I was on the phone when I got the call from Newport, RI and because I know no one there I did not answer it. I was talking with my hubby who said that my mailorder CVS/Caremark was located in Rhode Island so I didn't worry. They always leave a message.
I don't answer calls unless I know WHO is calling. If its important, they will leave a message. No message, not important.
I was on the phone when I got the call from Newport, RI and because I know no one there I did not answer it. I was talking with my hubby who said that my mailorder CVS/Caremark was located in Rhode Island so I didn't worry. They always leave a message.
I don't answer calls unless I know WHO is calling. If its important, they will leave a message. No message, not important.
All you can do is to block the number. Land lines have a blocking feature, and even though you might not realize it, cell phones have a blocking feature also. Call you cell phone provider and ask for the directions on how to use the feature. Blocking is the only way to stop the calls. Your number is passed around inside the India pharmacy sellers. The turn over in those sales groups is very high, and they give the phone call list to every new salesman they hire, just in case you might need something in the next decade.
It's a scam pharmacy. Here is what I did. first get blocklist plus for your mobile and only allow your contacts to call you (whitelist). then tell him you are going to do blow up his phone. Take out a free add on craigslist and use his number. It ties him up all day with bogus phone calls so he cannot scam. It works he has changed his voicemail and instructed them to call my number but, uh oh, blocklist just hangs up on annoying calls. later remove the add and then people who get his message have no idea what he is talking about. Fight the scammers don't lay down and take it. He goes by peter perez or joe. His buddy is danny with quickmeds.
What a great idea!
From now on, every scam call I get is getting it right back.
I'll take out the craigslist ad and plug in their number.
I just wish I could be a fly on the wall to see how they react to calls from dozens of people asking about the "dirt cheap motorcycle, must sell, any offer accepted!" or "FREE (whatever fun stuff I can think of)".
Bwahahahahaha!!!
Welcome to Pharma Hell. These people will call constantly from all different numbers & will never stop.
The idea to put their phone numbers in ads it the best idea i have heard to deal with this. This has been going on for years & i see no signs of stopping & nothing i can do. Now putting their phone number in ads to get calls is probably the best advise i have heard to respond to these people.