Priscilla, no pharmacy gave your phone number to these people. The computer simply dials all numbers at random, and hit yours (at random).
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Oct 7, 2015
unwanted call
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Oct 8, 2015
Here is the voicemail they left: " Doctor requires that you check your blood sugar you qualify for a brand new talking meter at no expense to you and the best part is with this new meter you don't have to pick your fingers anymore there 5 other sites to choose from your new meter and supplies will be delivered right to your door with no out of pocket cost to press one now if you or someone in your home is diabetic your health is important. So press one now for your new talking meter or press 9 to be removed. "
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Oct 22, 2015
Just curious. Why is your post almost one long run-on sentence? No periods at the end of your sentences; only ones at the very end. "Pick" instead of "prick". Other than that, it seems you have the message down perfectly. Hmm. Interesting.
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Oct 22, 2015
...how the message sounded on his answering machine....
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Nov 14, 2015
I received the exact same message on my voice mail. The person who left the message spoke in that manner - one long run on sentence. Perhaps the author of the original post wrote it so others could relate.