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(737) 284-7509 is a Tax Debt Reduction Robocall

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  • Transcript Today on Monday, March 03. Hi, this is Matthew calling from Prosperity Tax Services. I'm reaching out with urgent news about a situation that could have devastating consequences for you. Our records show you may owe over 10,000 in unpaid tax debt. And if left unaddressed, this could result in liens on your property, banking restrictions and wage garnishment. All of which will make your life much harder. But here's the critical There is a limited time federal policy that could wipe out your entire debt. No penalties, no strings attached. This may be your only chance to avoid further financial disaster. If you don't act now, you could lose out forever on this opportunity to take action and protect your future. Press 1 or press 2 if you want to give up and walk away. Wanna opt out? Call 833-867-3774. Don't let this one time chance slip away. The clock is ticking. Press one now.
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