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(401) 466-7599 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello. Am I speaking with Jenning? Hi there. I'm here to help you with your Medicare benefits. Can I confirm if you have your updated Medicare and food card? Also, do you have both Medicare parts A and B active? Great. Just to clarify, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? Great. Just to clarify, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? I'm glad to hear that. Just to confirm, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? I appreciate your response. Just to make sure, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? I appreciate your response. Just to make sure, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? That's great to hear. Just to confirm, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? I'm glad you're with me. Just to clarify, do you have your updated Medicare and food card and are both Medicare parts A and B active? I'm glad you're with me. Just to clarify, do you have your updated Medicare and food cost.
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