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This is a fake pharmacy scam by criminals calling from India using fake spoofed U.S. phone numbers, pretending to sell fake Viagra that is just dirty starch powder and illegally offering counterfeit opioids and painkillers, which are again just capsules filled with starch or flour made in filthy warehouses. Many people have suffered permanent liver and kidney damage from toxic contaminants found in the tainted starch or flour used in the fake India drugs. Most people have not received anything and these scammers just disappeared after illegally charging the victim's credit card thousands of dollars. I love to toy with these scammers, pretending to be an interested customer or gullible scam target, stringing them along on the phone call for at least an hour. I have played with some scammers on the phone for more than 2 hours lol.

These same India scammer call centers also pretend to offer fake health insurance services pretending to be Blue Cross, fake car warranty extension services, fake 'lower your credit card rates' services, and these call centers run the 'Microsoft Support' and 'HP Support' scams phoning you to say that your computer has a virus. All scams try to steal your money or personal identity information. More than 95% of all North America phone scams originate from crowded phone rooms in India that run multiple scams every day ranging from fake pharmacies to posing as fake IRS officers collecting on 'unpaid back taxes', and the India government knowingly lets these phone scams proliferate. But these scammers are so bad with their English and their acting that you have to be a fool yourself to be tricked by their fake products or services.

You can phone these scammers directly on their office numbers at 855-849-1201, 877-316-0070, 866-228-3076, 936-250-0447, 260-909-8280, 404-474-4911, 647-247-0890, 801-882-2460, 567-244-0061, 530-287-2822, 915-209-8481, 408-459-0479, 210-776-1291, 314-666-9790, 888-533-5887.

Just had this call all scammers do-not answer no-messages hang up

This is a fake pharmacy scam call from India. He said, with a thick India accent, that he was with 'Canadian Pharmacy'. I played along with his scam and pretended to be interested until he became impatient 30 minutes later. I then asked him, 'So what Canadian city are you based in?' The phone went silent while he thought about how to answer that, and he could not think of a reply. I was still laughing when he hung up on me.

This is the usual fake pharmacy scam from criminals calling from India. The Indian government lets these criminals operate because it brings money into the local economy in India. It does not help to yell at these scammers. Even better than quickly hanging up on them is to pretend that you are interested in their fake drugs and keep them on the phone for a long time and sound very interested in buying into their scam. That is really the best way to scam these scammers.

The main reason why the U.S. does not take action against all these scammers, extortionists, and fraudulent criminals phoning from India is that the head of the FCC is Ajit Pai, who is of East Indian background himself, and who has been suspected of numerous corruption scandals in the past and he gets bribes under the table from these India criminals to let them continue to pretend they are fake pharmacies, IRS officers, credit card services, fake Google ad services, and fake 'your PC has a virus' computer support extortionists.

Person called claiming to be from a canadian pharmacy, and spoke in a very derogatory manner. Kept calling me "honey" and when I asked to be placed on a do not call list he said he wouldnt do it. So I asked to speak to a manager and he said his manager is in the bedroom with his girlfriend.