203-504-9594 | 12035049594 - Robocaller Warning! - Nomorobo
Robocaller Warning!

(203) 504-9594 is a Robocall

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  • Transcript Hey, this is Kimberly from Walmart. A preauthorized purchase of PlayStation five with special Edition and Pulse 3D headset is being ordered from your Walmart account for an amount of $919.45. To cancel your order or to connect with one of our customer support representatives, please press one. Hey, this is Kimberly from Walmart. A pre authorized purchase of PlayStation five with special Edition and Pulse 3D headset is being ordered from your Walmart account for an amount of $919.45. To cancel your order or to connect with one of our customer support representatives, please press one. Hey, this is Kimberly from Walmart. A pre authorized purchase of PlayStation five with special Edition and Pulse 3D headset is being ordered from your Walmart account for an amount of $919.45. To cancel your order or to connect with one of our customer support representatives, please press one. Hey, this is Kimberly from Walmart. A pre authorized purchase of PlayStation five with special Edition and Pulse 3D headset is being ordered from your Walmart account for an amount of $919.45. To cancel your order or to connect with one of our customer support representatives, please press one. Goodbye.
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