Too funny ... I JUST got a phone call from the same number, called them back with *67 (to block my number) and they answered "Global Access Pharmacy!" Don't be fooled by those DEA phone calls ... they're bogus! There are fakers out there posing as DEA agents saying you're under investigation b/c you ordered something a while back & it was illegal. They'll say they'll drop the charges if you send them a money order for an amount, blah, blah, blah. They sound all official, but they aren't. They even give real officer names they find somewhere! I got one & they said DEA officers will be here in 20 minutes to arrest me if I don't send money. Really? REALLY? The DEA is going to warn me before they show up? Oh how sweet ... I wonder if they do that with meth labs & drug dealers, too ... you know, give them a 15-minute head start? So, the next time the "DEA" calls you my suggestion is to really mess with the guy on the other end! Good luck! ;-)

I just got a call from this number - they said they were a pharmacy and that the doctor "had approved my refill" and they were ready to send it to me COD.    I've never heard of them and I have no idea what "doctor" they are talking about.   Sounds like a scam to me.

Today they're back to being a fake pharmacy. I received a recorded message saying he was :Dr. Saul" and would be glad to refill my prescription for me. No doubt he'll be back again giving me the fake DEA story. But I'm just about to block the number with my handy-dandy AT&T landline service *60.

I received a call from this number also. Same recording claiming to be Dr. Saul. Offering prescriptions for hydrocodone, anti-anxiety meds, and even morphine.

This number left me a message today with that exact information offering prescriptions for pain meds...The funny thing was they didn't hang up right away and I could hear the guy in the back saying "did I say push 1 to order ok?"   What a joke.  Disturbing that they called though.