Subject: 250k in coverage - MED exam not needed

From: Term-Life Policy Coverage <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 10:29:46 -0700

Hello Ietf-dkim-archive,

Of all the things you can protect, nothing is more important to protect than your own life. Life is full of unexpected situations and events, so it pays to be prepared for anything.

For your piece of mind:
http://www.geyras.com/E_coverage_plan_life-41.go66

Package Currently Available:

$250k In Coverage $15/month | No Medical-exam necessary

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You are priceless after all (or at least pretty close to priceless). Life coverage helps provide you peace of mind and can provide your family with financial-stability and security when it matters most.

Thank You

don't know what this means, or what I should do about it. Can someone advise me?

BRB Life-Coverage | Eight Lorain Dr | Little Rock | AR_72212
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