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(714) 395-5592 is a Real Estate Robocall

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  • Transcript All right, sir. This is just my first time calling you. My name is Mary. I'm. Looking for Tim. Hello. I'm looking for Tim. Hi, Tim. This is just actually my first time calling you optim, so. My name is Mary. And this is about your property at East Church Avenue. We're interested in buying it. Any chance should consider selling it? All right, Tim. My name is Mary, and we're very much interested in buying your property. At East Church avenue. Yes, Tim. Any chance should consider selling it? Hello. Tim. How about now? Tim, can you hear me?
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