Jun 11, 2014
This company keeps calling my mother trying to get her to divulge information and buy medications to treat type 2 diabetes. I think they just rattle off a number names for medicines used for type 2 diabetes in hopes of tricking the listener that they really know which drugs are being taken by the patient. The guy I spoke with had a South Asian accent but claimed his name was Eddie Stevens. What are the chances that is true?
This company is a scam. They are drug pushers, Hang up immediately.
If you actually do get medications in the mail, never divulge any information over the phone when someone else initiates the phone call. Get the name of the person who called you and call the company back, but don't use the phone number that displays on the telephone or any telephone number the person may try to give you over the telephone. Always use (dial) a verified phone number for your mail order pharmacy, such as one that comes on the receipt when you obtain your medications.
Don't fall for these scams.