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On September 26 they called me today... so I listened to Rebecca Miller share her offering... she is offering $2500 credit (even tho in the press 1 message it said 2500 Air Miles) and the credit is to be used exclusively on the package that she gave me details of... 4days 3 nights in Orlando 3 Days 2 Nights in Daytona Beach3 Days 2 Nights in Hollywood Beach, FLand at two of these places you must listen to a 90 Minute timeshare presentation with your spouse... and they will allow you to buy this package... which oh by the way comes with a free Economy car rental... normally priced at $4000, but with your $2500 discount, and for good measure you can bring your two kids free we will charge you only $624 per adult so thats only $1247. What a great deal hey!! AHHH HECK NO!! I just looked on Book it.com... can get a really nice 2 bedroom condo, airfare, and car rental for my entire family for 14 Days and nights leaving from Calgary... for $2300!! Flight alone was over $2000 with Westjet (seem to always get a better deal booking hotel and flight together) anyway... their deal SUCKS you PREPAY for the pleasure of them trying to sell you timeshare!! But in the recording their was an option to press 9 I believe and be taken off their call list forever! (who knows if they honor it) Best of luck to you all... sometimes listening in on timeshare is a great way to score a cheap holiday, in this case NO!

Automated Messages about winning 2500 air miles from rewards from air canada. When I didn't press 1 it just hung up. Doesn't sound professional. Normally a service would reprompt or something/ SCAM!

I picked up and got a computerized voice saying I have been randomly selected to win some air miles or aero plan or something and to press 1, seemed scammy so I didn't

picked up the phone and the person hung up.

I just received the same call 15minutes ago.  Has anyone had minutes stolen or other things happen to their account as a result of this scam?