I received a call from this number which I didn't answer then followed by a unknown call right after. I found it to be a bit odd and looked it up, and I'm reading that it's spam? ? Can this be from a app and or Google? & How do you stop these calls coming to a cell phone? Thanks ?

They told me my phone would be cut off today and push 1 for further info. I disconnected and called US Cellular to report it.

Heavy accented man called to say he was from my computer company and that I had been hacked and he needed to fix it.  Told him this was a scam and hung up

He pretended to be with Visa and was offering me a lower interest rate. I didn't even realize it was a scam at first since my kids were yelling in the background and I could hardly understand what he was saying. When I told him I didn't have the information on me and that my husband takes care of the finances he got really angry and started telling me they were going to cancel my credit cards. I connected my husband to the line and next thing I knew the guy was swearing and yelling at us. It's disgusting that there is scum out there that is trying to scam money out of people.

Daniel, a thick-accented "supervisor" from "Northern Lights Pharmacy," asking if I wanted to refill a medication I had ordered last month. This call follows several calls from burn phones two weeks ago, from well-known scam artists identifying themselves as DEA agentas and threatening to raid my house and arrest me for "drug trafficking" if I didn't pay a "fine" to their "ops team" in the Dominican Republic. (You can learn all abou the DEA scam by googling "DEA phone extortion scam.") Naturally, any call from a thick-accented stranger inquiring about online medication orders would arouse my suspicion, so I googled Daniel's number (213-217-9954) and landed here. The number also appears to be that of a burn phone, as it does not accept incoming calls.

My suspicion is that Danial and the DEA scammers are all part of one group of Dominican--based extortionists and con men who somehow got my personal information from Northern Lights (either by hacking into their severs or through collusion). I tend to believe that Northern Lights is not directly involved in this, as they have promptly fulfilled past medication orders of mine with no problems, i.e., why would Northern Lights want to scare their own pharmacy customers away by scamming them on the back end of the sale? I'm going to the NL web site, call them directly and see if this Danial person is actually a member of their organization. I'm betting the answer will be no.