Received a call this morning. I returned the call promptly and was immediately greeted by a woman with a thick accent and very high static line, there was no ring it was a direct connection which makes me believe this was auto connected. The woman stated they were calling me because they had questions regarding an online pharmacy purchase I had made and asked if I remembered placing the order, she named a type of drug I could not identify because of the static and accent. I then proceeded to inform her I do not purchase drugs online and she asked if this was "Laura Adams'" phone. I am a guy and clearly not Laura Adams so I find it suspicion she would share the online order information with me knowing that it was made by a woman. Take it for what it is.
Received a call this morning. I returned the call promptly and was immediately greeted by a woman with a thick accent and very high static line, there was no ring it was a direct connection which makes me believe this was auto connected. The woman stated they were calling me because they had questions regarding an online pharmacy purchase I had made and asked if I remembered placing the order, she named a type of drug I could not identify because of the static and accent. I then proceeded to inform her I do not purchase drugs online and she asked if this was "Laura Adams'" phone. I am a guy and clearly not Laura Adams so I find it suspicion she would share the online order information with me knowing that it was made by a woman. Take it for what it is.
Heavily processed disguised voice on a call center line (3 second delay between connection and someone getting on line to respond to my "hello") "Courtesy Call" about some kind of Canadian Online Pharmacy. Told them I would give their number to the police and they hung up.
I keep a "Spammers" entry in my Contact List on my cell phone where I store these numbers and mark them as "Send directly to voice mail". You should too.