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(214) 396-9239 is a Medicare Robocall
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- Transcript Hello. 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. Before I could transfer you. Let me check your eligibility for the new benefits that we have that includes food cards, cash benefits of up to $250. Flex cards and very low premiums. Confirming your status. I'll be able to transfer you. To the next step. Do you own part A and B of Medicare? Yes. I was asking if you have both part a and B of Medicare.
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