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(616) 557-9974 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript My name is Madison with Thriving Health. I just tried reaching you with some really important news because this could be huge for you. The reason for my call is that you may Qualify for a $6,400 health subsidy right now. A real financial lifeline to help cover your essential living costs. Here's the deal. This offer is time sensitive, and the eligibility window ends this month. If you're under 64, making under $50,000 per year and don't have Medicare or Medicaid, this is meant for you. That's $6,400 in real cash and many other benefits. Please call me back as soon as possible at 833-613-3029. Again, that's 833-613-3029. Call now and let's lock this in before it's too late. That's 833-613-3029. If you want to opt out, just reply. Stop. Have a nice day.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 5 months ago

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