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.

This is a marketing technique. It is not a scam. They just want to demonstrate water purification. The chemical tests on the water are legit. Chlorine does need to be removed from water before drinking. Leaving water in an open wide-mouth container over night will do the trick too. The prize is given out and I've appreciated showering without the post shower chlorine itch. We didn't buy the product but this marketing method is not a scam.

Guys came to our house today, pitching water filtration system. Four-figure price tag. Took forever. Got a shower head. Waste of time. But now my wife owes me big-time. So that's an upside, I guess.

I got a card in the mail today  an  I liv in maple i win an get a X  i call the # in the back of the card to tell them  that i win they send a kids to my house  to test my water an he say that i win a  deluxe shower head i tell the kid to get the [***] away from  my house

Seriously people...when you guys go to tim hortons and play roll up the rim, you either never win or you win a coffee/Doughnut. Not everyone wins a god damn car, its called odds. Atleast with this company most people are winning the "shower head". Its not a scam...basically they are giving you a showerhead for an hour of your time. So they can explain to you about their actual product. Its just a way of marketing people, calm down, and stop jumping to conclusions. If your not interested just simply dont call back. But yea its not a scam, one employee of theirs will come over and compare tap water to their purified water...and even if you their product or not, you still get your prize at the end. So this Bingo thing is not a scam...but the company itself im not too sure about...go do your own research on that.

This is a lead generation promotion from company called Greenhomes.

A bunch of these were dropped in mailboxes in my neighbourhood, looked like a kid (not the usual flyer or mail delivery people) - also "won" an X. I notice it says in the "Contest Rules":

"[everyone eligible except] employees, family members, or sub-distributors of: Simple, Tristar or Respiraide"

That tells me that those are the firms behind this ad campaign.