This is Express Scripts in St. Louis, mail order pharmacy, they are a legit (and large) operation, and they have the wrong phone number for a prescription fill. If you call them at 1-877-697-7088 just go through the prompts as if you are a legit customer, until you get to a point where you can enter "your subscriber number which has letters in it" (choice 7) then start hitting 0 after that for each choice, they will switch you to an operator who will remove your errant number from the pharmacy file of someone else. It worked for me; they were nice about it, just tell them you know someone might be missing out on the prescription due to wrong number, and that a human voice caller from St. Louis Express Scripts leaves you a message on your phone in error. Same outgoing number by the way if they are trying to fax "you" a prescription form.
Express Scripts. This is a legit mail-order prescription service. I'm just seconding the fact that they are legit, but if they are faxing you, you should be able to call them back at this number. An alternate number is 1-866-579-4655. (Not that I'm defending them or anything. I find them annoying!)
This is a company called Express Scripts--a mail order pharamacy, I'm not sure how I ended up on their call list...when I contacted the 800 number (which I obtained from the previous post--thanks!), I was told they had me on their call list based on my old insurance carrier--BlueCrossBlueShield but that they didn't have a record of making any outgoing calls to me. I let me know I want to be taken off their call list, as I've never subscribed to Express Scripts and no long have BCBS as my insurance carrier, and had received 4 calls in a row in one day from this number. The customer service rep told me they would take my name off the list, and she wasn't sure why I was getting calls since they didn't have a record of making any outgoing calls to me--sounded a bit fishy, but hopefully I won't get any more calls from this number!
This is a terrible story, but I found this number on the cell phone of someone who is close to me directly after he was arrested for drug possession. I looked it up online and found this thread. I suspect, though I don't know for sure, that whatever company called from this phone had something to do with his addiction. I wish these "online pharmacies" were subject to more scrutiny.