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(272) 766-6135 is a Religious Robocall

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  • Transcript God is about to work this thing out in your favor. Meet me right now. I'm live 6677-7777 00:17 366-6777 00:17 36 there's something that you have been. A stencil with. There's something that the enemy has been hiding you on, God. Is about to fight this battle, meet me right now. I'm live 66777. 00:17 366-666-7770 1736. You've lost money behind. Lost relationships behind this. You've lost sleep behind as it tried to steal your sleeper God. Is going to fight this battle. Meet me right now. I'm live a 66777. 00:17 366-6777 00:17 36. She wish to no longer receive these messages, please hit the option now.
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Great Service! Thanks! Out of six calls on my phone last Wednesday four were blocked by you folks. I checked them out on Google and they were all scammers.

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