Susan Burger <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

  I got a call from someone who
> claimed to have selected me for a panel of experts doing research in
> medicine and I just wanted to get off the phone. He did get my email
> (which is very easy to find) because I told him I don't agree to anything
> over the phone and he needed to send written information.  I hung up on
> him when he asked for my date of birth.  At first I thought it was a scam
> to get my private information and raid my bank or credit card accounts,
> but the website looks more like a pharmaceutical industry sponsored
> marketing endeavor located in Great Britain.
> 
> Has anyone else received a phone call from the Lead Medical Panel?

It's a fraudulent outfit, according to this collection of folks:

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-441-4923/2

Lara Hopkins

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