(385) 449-3007 is a Medicare Robocall
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- Transcript Hello. Hi. This is Michael with senior Care benefits. How are you doing today? Yes. Okay. The reason for my call is to let you know that insurance have drop down and do you have Medicare Part A and B? So, do you have Medicare Part A and B? Right. Hello?
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- Call Activity Low Last detected 9 months ago
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I love it. We can tell it's a robocall by the fact that it only rings once. Still, it's a bit disturbing that it rings at all but MUCH BETTER than before. I wish it could stop the gosh awful cold calls of businesses wanting to do us a service. I believe I could add them to a list on Nomorobo but I think they would just use another phone line to call. They are the worst, even if you tell them you are not interested, not going to ever use them, and ask them to please not continue to call they call again even more. Just so annoying!
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