503-623-5857

Another scam call from Canadian Pharmacy.  Do NOT answer it.

Strange call, did not answer. Sadly I am only popular with pharmacies

Called my cell from Dallas Oregon? I don't know anyone in Oregon. They didn't leave a message.

Some kind of Pharmacy, but very difficult to understand (South Asia, maybe

Indian caller would like to tell me about generic drugs. He argued when I told him not to call back. Lol blocked this number

Indian Fake pharma company trying to steal your credit card.  Block them.

they keep calling me. i have no idea what they want or who they are. they never leave a message

Also received a call from this number but did not answer.  No message, will block.

The phone numbers of 503-623-5857 (Oregon area code), 828-391-1810 (North Carolina area code), and 505-298-8494 and 505-298-1361 (Albuquerque area code) are all being used by the same fake "Canadian Pharmacy" scammers on a tie-line using spoofed Caller ID numbers by East Indian criminals operating call centers in Mumbai to sell fake tainted drugs and medications. But this 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 billed to 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.

How do I know these numbers are all from the same India call center run by scammers? I "scam the scammers" by pretending to be interested in their fake tainted drugs. I toyed with the initial caller for almost two hours, ending up with an order for 3000 pills of Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, Percocet, Vicodin, and other several other painkillers for a total cost of $4500. I then gave them a fake shipping address and a fake Visa card number (the number "4" followed by 15 random numbers). The scammer then told me that he needed to add another $100 as "insurance" in case the U.S. Customs confiscates the order that they will ship from India. This is all part of their scam! You will never receive anything except hundreds and thousands of dollars charged to your credit card! They will then explain that U.S. Customs confiscated the order. By the time that you realize this was all a scam, several weeks have passed by and the scammers have already rotated to entirely new phone numbers and you have no way of getting in touch with them. These scammers all frequently rotate their spoofed Caller ID names and numbers, so just blocking one number only temporarily keeps your phone at peace. By placing a fake order with a fake Visa card number, I purposely "draw fire" from these scammers so the salesman, desperate to make his $4500 sale, tries to phone me using every phone number being used by them. So when the scammer tried to call me using these four different numbers within a five-minute span, I can now conveniently block them all at once. Since I do not know anyone in the Oregon, North Carolina, and Albuquerque areas, I just blocked the entire 503, 828, and 505 area codes. The scammers can keep calling to try to complete my fake order with them, but my phone never rings. LOL!!

Indian or Pakistani boiler room operation that attempts to telemarket prescription drug or fake copies of same minus the prescription which is highly illegal of course. If you want to drive these guys crazy do what my friend did and keep them on the line as possible, order lots of everything they claim to have and when they ask for your credit card, tell them you just got put of prison and don't have one. Their turbans nearly flew off their heads.

Ehh...story kinda 'sucky', but it can be fun to mess around with a scammer.

HOWEVER, keep in mind they can get very angry and have all the other scammers call you by putting you on a list as a potential 'victim' who will answer the phone. You might even wind up having YOUR number as one of their spoof numbers to make scams with. Always think things through before engaging a scammer, since most are far, far away and out of reach with what seems like an endless amount of people who make scam calls.