I do answer calls on my cellphone from numbers I don't know, so I ignored this one thinking they would leave a message if it was legit or if they had something important to talk about.. but there was no message left.
I called the number back and immediately got a machine that picked up - the recorded message says, "Good Day. You were called by your pharmaceutical company regarding your medication. Please note that you are not able to reach the program through this number, nor does this number accept voicemails. To speak with someone, please call the program number you were given." It then repeats this message in french.
Sketchy sketchy. No specifics are given as to who they are or why anyone other than my actual health insurance company would be calling me regarding any prescriptions I might have - of which I have none. I have no program number to call that I know of.. So yeah.. sketchy. Don't bother answering it unless you like screwing with these people.
REF: (416) 572-0393
I happen to be waiting for a call from a Pharmaceutical Company in regard to my Rx. My VoxBox is currently the thing "screwing with me" so I rely heavily on Call-Display displaying as much 411 as possible; unfortunately, too many numbers show as "Unknown Name"(including those blasted telemarketers, lol)! I'm not finding any other 411 on this particular number online. I reckon I'm gonna hafta live on-the-edge and try ringing it. I'll post a note again later. ~dsq
C'est vrais(it's true/for real): The telephone-# in question is indeed a pharmaceutical company that was, indeed, trying to reach me for a(good)reason. Perhaps TIM(whose accounting of what the Auto-Vox Msg relays was remarkably accurate, though, I must say!) was merely the unfortunate recipient of a mis-dialled call intended for someone else? Just sayin'. Thanks for the 411, Tim! ~dsq
This is from the Prolia support program for patients taking a drug called Prolia to remind them when it's time for another injection. Perhaps it is also used by other drug companies as well.