Random calls

[US Army Veteran]

Has anyone at the forum got a random call from "Candian Pharmacy?" They are offering anything from opiates to Soma to benzos at a very good price. I placed orders with "Canadian pharmacy" it seems like 10 years ago. I use to get an actual prescription bottle with my name on it for soma, but it's been a while. Any info or opinions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[2earls]

I ordered from one of those places years ago and still get phone calls to this day. I had to learn the hard way to never give out my number. As far as them actually having opiates or anything other than maybe ED meds, I would not trust it for a second.

Things have changed since the days you speak of and this is likely just a scam. All the "Canadians" who call me have Indian accents and the real Canadian pharmacies that sold scheduled meds are long gone.

 

[US Army Veteran]

I ordered from one of those places years ago and still get phone calls to this day. I had to learn the hard way to never give out my number. As far as them actually having opiates or anything other than maybe ED meds, I would not trust it for a second.

Things have changed since the days you speak of and this is likely just a scam. All the "Canadians" who call me have Indian accents and the real Canadian pharmacies that sold scheduled meds are long gone.

Lol you called it exactly. They have Indian accents.

I've asked this same group of people to stop calling me multiple times but they continue to call. 

Thanks for you input!

 

[2earls]

I'm sorry, but they won't quit. For some reason, they think that I purchased Viagra from them and my attempts to explain that I am a woman and have never bought Viagra, nor do I have any use for it, I still get the same spiel. All you can do is stop answering the phone if it's an unknown # from out of state. Once I stopped answering,  it seemed to slow down the amount of calls considerably.

I know this is another topic, but in the last week I've started getting a lot of weird emails. They all go something like "you need to confirm your password " or "possible security breach" and it's made to make you think it's from some place you have visited and of course there's a link. I'm not about to click on it to see what they're selling. With my luck it's a virus.

Now I'm getting 5 or 6 of these a day! Another new annoyance and I would not be surprised if there's Viagra for sale if you click on the link. Ugh.