If it's too good to be true it probably is. I got the call and I asked where I filled the ballot form in, the guy didn't know. I NEVER fill ballot forms in for this reason. Please be careful of a call from this number. Unless they can tell you when you filled in the ballot and you have a ballot receipt to verify (and even then I'd be wary) then FORGET IT.......

They telephoned a relative's house and itentified themselves as a close personal friend and it was an emergency that they get in touch with me.  I returned their call the next day and they wouldn't even identify the name of their Organization and were insistent that they had ever telephoned in the first place.  The original caller was a man named "Tony" however there is no Tony that works there - an obvious call centre based on the loud background noise.

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.

Heh...Mark Simmons.

You just called our house a few minutes ago from this Premium Buyers club and gave us the spiel.  When we asked your name, you said it was "Mark Simmons".  Such an obviously phony name from someone obviously South Asian.  Get real.

Going this afternoon. Will post back afterwards and let you know what the deal is....

Relative got the call while I'm at work. They didn't leave anything more than a first name and this number. Looks like I can just ignore it.