201-482-8219 | 12014828219 - Phone Scam Alert! - Nomorobo
Phone Scam Alert!

(201) 482-8219 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello? Are you there? I'm good, thank you. I'm calling today to let you know about the newly updated Medicare plans. And now you can qualify for the benefits for it. I just want to know if you have part A and B of Medicare. Perfect. You qualify for the benefits, and I'm forwarding you to our supervisor. Please hold on.
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  • Call Activity Elevated Last detected 2 days ago

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