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I keep getting robocalls about my car's warranty expiring — is this a scam?

Yes — the “your car's warranty is about to expire” robocall is one of the longest-running phone scams in the US, and it has nothing to do with your actual car, dealer, or manufacturer, none of whom have your number tied to a warranty database. The service sold is either wildly overpriced or nonexistent, and pressing any number “to speak to a representative” or “to be removed” usually just confirms your number is live for more calls. Hang up without pressing anything, and report the number to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

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From the research desk — this pattern is one of those documented in This Week's Scam Wave, in NumbersAugust 9, 2026

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