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(512) 504-9916 is a Medicare Robocall
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- Transcript Hello. I am doing good. Thank you. I am Rico. I won't keep you long. I'm reaching out to you about open enrollment 2025, which includes amazing coverage such as dental, vision, prescription and many more. I believe you have active Medicare part A or B, right? My apologies, but I highly recommend checking your plan with us again. We've brought you the benefits that offers extra coverage, including dental, vision, prescription, cash back and many more. To proceed, I just need to confirm, do you have Medicare part A or B? I understand. We just want you to gain access to updated Medicare benefits that you might not know about at absolutely no cost. For that, I only need to confirm whether you have active Medicare part A or B. Are you there? It's okay. I was asking if you were receiving benefits from Medicare plan A or B. Are you there?
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