You think you're annoyed? BMK Pharmacy has been calling my cell number for 8 years! I tell them to stop calling, threaten to report them, and now do not answer the unknown phone calls which they call from now. I have been registered on the do not call list for years, filed a report with the do not call registry but did not receive any resolution! It's violating that this company can continue to abuse our rights!!
Person said he was from BMT pharmacy. He said they were located in Hackensack, NJ. After I asked him what the prescription was for, he put me on hold...after a few minutes he got back on saying that whoever called me must have made a mistake because they didn't have my number. Then before I hung up he said he was going to send me something in the mail. I stopped him and told him dont send me anything and take me off his phone list. Big scammer....don't take the call.
Won't stop calling. During the past 30 days I connected a fax machine to my voice line in attempt to remove my number from the BMK-BMT Pharmacy system. However, David (as he calls himself) called again and one of my kids answered the phone. I explained to David, for the 10th time, we do not want any of his medication and to please stop calling our number, to remove us from their system. His reply..."No, we cannot do that."
THEY CALL ME 3-4 TIMES A DAY and WON'T STOP! I have reported them numerous time to the DO NOT CALL registry but like that does any good!! Other than changing my phone number, I don't know how to get them to stop - it's been going on for more than 3 years!! Today, I asked for the manager's name over and over but he said he could not give it to me. I told him to STOP calling me - he said he would enter that in his system but I've been hearing that for years! What can we do to get this to stop?
Yep, BMT pharmacy. Typical pharmacy scam called our line and left 239-244-2355 as the number to call. I did not bother calling. Think of it this way. Anyone can call, claim to be selling anything and ask for money. We do not accept solicitations of any kind. What would happen if you bought from them and they sent you "300 pills of any kind for $500" as described and you received 300 vitamin pills or sugar pills with your prescription label on the front of the bottle? Neither your health nor your budget would likely get much better.
Hang up and report them to the Attorney General and the Postmaster General.