(272) 207-9123 is a Vehicle Warranty Robocall
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- Transcript Hello? Hi sir, this is Harry calling from us arm. First time called you? It's me Harry, calling from you. It's me Harry calling from Us Auto Warranty center. How are you doing today? Oh, that's nice. Good to hear. I am here to share some exclusive information about extended auto warranty plan Sir, I am here to share some exclusive information about extended auto warranty plan that provide you coverage for next five years on your vehicle. The best part of this plan, you don't have to pay extra money out of your pocket. We will cover all the electrical, mechanical and technical failures. Let me just show you qualified for this program. Can I have your car ear, make and model please? Can I have your car ear, make and model please? Sir? Hello sir, are you hearing me? Can I have your car here? Make and model please. Hello sir? Hello.
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- Call Activity Low Last detected 3 months ago
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