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Correction, the ring is with 805-267-9154, apologize for the typo

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They called my elderly mother stating that her electricity w ...

Whos is this at this phone # and is it a farce or not or is it a real debt free place to help get out of debt?

Called them back, asked how I could help them. They replied, snarkily, "You tell me, you called me". I said, you called me first. And "click" they disconnected. Clearly scam/spam.

calls once subsequently hangs up. rang me 14 times therefore far.

Bangor Ave, Chesapeake

who was he?

Taxpayer alert the Atlanta City Council is about to support in almost $2000000000.00 taxpayer giveaway the money would go to prop up a private speculative development that has not been reviewed or verified by an independent 3rd party auditor and has no public meeting at City Hall secret negotiations on the sweetheart deal begin touring the Reid administration and have recently come to light as the developer is trying to fast track approval through city council press 1 to tell your city council member Matt Westmoreland you support transparency and a more thorough review with public comment paid for by Atlanta taxpayers for reform and open government.