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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OneShotKill" data-source="post: 4048907" data-attributes="member: 45431">Got the same scam letter today here in Tuttle. Never, ever talk to them. They claim they are only seeking a 3% response rate. Anyone who calls or talks to them goes into a file for a follow up, they call it the suckers file. Once a person starts talking they think they can scam you into anything even a tiny cost, $10 even. Once they get your credit card number they are done, they make a withdrawal and will just move on to someone else.All add warranties for new cars and RVs are scams, They never kick in until your factory warranty applies. If they do, then you must pay a copay.  The absolute worst are the lifetime TV warranties, they scam you into a service plan, you must do the service at their facility which is a major rip off, always.    RVs donot have issues until 3-4 years and then they are simple.They also sell your name on the dark webb if you talk to them. They are looking for old and feeble people, dont be one.Anyway trash them and never respond.</blockquote>