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Oct 23, 2013
They just called me and were asking about medications I had taken, the same spiel. They were providing refunds for side effects blah blah blah. I started asking the caller questions, how they got my number? Had they received it from my dr. pharmacist, the store where I purchased meds. immediately I was transferred to the 'senior supervisor' Who answered this is the 'senior supervisor' I asked him his name, he said John with a very thick Indian accent (really do you think people are stupid) No to side effects no to surgeries, then he asked me my age. I asked him what that had to do with anything. Well he takes on the condescending tone, like I just don't understand he is trying to help me. Hah I wore him out and he hung up! I don't think they will call my number back. When you get a call, don't answer anything specific about yourself. Start asking them questions in return, the how they got your number, from who and so on. I reminded them, asking me those questions, violated the privacy act. They of course slurred through their company name. etc. They are cons and sadly do get enough information to scam enough people to keep going.