(713) 928-6187 is a Medicare Robocall
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- Transcript My name is Jay. How are you doing? This is a quick service call regarding the missing benefits that you're supposed to receive in your medicare. So I believe your Medicare parts A and B are active right now? Correct. Okay. You are perfectly qualified to get your mething benefits. Now I'm gonna connect your call to my specialist to assist you further. Okay? Yeah. Hi there, my name is Zam aid.
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