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(319) 531-8580 is a Vehicle Warranty Robocall

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  • Transcript Hi This is Stacey from dealer processing to give you one last courtesy call to let you know that based on our records that factory warranty is expired on your vehicle is that right. Fantastic so your vehicle is actually still eligible for a vehicle warranty protection let me get a specialist to explain your available options please hold thanks for holding all of our coverage specialists are presently busy helping other customers please stay on the line to maintain your call priority do you hate surprise expenses especially costly auto repairs with the cost of replacing a pricey electrical part or air conditioner or transmission bust your monthly budget all of our agents are still assisting other clients if you would like to continue holding press 7 now if you would like a call back as soon as the agents available press 9 now.
  • Date Blocked
  • Call Activity Low Last detected 3 years ago

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