Most likely you’re dealing with a classic spam operation that masquerades as a pharmacy to push unwanted medication offers. The repetitive use of a generic "pharmacy services" label, a strong foreign accent, and the fact that the same entity has resurfaced under different numbers are hallmarks of a robocall scam. These calls rarely aim to sell anything legitimate; instead they harvest personal data or try to pressure you into a purchase. Block the number, report it to your carrier, and consider a call‑blocking app. Never share personal or payment information with unsolicited callers, and keep your voicemail private to limit exposure.
After signing up with Twitter and providing my cell number, I started recieving alot of spam calls, includin 5 calls from this number in a short period.
No answer was provided when I received a call from this number.
A woman with a strong foreign accent, allegedly representing pharmacy services, offered assistance with pain medication, which raises suspicions of an automated call
