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Robocaller Warning!

(937) 351-8741 is a Robocall

Be cautious.

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  • Transcript Pause. Underscore one. Underscore safe. Is this you today, on Tuesday, November 19, this is Violet calling from prosperity financial services. I am calling you with some important news. There are some potential liens and banking restrictions on your account due to unpaid government bills, but. Here's the thing. There's a new federal recovery policy that could let you have these debts dismissed entirely. No penalties, no strings. To proceed, please press one. To make a choice, press. One. Now, if you wish to opt out, press two.
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  • Call Activity Severe Last detected 17 hours ago

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