Purity Medical Products Fast Talking High Pressure Sales Placentia, California

"Laura" called our medical office and tried to pressure the medical assistant into purchasing over $400 worth of "rubber" gloves using the threat that in January there would be no more rubber gloves available.  The medical assistant said that she did not do the ordering and that she didn't know about any such order.

The next day "Keith" called, asking for the same medical assistant and wanting an OK for the shipment of gloves.  The medical assistant said she could not approve of the order and she would call the office manager.  The office manager called the number given and asked to talk to "Keith".  The person answering the phone said that "Keith" was not available.  Then the office manager asked to speak with "Laura" and was told that she could not speak with "Laura."  At this point the office manager told the Purity representative that this was a scam and never to call the office again.

This kind of deceptive business practice, attempting to confuse staff members into placing unwanted orders, should be illegal.