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May 7, 2013
Here's the deal, first you get a call, or see on the Internet people who want to sell you drugs and unfortunately there are some out there that need them, but feel uncomfortable asking the 'real' Doc for them because the Doc's concerns are for you as well as their own moral-value, mainly ANYTHING that is "precription". So you decide to go the caller or Internet route to buy meds and after you pay with a C. Card and receive your "counterfeit" meds you do the first thing anyone would do, cancel the transaction ASAP. Then the drug-scammers hire harrassment-scammers to get your money...and ALL of those processes ARE illegal...for YOU and the SCAMMERS, but this is life. If you have not purchased anything, it could be because your number might have been used by someone who did "years ago"...as I said...these numbers stay in the scammers database for f--in ever, no matter how much you tell them not to call...they pass it to others that will.