National Theft Search & Recovery

I also received this offer shortly after buying a new vehicle. I'd like to know where they steal my information and why they don't get a real job and make an honest living rather than ripping off people that think everyone is honest.

Scam
Scare tactic
Hidden fees
Bogus service

The correspondence arrived in yesterday's mail. The company name is vague, and there is no street address. At the same time, there are several demands that are made in bold, enlarged capital letters:

IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE REQUESTED
Registration is REQUIRED...
ANTI-THEFT TRACKING EXPIRATION NOTICE
ANTI-THEFT EXPIRATION NOTICE

There are specific references to the vehicle I just purchased. The message is falsely presented as a follow-up to that transaction. There is no reference to an "opportunity," an "offer," an "available service," or any other terms commonly found in a solicitation. Rather, the message is presented as a warning to the recipient that a previously agreed upon transaction must be completed before a rapidly approaching deadline.

As I did avail myself of a similar service from another source offered by the dealer, the confusion and uncertainty caused by this "official looking" document was particularly disturbing.

The $399 fee waiver is a ruse that is old and tired. They could just as easily waive a $1,000 or even a $1,000,000 fee. A waived fee has absolutely no value. What are you asking me to PAY for this service? A couple of stickers and a database entry are worth $25 - tops.

This solicitation is an unpolished, unrefined attempt to deceive.

SCAM!!!!
I too bought a new vehicle and received this notice a month after. Glad I researched it and found nothing but bad reviews on Revdex.com.

Im a veteran of the United States Army. Upon seeing your correspondence and the eye catching Bald Eagle stamp I agree with all the reviews in this forum as they are all negative. I see through your trick and deceitfulness. False advertisment stems exactly from your mailer... ANTI THEFT EXPIRATION NOTICE. Your company was not affiliated with zero of our purchases of new cars regardless of location. NPI and HIPA laws are there for our protection however they can be compromised. I nor has anyone else in the forums I read ever had a binding contract for your fictional EXPIRATION NOTICE as such an agreement was obviously never executed or consummated. An EXPIRATION NOTICE implies we have a binding contract with said Comany NTSR. I copied this response and forum to the Revdex.com and FACEBOOK.

It's amazing to me how we deceptively take advantage of each other. There's no doubt the "official" looking piece of mail that comes to the house of new car buyers is designed to catch people off guard. I'm as skeptical as anyone it even had me for a few minutes. C'mon guys, really? As technologically advanced as modern vehicles are today - decals are going to make it safer somehow? And you're going to identify my stolen vehicle in parts and pieces at a chop shop, and that's good news? This is deceptive advertising plain and simple - and thousands will fall for it, and the fact that thousands will fall for it legitimizes the business model.