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(201) 977-0193 is a Vehicle Warranty Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello, sir, how are you? Hello. How are you doing, sir? So I can call from an auto warranty company. So do you drive a car? Do you drive a car, sir? So if you interested, so you can tell me what kind of the car do you drive? What is the name of your car? Hello. Hello, sir, do you tell me the name of your car? So why are you laughing? Did you hear me? So what are you? What? I'm. What? I'm asking from you. What? All right, sir, do you the name of your car? You don't. You don't have even a car?
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  • Call Activity Severe Last detected 19 hours ago

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