C W House advisory SMS to let me know that my medications are due and also if it is the last repeat

Caller: SCAMMER

Tried to get personal details. Have absolutely nothing to do with the business they supposedly work for.

Supposedly a text from Chemist Warehouse but reading through the other comments for this number it looks dubious as some people say it is from Priceline or Terry White Chemists - seems like ePrescription data has been unlawfully accessed to be able to impersonate a pharmacy....

spam message - ignore

Chemistwarehouse asking me to join and download their app:
Hi, Chemist Warehouse has launched a new FREE medication management app available on Android and Apple to better service your needs with script & dose reminders, a shop online & collect instore function and so much more. Simply reply OK with your email address after downloading the app and you will receive an SMS with your unique activation code. You will now never run out or forget to take your medication again. Chemist Warehouse

Amcal King's Cross pharmacy sending a SMS about my medication. I've tried sending a STOP a few times, but the messages keep coming.

Caller: Chemist Warehouse

It is Chemist Warehouse. They just texted me about a prescription I ordered.

Caller: My local pharmacy

This number is NOT a scam however the way it is set up makes it appear so. It appears to be an automated reminder service used by pharmacies to contact their customers.

I checked the ph number link in the sms here and it turns out to be my local pharmacy reminding me to get free flu vaccination.

With no identifying information in the sms I very nearly reported as a scam as I'm sure probably most people do. That's too bad, it seems like a good service.

Messaged me giving name of eye medication , date due and number of repeats left. Asked me to confirm by clicking link. Definite scam, but how did they gain access to my medications.

Caller: Sms from my lical chemist warehouse

Reminding what prescriptions are due to fill

SpM message:

Staff Info Session MON 19 JUN 6.30pm via the NEW Retail Academy App. Presentation on July Catalogue.
Complete the quiz on the Retail Academy App to receive a Gift Bag!
Please speak to your manager NOW if you are unable to access the Retail Academy App- CW New Town

Caller: Chemist Warehouse

5 SMS from Chemist Warehouse listing suburbs near me. First two asking me to complete survey but no survey link sent. Then third with:
This is confirmed, and our system was not hacked at all.
However if you feel unsafe, you can skip the survey. Again, really sorry for all the confusion.
Further included survey then last SMS (before I blocked the number) dubiously said:
Apologies for the late introduce. I am intern in Chemist Warehouse Niddrie, and this is really for the study purpose of my master's degree.

Sent text to saying they would like me to complete survey to improve my service

Someone saying they are retiring. Total scam! I ignored it

Caller: Chemist Warehouse

There was a text on my phone saying it was from The Social Research Centre and I had been selected for a study and I would receive a further link tonight, it had an 1800 to ring to opt out. I searched for the phone number 0400 253 287 online, to see who texted me. Its the Chemist Warehouse. After checking the number on Google, I checked my phone and I have other texts from that number from the Chemist Warehouse saying my scripts are ready to pick up. I received a further FOUR texts in the next 24 hours all with the same Social Research Study stuff in them and offering me a $15.00 Coles voucher for doing the survey. I WON'T click on links in texts on my phone, NOR WILL I RING A NUMBER TO OPT OUT using an 1800 number. I deleted all texts, plus another one that they sent me from a different number. This is SPAM and HARRASSMENT and I'm also on the do not call register.

Caller: Unknown

Received a text message saying goodbye, but with no reference to a business she is supposedly leaving from. My workplace dose not send any kind of SMS’s in relation to retirement. A work email yes but not sms’s to our private numbers. “ message reads as below”
“Hi *********,

After 22 years I have come to the hard decision to retire. It is the right time for me whilst I am fit and well enough to enjoy my family. It has been both a pleasure and a privilege to have been part of this very special community. I cant begin to tell you all, but I am leaving you in the very capable hands of my wonderful staff, I know they will continue to look after you all as we have done in the past. Thank you all so much for your friendships, loyalty, especially through the last couple of very challenging years.
Love Jenny
Opt-out reply STOP

Messager messages me by my first name, then states, "After 22years Have come to the hard decision to retire. It is the right time for me whilst I am fit and well enough to enjoy my family. It has been both a pleasure and a privilege to have been part of this very special community. I can't begin to tell you all, but I am leaving you in the very capable hands of my wonderful staff, I know they will continue to look after you all as we have done in the past. Thank you all so much for your friendship, loyalty, especially through the last couple of very challenging years.
Love *****"
Amazingly the name at the end that they claim to be is the same name as my spouse.
The last bit is the bit that confirms its a SCAM.. It said "Opt-out reply...... STOP"

Spam, Fake text about someone "Jenny" retiring after 22 years and option to opt out...

Scam posing as the government, about rapid antigen tests.

Caller: sms from 0400 253 287

"Your empagliflozin/m is due 04 Nov 21 5 rpts left. To confirm pickup click" and then a link with no identification of a particular pharmacy. Worryingly, this is medication I actually take. With the current avalanche of phone and sms scams, I refuse to load unknown apps or click on unfamiliar links. Most people know when their medication is running low and they take conventional steps to address it. Has the pharmaceutical industry's information been hacked? Or has some genius had a thought bubble? At any rate, now is a terrible time to click or share private information with unsolicited sms callers.