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(916) 359-9795 is an Utility Disconnection Robocall

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  • Transcript This is Jenna from XS Telecom with an urgent message regarding your mobile Internet service. I'm calling to help you keep your free lifeline service active. To help avoid disconnection, can you please press one? Hi, Irene, this is Jenna from XCESS Telecom with an urgent message regarding. Hi, Irene, this is Jenna from Excess Telecom with an urgent message regarding your mobile Internet service. I'm calling to help you keep your free lifeline service. Hi, Irene, this is Jenna from Access Telecom with an urgent message regarding your mobile Internet service. I'm calling to help you keep your free lifeline service active. To help avoid disconnection, can you please press 1 to confirm you'd like to continue receiving lifeline service with XS Telecom? Great. You pressed one and your response has been noted. Your lifeline service with Access Telecom will remain active. Please remember you should use your service once every 30 days. If you have any questions, please Visit us at www.accesstelecom.com. thank you and have a great day.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 4 months ago

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