Auto-warranty robocalls were the top unwanted call complaint filed by consumers with the FCC for two years running.

It starts when you pick up a call and hear a recorded message saying something about your vehicle’s manufacturer’s warranty. It might say that they’ve sent you several notices in the mail. They say you haven’t extended your warranty past the factory cut off, and they’re going to close your file soon if you don’t respond.

These robo-callers buy your data, call your cell multiple times a day, then sell your info to the next robo-dialer.

They interrupt your lunch. And dinner.

The calls are embarrassing to folks like us who try to make a buck the honest way.

What's worse is that these scammers prey on the less fortunate, the elderly, and your parents – charging sky-high prices and tricking them into buying and making it nearly impossible to cancel their monthly automatic payment. They can only survive on huge markups and vulnerable consumers.

At RepairShare, we're doing our part to make these robodialers irrelevant by offering affordable auto protection plans that are easy to buy, easy to use, and easy to cancel. With no calls. No scams. And no hassle when you want to cancel.