Phone Scam Alert!

(855) 231-7521 is a Mortgage Robocall

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  • Transcript Hi, good afternoon, Jason. Hi, is this Jason? Hello, Jason. Hi, this is Jillian. I'm calling with Perry Johnson mortgage. Okay. Just want to make you aware all our calls are on recorded just for quality, and we do comply with all opt out requests. How are you today? Hello? Okay. Well, sir, thank you for taking my call here. I know you didn't quite expect it. We are reaching out to you because we work closely with the credit bureaus, and we were informed you were looking for home financing options for Pennsylvania. Were you looking for information to purchase a new home or do, like, a refinance option? Jason, can you hear me? Okay. Were you looking to purchase a new home? Were you looking to purchase a new home? Okay, well, we help you look at multiple lenders options for your state. Have you been pre approved? Hello.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 4 weeks ago

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