This 646-893-7950 number is being used by India madarchod moo-fos in Mumbai to sell fake tainted drugs and medications under a fake name of "Fair Deal Pharmacy". In fact, it is nothing more than an illegal ploy to steal your credit card number. They ask for all your personal information, take your credit card number, and then you receive nothing but have thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges stacked up on your credit card. They try to sell you fake Viagra and fake Percocet, Vicodin, and Xanax for as low as 30 or 40 cents per pill. Basically, they want to steal your money and credit card number by offering any drug for any price that you desire. But you never receive anything. And once they get your credit card number, they charge hundreds or thousands of dollars in unauthorized transactions.
For all of these greasy stinky India scammers, I always like to call them back and toy with them for as long as possible, pretending to be an interested and involved caller. That is the best way to retaliate. They do not respond to any request to have your number removed from their database and they do not care if you yell at them or threaten legal action because they are poor idiots hiding in call center sweatshops in India. Some of them may even laugh at you if you threaten them. I have toyed with more than 8 of these idiots by keeping them on the phone for at least one or two hours while I continued to work at my keyboard, clean house, or cook. And two hours later when they finally realize that I am really not going to buy into their fake drugs, fake credit card services, or fake computer virus or IRS threats, I can hear their voices become more filled with fatigue and frustration. LOL!
If the caller pretends to be a "U.S. Pharmacy" or "Canadian Pharmacy", ask the fake India pharmacy if they carry "JBB". If he asks you to spell the drug's name, spell it as japnibajabutyrate" , which means "go phu*k yourself" in Hindi, with "butyrate" added on to sound like a drug name. Or ask them if they carry "TMDD". If they ask you to spell it, spell it as "terimagandirundimate", which means "your mother is a filthy hoar" in Hindi, with "mate" added on the end to make it sound like a drug. LOL!
You can drag out these phone calls and really wear down their patience and energy by faking the voice of a very old person. These scammers especially like to prey on old people because they think their senility makes them easier targets. So I pretend I am very old and hard of hearing, I purposely talk very slowly, and frequently ask them to repeat what they said and to talk louder because "my hearing aid battery needs replacement". LOL!!!
This 646-893-7950 number is being used by India madarchod moo-fos in Mumbai to sell fake tainted drugs and medications under a fake name of "Fair Deal Pharmacy". In fact, it is nothing more than an illegal ploy to steal your credit card number. They ask for all your personal information, take your credit card number, and then you receive nothing but have thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges stacked up on your credit card. They try to sell you fake Viagra and fake Percocet, Vicodin, and Xanax for as low as 30 or 40 cents per pill. Basically, they want to steal your money and credit card number by offering any drug for any price that you desire. But you never receive anything. And once they get your credit card number, they charge hundreds or thousands of dollars in unauthorized transactions.
For all of these greasy stinky India scammers, I always like to call them back and toy with them for as long as possible, pretending to be an interested and involved caller. That is the best way to retaliate. They do not respond to any request to have your number removed from their database and they do not care if you yell at them or threaten legal action because they are poor idiots hiding in call center sweatshops in India. Some of them may even laugh at you if you threaten them. I have toyed with more than 8 of these idiots by keeping them on the phone for at least one or two hours while I continued to work at my keyboard, clean house, or cook. And two hours later when they finally realize that I am really not going to buy into their fake drugs, fake credit card services, or fake computer virus or IRS threats, I can hear their voices become more filled with fatigue and frustration. LOL!
If the caller pretends to be a "U.S. Pharmacy" or "Canadian Pharmacy", ask the fake India pharmacy if they carry "JBB". If he asks you to spell the drug's name, spell it as japnibajabutyrate" , which means "go phu*k yourself" in Hindi, with "butyrate" added on to sound like a drug name. Or ask them if they carry "TMDD". If they ask you to spell it, spell it as "terimagandirundimate", which means "your mother is a filthy hoar" in Hindi, with "mate" added on the end to make it sound like a drug. LOL!
You can drag out these phone calls and really wear down their patience and energy by faking the voice of a very old person. These scammers especially like to prey on old people because they think their senility makes them easier targets. So I pretend I am very old and hard of hearing, I purposely talk very slowly, and frequently ask them to repeat what they said and to talk louder because "my hearing aid battery needs replacement". LOL!!!
>> No matter what you try, they'll NEVER stop calling. <<
Incorrect.
I use modern / safe telephony practices, and get maybe one or two scam calls per week, maximum.
Have you considered obtaining a call blocking device, app, or phone? Google (or your favorite search engine) IS your friend!
Realize that the Do Not Call list is NOT a call blocker!
Here are some tried and true methods for reducing or eliminating repeated spam / scam phone calls: Click on the Info link, below, to see them
InfoWant to stop repeated telescam phone calls?
Try these alternatives:
1. Do not answer the phone if you see an unknown number on your Caller ID ... let it go to answering machine or voicemail. Many telescammers hang up after three or four rings.
2. If you have a smartphone, get one of the inexpensive or free phone blocker apps at your online app store, and learn how to use it.
3. If your cell is not "smart", read the manual to learn how to set up a "group". Assign the scammer's phone number to that group. Also assign a "silent ring" to that group. You will not hear future calls from that number.
3a. Alternately, assign a "silent ringtone" as the DEFAULT ringtone. Then, assign your favorite ringtones to friends, family, contacts, businesses, etc. That way, you will not hear your phone ring, even if the scammer changes numbers! (Disadvantage: if you forget to whitelist somebody, you won't hear their calls, either)
4. For cell phones or landlines: Contact your phone service provider. They may have a facility or method to allow you to block numbers.
5. If you buy things online, you might want to google "phone blocker" to see what devices or apps Amazon or other sites have to offer for landlines or smartphones.
6. DO NOT call unknown numbers back without checking who called (800notes is your friend)! All that does is verify your number is "live". Instead, read this:
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/one-ring-cel ... ing-your-wallet
7. Consider picking up the phone, then immediately hanging up. A "real" caller will usually call you again, within seconds. A robocaller will not.
If you want to report potential fraudulent or scam calls, here are two pages of links to (mostly government) sites in Canada and the USA were you can report those scams, or learn more about them.
1. Look elsewhere on this page (probably to your right) for the Article, "Where to Report Phone Crime"
2. For a more frequently updated site, look here:
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/complaint_sites.html
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