This number called us today. Asked us if we were interested in free stay for a family of upto 5 people at a Collingwood 5 star resort. Said that we were chosed from 70 people from Toronto demographic. Confirmed that our age group was 30-65 and then confirmed our mailing address... which was incorrect. I didn't bother correcting him. He asked for my email address but I said that I prefer all correspondence by snail mail. He told me to have a great day. Gave me a confirmation # for the call and hung up.

Same story as everyone else, with this number. Just wondering if anyone actually went to try and claim their prize???

I stayed on the phone to see what these scammers were saying. I've entered & won enough contests to know that this is not the way to go about claiming a prize... especially when they state that only a certain demographic can win... but state I've already won. And that I needed a significant other. And to lie when claiming my "prize".

Scam written all over it.
Dude was like, "you think Best Buy would loan their name out to a scam?" haha.
Kept asking me why I wasn't excited.
Duh, stupid. I Googled this number the first time it came up on my phone & became suspicious when called back the number is "not in service". Again, I've entered enough contests where I get enough lame calls like this to be suspicious.  

Claim to have gotten my name & information from the autoshow. Caller ID shows up with this number, name as "device" & you are unable to call the number back.

Gotta go to Woodbridge for a half hour presentation to a "Comedy Show".

I went to it. It's for a time share pressure sales presentation and then you participate in a draw. It's a drum packed tighter than sardines of tickets ... Thousands.  I'd estimate 90% is the hotel stay in Florida. Not a trip package just accommodations.  I doubt anyone will see the good prizes of the laptop nor tv etc.  tcg a bad contest and a waste of time.  Oh and you must show up with your significant other and salary income of a certain level.  Bleh.

This number has been calling me daily for about a month. Same scam you have won a prize. I told them ?I'm not interested but they keep calling.

Yup - it's Feb 21, 2012 and they have new phone numbers:The Caller ID number I get when they call me is: (905) 597-3691When I asked what the guy's number was, he gave me (289) 809-3472 and told me BELL just assigned them that number a week ago.They are East Indian in accent and I couldn't understand the first guy so I said forget it and hung up.He called me back !! and I told him I can't understand what he's saying so he put his 'manager' on the line, another East Indian accent but not as heavy.I kept him on the line for a bit and finally told him I can't make it to their 6175 HWY 7 location.

Someone from this number called me, knowing my name and number, and had told me I had entered a ballot back in May of last year, and that I was one of 5 winners, and that all I had to do was go to some award center in Woodbridge, to draw for 1 of 4 prizes; $1500, a flat screen TV, a Toshiba Laptop, or a Vacation prize to Florida. I do not recall entering any contest to win any of the above prizes, and when I had stated that I would not be attending, they kept telling me that I should, it's a good opportunity, that i should reconsider because of what I could possibly win. I told him once again that I would not be attending, and he said he needed my confirmation RIGHT AWAY, and then proceeded to explain to me for 2 minutes that if I am coming, that I would need to be accompanied by a parent of spouse, and I told him I wasn't attending, and he finally said he would put me down for "not attending", and I hung up.