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(830) 964-8003 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Good evening. This is Janet. The reason for my call is that the updated plan for Medicare has just been released. Do you have a minute to check what additional benefits you can qualify for? All right. What we do here is help you get additional Medicare benefits like dental, hearing, vision, prescription coverage and food cards at absolutely no cost. In order to do that, we need to confirm your eligibility. Do you have Medicare part a and part B? I'm sorry, you didn't get that. Do you have Medicare part a and part B? Okay, just to confirm this again, do you have Medicare part a and part b? Okay, well, great. So you do qualify for various benefits with us such as Flexcard, food card, and even monthly $180 cashback. I'm connecting you with a senior supervisor for details. Please bear with the music for just a minute. Thank you so much for holding on. Okay. Okay. Thank you.
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