(903) 593-8790 is a Financial Robocall
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- Transcript Hi, this is Tiffany on a recorded line, iD number 6567 with cools department store. May I speak to you? Oh, I'm so sorry that that happened to you, but I'm glad I was able to give you a call. I'm so glad I was able to give you a call so we can go ahead and handle that now. You said, so you called in. It just rang. Okay, perfect. So I'm going to go ahead and get your account together. Give me 1 second. So it looks like. I'm sorry, give me 1 second because this is not so sorry, but hi, again, this is Tiffany on a recorded line, id number 6567. And I'm so glad we were able to go ahead and get in touch with you today. The reason for my call is that we happen to see that there was a missed payment with your Kohl's account. So we're just trying to get your account caught up and avoid any more late fees. Okay, perfect. Give me 1 second. I'm setting that up for you. Okay, so it looks like your current balance is $74.31. The amount due is $69, which was for April Mays payment. That would actually get you caught up until June 1. And let me see what we have here on file. I do have your USAA federal savings bank on file ending in 65.99. Is that the one you would like to use? Yes sir. That's the one you would like to use today. Okay, perfect. So, okay, so we have. Okay, which one would you like to do? The 69 or the $74.31? Mister Stevens, would you like to do the 69 or the 74? I'm not sure which one you would like to do.
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