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(972) 472-6890 is a Vehicle Warranty Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello, this is Alice from Best Auto Warranty. How are you doing today? If you are interested to get a 30% reduction on your car insurance and claim your reduce rate to speak with an account representative, please say yes or no. Alright, let me transfer your call. Thank you. Your call is very important to us. Please stay on the line and you'll be transferred to the next available agent. It It.
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  • Call Activity Severe Last detected 14 hours ago

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