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Transcript This is an important call. Hi, this is Jessica with the Emergency Relief Fund national emergency support program. 2025. Emergency Relief fund. Emergency support fund. And I need to tell you something important. Right now in the middle of rising inflation, soaring interest rates and a trade war with China that's already jacking up prices on everything from groceries to gas. Millions of Americans are falling into liabilities they can't escape. But there's a small window of hope. You could qualify for up to $28,000 in emergency financial relief. No credit check, fast. Same day approval and no hassle. You can use this money to take care of credit cards. Rent, medical bills, whatever's drowning you right now. But this won't last. Once the next round of policy changes hit, programs like this may disappear completely. So here's the hard truth. If you wait, you'll likely miss out. Press one right now to see if you qualify again, that's press one to take control while you still can. If you're not interested, press two to opt out or call. 8333-867-3774.
Date Blocked June 23, 2025
Call Activity Severe Last detected 10 hours ago

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