ......... Oh wait they don't even know what car I know because it's not filled in. They are poor marketing sales company which refer you to another company getting a referral fee. This is the worst of the worst, deceptive type of business. Needless to say I hope someone finds out all the employee names and posts them somewhere and the people funding this type of scum. read more

I agree with others, it is a scam. I also received similar notice for my 2010 Toyota. Just do a google search before calling them, it's all over the internet. Big Scam. Not worth your time. read more

Called up thinking this is a serious insurance business. Woman was initially quite pleasant. She handed me off to a loud speaking, over confident man who told me I sounded like an honest person. Red flag. The accepted my word on the condition of my vehicle. Red flag. Bad business. Given back to the woman, who went nice to sour when I decided against the policy ($3800 for 5 years coverage), with limitations on their costs for the engine and transmission which were quite low. She wouldn't let me off the phone when I said "no thank you." She finally went to insults, the tell-tale-sign of bad business. I noticed the word "scammer" used by some on internet sites when I did a google search. I wouldn't be surprised if this is true. I would advise someone very strongly i.e. no uncertain terms, against using this business. read more

This place is a scam. They send advertisements that are designed to look like a court summons. See http://scammersuncovered.com/?p=162 for details read more

I received one of their second request letters in the mail and gave them a call. I'm glad that I checked Yelp before I spent any more time on the phone. It was kind of funny when I said that I was declining their offer and they asked why and I told them that I was looking at Yelp right now and the reports are that they're scammers. read more

A Scam. Just wanted to add my voice. Although they are located in Illinois, have sales offices in St. Louis, and mail from Florida, they operate around the U.S., so hopefully anyone who gets their threatening promo will google the name and find the yelp data before they do anything. I'm in Calif. and just got one of their scam mailings. Pass the word. Hopefully the USPS will shut them down. File complaint with USPS at: http://ehome.uspis.gov/fcsexternal/ read more

This i a scam. The best way is to return the mail to them and ask them to pay double postage.

Scam scam scam !!!!!! Got a letter 2nd attempt to renew my car warranty ok so I called telling me it was gonna cost 3,600 I can't afford it then he gave me a great deal I told him hold on let me get my credit card cuz it was a great Deal I was about to give him my card number i don't know why but I quick google the company and wow what I found SCAM!!!!! I clicked and they won't stop calling me I found my paper work for my warranty for my car gave them a call telling them if they sent me a letter and told me no they didn't and my warranty doesn't expire till a year I can't believe I almost gave them my info read more

I was just on the phone with these guys and my impression of this company is do business with them at your own risk. I was able to speak to a supv. Sean Patrick who seemed to have a good time sending me around in circles when I attempted to find out more about the company. Before you make a deceision please check them out on the BBB. read more

Complaint Category: Advertisement misrepresented a service Complaint: For months I have been receiving these "REQUEST FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION - TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL ENCLOSED" notices. I have received over 5 (five) of these harrassing notices. Once opened, it tells me they have tried to contact me and make it appear that this is required or there will be consequences. What is concerning, is that in the multiple notices I've received, each one is formatted slightly different than the other and they have different 1-800 phone numbers listed. When I took the time to call them, I was on the phone with someone who could barely speak english, was rude, pushy, and wanted personal identifiable information. I don't feel comfortable with this company...who ever they are. It feels like a scam. This is the worst of the worst, deceptive advertising. read more

Place is a complete joke!! Scam. Don't trust these people. Tried talking to the supervisor and the customer service rep didn't let me. Arguing on the phone for 20 mins and nothing. Complete scam. Does anyone know where I can get in contact with their supervisor or anyone higher up please let me know. read more

EEE Gads scared the hell out of me I thought they were coming to put me in London Tower. They said in big bold letters on the front that it was the 2nd ATTEMPTI guess I would have gotten the first one if they knew how to spell my name correctly. I guess I should have called them and told them I'm driving an original Model T that I bought new and see how much coverage the would have offered me read more

