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I'm on the do not call list, too, but I notice a lot more calls coming in 2012 and 2013 already. The above phone number left a message "concerning my prescription on file." Caller ID said "800 Number." I had a similar call on the same day from 214-317-4220 that my prescription was ready. The caller ID said "Senderra RX, I have one pharmacy I use and that's not it.

I am on the Do Not Call list. Thank you, but I do not wish to be called

They are a specialty pharmacy and ship your medication to you.  Rude and abrupt.  I don't know how they got my number and I will never you use them. I use a different pharmacy.

This is Senderra Specialty Pharmacy. They receive the prescriptions from the doctor's you/I go to. (They're  contracted through the doctors as their preferred pharmacy). They are the nicest people I have ever spoke too. I have been filling with them for a long time now and when my insurance switched to Med D and my copay skyrocketed, the helped find me funding to help with the cost. I couldn't be more thankful for them!

Be careful - This appears to be a legitimate pharmacy that your Doctor may have called in a specialty or expensive med to.  I thought it was a crank call too - but it was for an expensive med (Humira) that my Doctor had wanted me to try.

Didn't know the number, didn't answer.  They left no message.  Suspect scam.

Legit, but my doctor failed to tell me they would be using their own pharmacy.

This company has been calling numerous times from different area codes first asking for a different person than myself they were very rude then using my name stating I had a prescription from my doctor. I have not seen a doctor.....I think it's a huge scam geared toward the elderly. I have blocked numerous numbers from them and will continue to do be so. Bad guys are very smart at trying to take your money!

It's a scam geared towards everyone. They have no idea who is or isn't elderly.

Seems to be a valid pharmacy that handles specialty medications.  Maybe they are simply calling the wrong number?  Maybe someone is spoofing their number?  I doubt that this is "geared toward the elderly" since everyone seems to think that old people are nothing but dementia ridden people in wheel chairs with drool hanging out of their mouth.

Do you often look up known phone numbers when there's no logical reason to do so?