Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers 103 Fraud Cent$ Toolkit for Seniors Helping Seniors Avoid Fraud VEHICLE WARRANTY FRAUD If you have received an unsolicited telephone call or card in the mail regarding vehicle warranty, you should use the ―buyer beware‖ philosophy which means the goods must be accepted “as is.” What You Can Do About Vehicle Warranty Frauds Do you already have an existing warranty? If you do not know, check with your car dealership to see if you already have an existing warranty. If you do have an existing warranty, do you really need another one? Consider how the offer is worded, if it makes sense, and if it is realistic. Research the vehicle warranty on the internet and contact the Better Business Bureau to determine if the company is legitimate. If you suspect fraud, report the vehicle warranty fraud to PhoneBusters. If you are a victim, contact the local police (if applicable) or the local detachment of the RCMP. To report economic crime or suspected financial abuse of any kind, call your local police service. For economic crime and consumer fraud issues, you can also report scams at: www.phonebusters.caor call 1-888-495-8501
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