Really wish I had done my research before but I didn't and I'm now paying for it... literally, so I called this company and thought I was getting a longer warranty for my car since my currently warranty was about to expire. They told me I was going to get a 5 year or to 207,000 mile warranty and at a little bit cheaper then I was paying so I thought it was great until my car started having a big issue and the warranty refused to pay to fix it because they said they have a grace period of 45 days which I was unaware of and I can't even wait until I hit the 45 day mark which would be in 12 days and submit my clam because now they say it's a pre existing problem! This is bull****!!!! So now I have to pay out of pocket to fix my transmission. I better get all my money back from these A**holes! They suck! read more

Yes, this company is the scum of the earth! It just goes to show you people will do anything to sell you something. First off they put the words "Honda" in big letters on the envelope to make you think it's coming from a legitimate, respectable company. Then they tell you it's their 2nd attempt, when actually it's the first. On top of all that, they don't even provide a warranty, they are just a blood sucking broker. read more

These jokers sent me a letter in an important looking envelope - like the sort a court might send you, with an ominous "$2000 Fine..." and "2nd Attempt" warnings on the front. They then worded the letter like they had a previous relationship with me. I don't have any business relationship with them and frankly there's zero chance of them getting any future business from me, but this micky mouse fear-mongering advertising tactic angered me enough to get one star on Yelp. Please don't send these characters your money. read more

Please read these posts. I opened this letter thinking something had gone wrong somewhere. This business is definitely a scam!!!!!!!!! I called them just to see if I could get some straight answers out of them.....what a joke. Please pass this on to everyone you know and report it to the Postal Office. read more

I have the same complaint as the previous person. Do not respond to the mailer. They make it appear "official" and from the car maker, but it is not! At the bottom it says: "This is an advertisement to extend your coverage." These types of advertising practices are misleading and dishonest. read more

It sure is a SCAM!!! We got one of those 2nd notice request letters today (no 1st notice of course) and I am amazed that they think people are that stupid that they would fall for it. Our extended warranty is in place for another 15 months and I would never respond to a mailer to renew the policy. Dah! I would go back to the original company that I purchased the plan from. Thanks YELP for letting us post these complaints and warnings to others. I've heard that you can take mail like this to the Post Office to file a formal complaint for scam mail. read more

scam! official looking mail marked "personal and confidential", "private", request for immediate action - important material enclosed", "warning: $2000 fine, 5 years imprisonment, or both ... for interfering or obstructing with delivery of this letter.". Simply mark the envelope with "REFUSED" and return to mailbox. The postal service is required to dispose of such trash. read more

Watch out for warranty scam this company sell. I was lucky enough to catch them with scam trying to say that Honda takes there warranty and they don't. Honda has nothing to do with this scammers. read more

It appears to me Automotive Professional resources got the list of Toyota owners in the U.S., especially in California as some of the posts mention Toyotas. I have a Toyota. They are scammers. Don't even waste your time phoning them. read more

I received a letter from Automotive Professional Resources. They offered me a deal under their Protector 5 Program, which includes: 5 years or 100,000 miles of coverage; coverage included $3,000 for engine repair for each occurrence; $2,000 for transmission repair for each occurrence; $1500 transfer case repair for each occurrence. All with a Zero deductible! Coverage included A/C, Electrical, Steering and Cooling. I could take my car to a certified mechanic or to the Toyota Dealership. The cost of the offer was $3840. They offered me a $200 discount, which was still too expensive for me. They then offered another $300 discount on top of that. The girl who answered the call was very nice. When I said I thought the price was too high, they described how each repair costs $668 on average. Well, guess what? $668 times 5 years equals $3340, the price of the coverage. Sounds good when you consider the time value of money and rising repair costs. However, the manager then came on the phone and turned up the pressure. Very rude. I am REALLY GLAD I FOUND THESE REVIEWS AND OTHERS OF Automotive Professional Resources, because the tone I got over the phone would have been very difficult to deal with come time to redeem the coverage. Would they have been as rude when time comes to present the "debit card" (issued by Automotive Professional Resources) to a certified mechanic or to Toyota? And, how did Automotive Professional Resources get my information using their AP code listed on the mail they sent me? I am very curious. Toyota has its own coverage. In fact, mine had not even expired, as Automotive Professional Resources warned me in their 2nd Attempt! Scary. Buyer beware. read more