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On Wednesday, 12/3/25, I experienced a flat tire. I initially contacted or received quotes from: ***************** (via a *********** link). The fee was too expensive. I also Googled and called local shops, including *** ** *** *** ************** *** ***** **** ********* *************). Each were advised of my situation. I received an unsolicited incoming call from a representative of Roadlink Rescue (roadlinkrescue.com), who already knew you had a flat tire. The representative claimed they received a lead from Yelp, though I had not submitted information there. Roadlink Rescue quoted $100 to replace the flat tire with your spare—a significantly lower price The representative knew your situation. They provided a website and a phone line (1-855-787-9346) with hold music. They requested pictures of the tire for equipment verification. They insisted on immediate payment via Apple Pay or Zelle due to the emergency. Payment Sent To: 704-452-9608 (via Apple Pay). After sending the $100 payment, you were told a technician would arrive in 20 minutes. After 30 minutes, you called the Roadlink number (1-855-787-9346) and it rang busy or gave a fast busy tone (as if blocked). The payment number (704-452-9608) went straight to voicemail. No service was provided.