(201) 257-9615 is a Vehicle Warranty Robocall
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- Transcript My name is James with Auto Pro on a recording line. I'm reviewing the file on a 2012 Honda CRV. Are you still a current owner? Yes, sir, I can hear you. The reason for the call today is the file on your vehicle indicates that you have to extend past your vehicle's factory coverage. Now, roughly how many miles are miles on the car? Hello? Are you there, sir? How many miles. Roughly how many miles are on the car? Hello? Can you hear me? Sir, it appears you may be eligible for the new discounted rates on your extended warranty. The file is currently pending cancellation. Ready to continue to close out the file today. I will transfer you to my senior specialist. Well, can you. Can you help me with the mileage on the car? Before I can transfer your car, I have. I need the mileage. I need that information. And you can take advantage of the need new discounted rates for your vehicle. Sir. You said it is a 2. It's a 2012 Honda CRV. Are you an average American driver? An average American driver drives 10,000 miles per year. Hello? Can you hear me? Can you help me with the mileage on your car, sir? Hello? Okay, sir, thank you. Have yourself a wonderful rest of the day. Thank you. Nice talking to.
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- Call Activity Low Last detected 4 days ago
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