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(201) 482-0667 is a Life Insurance Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello. Are you there? Hi, this is Mary from Med Health center. I'm calling to let you know that after this recent open enrollment. If you have Medicare part A and B, you're eligible for great newly added benefits like monthly $180 cash back, dental, hearing, vision, prescription coverages and food. Card at absolutely no cost. So, do you have medicare part a and b? Okay, great. Just hold on a second.
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