888-717-3519

An other one who call for vacations that we won, but have to pay a deposit to use it . Hang-up.

That is an online pharmacy offering pills plus vacations =!!
it sounds funny, but the nicest thing is that a friend of mine told it's aint a scam website, they telemarket too much! And here is their website www.trustedcaremeds.com

they are all scam!

Received call from 224-623-8271. Caller with heavy Indian-type accent identified himself as Lee Linton from Canada Online Pharmacy (he could not pronounce Canada very well). Told him the party he was trying to reach was not in at the moment. Asked for his number which he gave at 888-717-3519. Asked him if they had snow in Canada, he said it was 0 degrees celsius. Told him we have snow here because it is 27 degrees. Confused him greatly by not telling him I meant Farenheit! He said how could we have snow if it was 27 degrees? I told him that was farenheit since he was calling the United States. Oh, ye, oh, yes, I knew that, he replied. What time zone are you calling from, I asked. He said 24 hour time zone. Once he was off the script he didn't know how to reply!

They called my house the man who called said his name was Richard Clarke - a funny name from someone who has an Indian accent. Scammers!  He gave me a fictitious number to reach them at 703 957 2905!

Remove my phone number !!!!! Do Not Call

Remove from your call list

Canadian Online Pharmacy has been calling for a couple years. It is impossible to get them to stop. Block the number and they change it.
They say to call 888-717-3519
Anyone have an address? They gave me 525 College St, Ontario Canada which is a fake address.

stop the calls

We are not scammers. We are just doing our job here to sell medicine and I can assure you that medicines are good though and customers are getting their packages and they reorder to our company

If you're not scammers, how is it I never received the prescription I apparently ordered last year.  Not to mention, the customer service number always seems to be busy.

I ordered some cialis from an Indian pharmacy almost 5 years ago. The medication was below average quality, but I question the potency and bioavailabilty of the product. Ever since then I ben getting occasional calls to my cell phone asking me if I would like a med refill. When I Asked for the company the women with an Indian accent said she is from Canadian Pharmacy. I asked for the company number and she gave me 888-717-3519. When you call that number you will get a busy signal. The number she called me from was 240-345-3890 a Maryland area code. I also ben getting calls from phone numbers is Seattle and Washington State as well.

What I've been told is that there IS no "Canadian Pharmacy." It's a generic name they use. So it could be one of many companies trying to take your money. I just call them back on speaker phone and ask them how they're doing...how they're work is going...what the weather is like. Just keep them on the phone. Then I just shut up and see how long it takes before they hang up.
I know it won't do any good but at least I feel like I'm getting something out of my time being wasted pleading with them to stop calling.

Wow, that was GOOD!!!

I have been buyin generic viagra from this number for years. Great prices and have ALWAYS received what I ordered plus extra because of repeat orders.  Call them and ask for Jane Harris. She'll do you right.  Tell her MR. POT (lol, that's how she pronounces PAT)

Its not a scam. I have been buying for years...good stuff that works. The best prices and always accurate in what i received/ordered.