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(205) 636-2552 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Pause 1. Say Quilliam hi, this is Monica at the Medical Allowance Program with great news. You might be entitled to up to $6,400 healthcare subsidy to help with essential living costs. Act fast as the eligibility window closes soon. This benefit is not available to Medicare or Medicaid recipients. This is for those under 64 earning below $50,000 annually. If you think you have got this message by accident or want to opt out, press 2. If you fit this profile and wish to secure this health subsidy, press 1 to link with a support agent who can guide you further. Seize this chance to lessen your financial strain. Hit 1 to connect with a representative and secure your health subsidy. Or if this is not for you, please press 2 to opt out.
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