Business ProfileforHarbor Home Warranty

Over the last years my neighborhood has received an increasing amount of letters claiming to be from Home Warranty Companies, "offering" home warranty extensions due to the existing one expiring. In this case, I have received a letter claiming that my home warranty was expiring and I had 21 days to call a number and pay the extension fee so it would not. They had my bank loan information, as well as the name of a previous owner of the home. When I called and I spoke to the first person they refused to give me the mailing address for the Headquarters, as well as their company ID. When I called the second time, they refused to disclose anything other than their company name. By the third time I called I informed the person on the line that I have a right as a consumer to know how they came in possession of my personal information. When they refused to give it to me and I asked if it would be more effective if I had my lawyer call, they laughed at me and said that a lawyer would cost me more than the $295 it would cost to extend the warranty and then hung up. When I called back again the number had been disconnected. The letter does not list the company's name, ID, contact info or connection to my bank, which is supposedly who the initial home warranty was. The zip code the letter was mailed from states *****. The Permit # for the postage service is #****. After researching on the BBB website, there are many of complaints about this company charging mostly elderly people $295 without authorization. Many not even knowing they agreed to it. When looking on the internet I discovered there is a company with the website **********************************; however, they are listed to be located in *******, **, with the information: Harbor Home Warranty, 300 S Harbor ********************************, **************, whose phone number nor zip code do not match up with the phone numbers listed in the letter ***************) or the zip code on the envelope, which was *****.