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(949) 229-0323 is a Real Estate Robocall
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- Transcript Yes. Hello. Good afternoon. Good morning. Yes. Hello. Good morning. I'm looking for Fernando Galarzo. Yeah, good morning. This is Ryan and I'm calling in regards to your property. I'm calling in regards to your property. And we are. Yes, sir, you have a property. 1203 E. Buell Avenue, Orange, California, 92865. Okay, so, are you interested in selling it? Hello, sir. Are you willing and are interested on selling your property? What do you mean, good, sir? Is it? Are you in favor on selling your property? Good. If you say it's good, you are willing to sell your property. Am I correct? What do you mean, sir? Okay. Thank you for taking my call. I think you're not interested by.
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