NO lottery license on this fake lottery. NO name of the the organization who is organizing this (fake) lottery. Scam and obviously phishing.

I got this last week July 23. Got an X . they wanted me to purchase what they are selling, plus the rep going through a survey for over 2 hrs waste of time to buy their water. I told them I dont have that king of time to waste. The rep said sorry you did not win. What a waste and scam.

well  well  I had them come over  I told them I not buying so where'. bus my prize the person said you have won the shower head but you know we just ran out. 1.595,199 shower head happen to be all ready given out. so don't worry we have a different prize for you .3 days 2 nights. at 90 destinations. all you have to do is mail this coupon back to the same company and they will send you  reservation forms and instructions  but only if you send a self addressed  and stamped envelope 90 days before departure. so instead of my free prize I have to spend money on a plain ticket or fuel so how is this not a scam or a fee prize

   I called (905) 233-2095 today to claim a prize - it was on the back of a winning Triple Bingo card. They asked if I was a home owner or renter and I told them I rent. The woman then said that the contest is only open to home-owners and hung up on me.very pleased to have found this site and learn about this scam.

My mum got this in the mail and got the X. She would've called this number if hadn't advised her it was a scam/ploy. [***] need to be shut down.

Canada has advertising laws which means if you could prove it, you could sue them for false advertising as the 'rewards' are decided by what's available and shown to the customer. If said prizes are not expected, then it's a sham and as such should be reported to the proper authorities.

I won with an X too (Whitby, Ont)...... number provided is (905) 233-2095.

It's SHADY.I would be more likely to call if they flat out said "We are ASAP Solutions selling water purification systems.  If you want a free prize in exchange for a product demonstration at your home, give us a call".  Then they could also have a scratch & win thing on the card to tell you what your "prize" will be in exchange for the demonstration.  So that way you know exactly "oh ok I will get the laptop in exchange for this demonstration".Using crappy bingo cards with no company info on it to make people think they "won" something to try to get you to sell their product is just a horrible way of marketing and doing business.