(857) 895-5768 is a Debt Reduction Robocall
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- Transcript Hello this is Heather at Account Services and we're calling in reference to your current credit card accounts there's no problems currently with your accounts it is urgent however that you contact us concerning your eligibility for lowering your interest rates to as little as 6.9 percent your eligibility expires shortly so please consider this your final notice please press 1 now on your phone to speak with a live operator and lower your interest rates or press 2 to discontinue further notices thank you and have a great day.
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Has worked great for me. A few calls slip thru occasionally. And some are with my name, number
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— Lori, Nov 29th, 9:55amOverall I am very happy with your service. However, I want to point out that it is not 100% effective. Specifically, during the election season from about September through the election in early November, we noticed that robocalls for political surveys frequently got through your technology. Of course, now that the elections are over, we are no longer being bothered. But, is there some reason why those calls could not be stopped?
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