I received exactly the same message on both my cell and my work number as some of you did, i.e. recorded message saying "you've won 2600 air miles..."  I didn't wait for it to finish and hung up.  Annoying!

On July 9 got a call from this number, I refused to answer as the number was strange to me and looked like a scam.

"Just don't pick up" is not valid advice.Here in Canada we have certain Do Not Call legislation which means the caller:a) must provide some way of being put on their 'do not call' listANDb) must not call someone on the do not call listThis caller is not doing either of those things...Please don't comment if you have nothing to add.--Anyway--I pressed 1 to get an operator to put me on their do not call list but pressing 1 gets a busy signal.

"you have been selected to win XXXX Airmiles press 1 to claim your prize"Sandos Resort was my Airmiles "deal" of choice.    Here are some of the key things they say when I said what company routes the calls to them.  "I don't know, I'm not the IT guy to know the system".  "I would be working for corporate if I knew this informaiton".  He didnt' want to give me the information.  I told them that this is a shady way of doing business if this is indeed legit.    FYI he said he was from Mexico (had a spanish accent for sure). "You are the one who picked #1 sir"... grrrrrrrr......Keep them on for a while just for fun.  It wastes their time.   Give them fake credit card info off the internet.  Lead them on for a while.I asked what companies are involved.   I got: Airmiles,  RCI Resort companies and Sandos.   I was told I can call Sandos Resort and still get their rep to get a deal with them.   I asked if they ask for my credit card over the phone and laughed....  People are stupid enough to give a card number over a cold call?!   DUMB.  This is why they do it... stupid people that get Scammed and then we get calls.  Or stupid people that actually buy this deal perpetuating more cold calls.

keep getting calls from (403) 912-8989. Unable to find out who it is...what do they want? No v/m. If you can't identify yourself don't call!

George at Global Group Travel identified himself as working "with" Airmiles, so I asked him if Airmiles was aware of this partnership?  Funny how fast the conversation changed.