(941) 216-0077 is a Mortgage Robocall
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- Transcript Your mortgage company does not want you to know that the government has released $75000000000.00 to help homeowners like you lower your mortgage payment to as low as 2 percent and it doesn't matter if your current relate on your payments if you are interested in free information and how to accomplish this right now by yourself without paying someone else thousands of dollars to do it please press 1 if you no longer wish to receive these calls please press 2.
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