+1 888 413 545 2
Risk level: High
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AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports indicate scam activities related to home warranty expirations and aggressive telemarketing tactics. Users received misleading postcards/letters urging immediate action, with some experiencing rude treatment when inquiring about the warranty.
Likely purpose: Scam: The probable purpose is to scam homeowners into paying for unsolicited or non-existent home warranties.
Most common user complaints
- Scam related to home warranty expiration
- Aggressive telemarketing
- Misleading postcards/letters
- Rude treatment from representatives
AI analysis: Jul 2, 2026
Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
The number is a toll free U. S. line (888) 413 5452 and has reports labeling it as associated with aggressive advertising, but comprehensive, verified owner information is not readily available from reliable sources in the current results. Public facing directories show mixed signals, with some spam/scam databases and user reports noting telemarketing or aggressive marketing activity.
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The number is a toll free U.S. line (888) 413 5452 and has reports labeling it as associated with aggressive advertising, but comprehensive, verified owner information is not readily available from reliable sources in the current results. Public facing directories show mixed signals, with some spam/scam databases and user reports noting telemarketing or aggressive marketing activity. 1. Likely type: Toll free number (United States). Some directories flag it as aggressive advertising; no definitive owner name provided in reliable sources. 2. What people say online: Reports exist on spam/scam/robocall aggregators and forums noting aggressive advertising behavior. 3. Association with scams: Mixed; some reports indicate telemarketing or aggressive ads, but no confirmed, universal scam linkage across all sources. 4. Public exposure: Appears in public spam/scam report databases; not a clear, verified leak or breach, but it is discussed in public directories and user forums. 5. Advise on answering: Caution advised; do not rely on it for important messages, and consider screening or blocking if suspicious.
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- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Toll-free
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
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Community comments
11Receiving mailings about Home warranty expiration. This is a scam. Do not respond!!
Warranty fraud fue reportado como Publicidad agresiva con el número +1888-4135452
Got postcard and googled the number to verify the scam. If you get postcard, shred it. If you get call, don’t answer and block their number.
I got the postcard, and suspecting a scam, but curious, I called the number. Would not answer questions about what coverage or give examples of past coverage for other customers. Diverted my question of "Since this says to call for 'uninterrupted protection' I asked who on record has been paying it before?" He would give me no real info on his "warranty" when I wouldn't agree to it he got verbally aggressive, treated me as though I was mentally disabled. Was the rudest interaction I've had with a supposed salesperson. AVOID THIS SCAM.
Postcard for mechanical warranty. Same ax other comments
post card with home address, scare tactic to get us to call them.
Total BS - no warranty here
Mailed me what looks sort of like a postcard size card with COUNTY DEED RECORDS at the top and it stated that registration is required for continued protection. Looked up the phone # on the card and it indicated fraud. So I am leaving this to help others.
Secure Home Center, reportedly founded in February 2022 in St. Louis, Missouri, sent out a suspicious home warranty letter lacking a return address. The letter created a false sense of urgency with bold warnings, a response deadline, and misleading references to a mortgage-related warranty. It listed 1-888-413-5452 as a callback number and vaguely promised $200 off—without disclosing the full cost. Labeled as a "final notice," it was actually the first contact. The recipient had no such warranty, making this a likely scam.
I received a letter claiming that my property's home warranty had expired, along with a so-called voucher for $199. The message included an urgent note instructing me to "Please Call IMMEDIATELY," clearly trying to pressure a quick response.
Warranties & protection plans received in Tennessee. Calling with recorded message (robocalls)
Signal summary for +1 888 413 545 2
+1 888 413 545 2 belongs to the 888 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 11 public comments to explain the risk level.
