Just got off the phone with "Kevin".  I let him do his spiel and then told him I wasn't interested.  He wouldn't stop talking, so I had to hand up -- he actually called back, and demanded to know why I hung-up!  We had quite a lengthy debate about the value of this promotion and what was in it for his company. I've asked him to send me a copy of the "coupon" I filled out with the prizing and contact info in the mail.  I am not expecting anything in return. :-)

Just got a call from the same "James" for the lucky draw winner. Though I avoided to give any personal information other than what they already have, I got an appointment for Saturday which after reading all on this search, I will cancel soon. Thanks all for sharing.

hey all!i totally just got the same call you all did.  the woman had a heavy indian accent and when it came time to give me the claim number she transfered me to a "manager" who did actually speak better english.  i guess their pitch is getting better b/c the guy gave my a number to call back and did give me a confirmation number.  same address (6175 hw 7 woodbridge) and company (premium inc) as everyone else. i googled the company and got jack all.  i was also a bit confused when they said not to bring friends or kids seeing as he claimed they are trying to "expand their business", why wouldnt they want exposure if this was the case.  i was also told that i would "draw" for 1 of 5 prizes and there will be 4 other people there.  he told me they are not trying to sell anything or get you to sign up, they are simply a US company trying to expand their business and trying too get their name out there.  he gave me the info that i would have to fill in the info, my income age etc, and gave me a rough guideline of what my info was.   im curious, do that actually have access to your income, age, marital status etc?  i was excited until i found this site and realized the call was crap.  i couldnt say i didnt fill anything out b/c i fill out ballots all the time,  i rarely give out my address though and they had it.  is there any way to block these people from getting my info?  im fully creeped out right now. especially since i told the guy id come by (tonight) since at the time i thought it was legit.i feel for you all, i am now a little wiser.

Ok, so it's legit but it is one of those "direct buy" situations that ask you to join at an exorbitant rate to cash in on their discounts. If you take a lot of vacations or have a major reno to do, it will be worth it but if you don't.... They also can give you a great rate on mortgages but you can't take advantage of it unless you sign up on the spot. The prize is yours either way and if you choose to sit through the presentation only, without getting quotes, you still get the prize.

hey all!
i totally just got the same call you all did.  the woman had a heavy indian accent and when it came time to give me the claim number she transfered me to a "manager" who did actually speak better english.  i guess their pitch is getting better b/c the guy gave my a number to call back and did give me a confirmation number.  same address (6175 hw 7 woodbridge) and company (premium inc) as everyone else. i googled the company and got jack all.  i was also a bit confused when they said not to bring friends or kids seeing as he claimed they are trying to "expand their business", why wouldnt they want exposure if this was the case.  i was also told that i would "draw" for 1 of 5 prizes and there will be 4 other people there.  he told me they are not trying to sell anything or get you to sign up, they are simply a US company trying to expand their business and trying too get their name out there.  he gave me the info that i would have to fill in the info, my income age etc, and gave me a rough guideline of what my info was.   im curious, do that actually have access to your income, age, marital status etc?  i was excited until i found this site and realized the call was crap.  i couldnt say i didnt fill anything out b/c i fill out ballots all the time,  i rarely give out my address though and they had it.  is there any way to block these people from getting my info?  im fully creeped out right now. especially since i told the guy id come by (tonight) since at the time i thought it was legit.
i feel for you all, i am now a little wiser.

Same thing... The guy said his name was Sean (had a heavy Indian accent, though - first clue) said we won in a contest based on a coupon we filled at Canadian Tire. Wifey called CT and they said this phone is not listed with them, I researched it and that's how I got to this site. It's all a scam.