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.

So I got the bingo card and called the number.  Distributed in the Toronto / Thornhill area.  They are ASAP Solutions (who upon googling the filtration system that they claim is patented) also comes up with Pristine Solutions.  They came to the house, showed us a bunch of magic tricks  - SPOILER - there's CHLORINE in your water that's 'killing' you.  HA.  Toronto's tap water is absolutely fine.  No one dies from drinking tap water.IN the end the kid took up 2 hrs of our precious time - and showed us a filtration system and water softener that would cost $7000 - but wait, there's more - right now we'll knock the price down to only $5000!!!!!Save yourselves the trip, if you want purer water, go to the hardware store and buy a cheap unit.  Or enjoy tap water.Bingo card was the usual x - and the code started with W2 = cheap looking shower head.  Garbage

Natasha Eloi works there , she goes by eva , look at the website I found on her ! http://www.natashaeloi.net/

   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.

What a surprise, I also won X   in the middle table.Phone printed on the back (905) 470-9935Thank you all, now I know it is a SPAM  - did not even tried to call them.

I got a x to (905) 470-9935

I guess we all won cars lol. I am an "x" winner too. The lady on the phone asked for the homeowner and then said they would have someone visit our home to verify the "x" on the card. Definate scam.