Fenix Protect Reports & Reviews

Fenix Protect Reports & Reviews (10)

Been trying to cancel

I have ran into some personal issues and have been trying to cancel each time they call and I put them off and they try to offer different prices. They say that I'm a 1000 in what gets me is if I put in all this money why do I have to pay a deductible of a 100 to get something fixed.

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FINAL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY

I recently moved to a new city and changed my title and my driver's license. Those mails came with my new car title from DMV and it did scare me at first as it mailed so many fine prints with FINAL NOTICE on them. Then finally I located Fenix Protect in a letter and got the information above from other people who got those letters as well. Seriously, how can we stop a company like Fenix Protect? I hope this company will die as soon as possible.

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Scam marketing

Same as everybody else - fake final notice intended to frighten the gullible out of their money. In a country obsessed with laws, how is this legal? Oh wait, I remember, nobody cares about consumers only the corporation s that buy the lawmakers. Duh. Hashtag land of the free.

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OUTLAW THIS COMPANY

I sell wheelchair accessible vehicles in the State of Texas. First, I'm super upset that the DMV allows these folks access to customer information. There should be a way to protect this information and second of all, my clients are disabled and when they get these scamming letters in the mail, the first person they call is ME because they trusted me with their purchase. I will fight for them like a pit bull so watch out Fenix, I'm coming after you!

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Scary looking letter

Bought a used Focus ST from a dealership and then about a month later i get a letter from them saying its my final notice to get my warranty or something. Because i had purchased a warranty from Ford i assumed at first it was in reference to that Which is what they're hoping you'll assume i guess, because calling up the dealership confirmed this was not from them and at the bottom it says in fine print that this is actually from "Fenix Protect".

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Final Notice

Several items -
1 - Never have I ever owned a 2010 Chevrolet Traverse LTX
2 - They addressed the notice to my current address under my past married name which I have not used in 6 years.
3 - Fine print at the bottom of the notice states they are not affiliated with any auto dealer or manufacturer.
Question:
How do they get our information? How is this legal? How can it be stopped?

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Total scam! I just bought a used 2020 Jeep Gladiator from a local dealership WITH a transferable warranty (which will extend through 2026). I’m getting quasi-official looking mailings with the Jeep logo on them saying it’s my “final notice” to extend my warranty. I already knew this was a scam, as Chrysler and their affiliates (including Jeep) automatically transfer the warranty on purchase. Despite that, I read the thing just to see who was trying to scam me. Despite the quasi-official look of these letters, the fine print lists Fenix Protect as the company, and that they are not affiliated with any manufacturer. As this is in fine print, hidden near the bottom, I thought I’d write this review to help protect others. This company is a scammer. They should be sued by the auto manufacturers due to Fenix Protect sending misleading mailings made to look like official documents from the manufacturer! It’s wrong, and highly deceptive...

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Victim Location 20175
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service Scam

Like others who have reported Fenix Protect, I recently purchased a new car with an extended dealer warranty and got an unsolicited offer for an extended warranty within months of the purchase. I got a quasi-official letter with Chrysler on the letterhead with PLEASE CALL IMMEDIATELY warnings, and although it does have a small print disclaimer on the bottom, this is deceptive advertising at best. Chrysler should sue them for abuse of their trademark.

Unfortunately, this isn't the only scam extended warranty company to contact me after my purchase, several different bottom feeders have surfaced with these scams.

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- Dallas, TX, USA

Scammer's address Santa Ana, CA 92799, USA
Country United States
Victim Location TX 75254, USA
Type of a scam Phishing

I just registered with Texas DMV and receive a letter in the mail from "Fenix Protect." No return address. Stamp says permit # 699, Zip Code 92799. The letter states: "Final Notice," "Final Attempt to Notify," "This letter is to inform you: That if your factory warranty has expired, you will be Financially Liable for all repairs. Our records indicate that you have tno contacted us to get your service contract up-to-date." "Extremely urgent and time sensitive - this is not a bill." It has the phone number 1-800-674-2963 saying "Please Call Immediately."

This is designed to create fear and a sense of urgency. They are not tied to my vehicle's company. This advertising is to hook people.

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