My wife continually received phone calls from this number. Like so many posts above, the callers (with the aforementioned Indian or [***] accents) simply identify themselves as from "The Pharmacy" and would she like to go ahead and refill her prescription. She asks what presciption and exactly with what pharmacy is she talking with, and as always, she gets a run around as to exactly what prescription they are going to fill. Once, I took the phone from my wife as she was on the phone with them and I point blank told them in an aggressive manner as I could that I believed they were simply trying to steal my credit card number, logically stating that if "The Pharmacy" was indeed my pharmacy, they would already have my credit card number on file, and there would be no need for them to ask for it. "No..no, sir!..this is not the case!" came the reply, and at that point I asserted with the caller again that "The Pharmacy" was just a fraud out to steal my credit card information. Eventually, I did hang up on them. The rat [***] can call they want, and rack up as much long distance charges as they choose, but there is no way that they are getting anything out of me. Inasmuch as their incessant calling is irritating and an intrusion on our privacy, we ultimately can and do control the situation my merely hanging up on them every time now.
This so called pharmacy calls a lot. I have never done business with them and urge people to never give their credit card info to crooks like this. The last time they called I pretended to not understand and tied up their phone for a good 10 minutes while they tried to figure out what I was talking about. I figure if I can waste 10 minutes of their day that's 10 minutes they WON'T be able to spend defrauding other unsuspecting people. Yes, I'm willing to "take one for the team". Do I like their calls- of course not, but if it's on THEIR dime then waste all the time you can with them so they don't have time to get other people's credit card numbers!! :)
Phishing phone call. These are either identity thieves or similar. They want you to connect to their website so they can attempt to remote desktop to your computer. Don't speak English very well and not very organized.
Do NOT trust these people, they are not trying to repair your computer. This is a scam intended to gain access to your computer either to retrieve your personal info or infect your computer.