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(214) 800-9972 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello. This is Sarah from Med Health center. We are offering amazing benefits, like $180 monthly cashback. A free food card, $0 monthly premium, and increased grocery coverage, all at no extra cost to you. Let's see if you qualify. Do you have Medicare parts A and B? Okay, I understand that, but I would strongly recommend that you must check your entitlement with. A man. What we do here is to get additional Medicare that you might be missing, like dental. Hearing, vision, prescription coverage and flu cart from leading 27 insurance companies. At absolutely no cost. All I need is to confirm your eligibility. Do you have part a and b of medicare.
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