I got a call from them with tel: (905) 754-5163 . scammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Caller: ontario source inc

I also recieved a call today and pretended i was my father who won. They think he is coming to pick up his gift tomorrow. I used to work telemarketing as a teen and i can tell you that when you get there they will try to sell you thinks. I asked how long we need to be there for and it went from 20 minutes to suddenly 2 hours. Thats for sure a sell call. One thing about me is that you dont call MY HOUSE and talk to me like an idiot. When he calls tomorrow i will see the telephone number pick up and give him a quick disclamer and then he will be listening to me! He wont even know what hit him. They are rude people.  Thanks for the varification guys because i googled the number and found this info on them.

so, we get several calls a day from this number... funny thing is our number is a brand new land line(new for us)  So, my spouse who has worked in tele-sales is not only annoyed but decieds to play back to them.   This company is a scam targeting people who dont know any better.  After being transfered to several "managers" we were assured we wont be called any longer... but they had no reference to which number (we called them back from a cell)I would recommend anyone who recieves calls from this number to ask to be removed from their call list.

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.

Steve general manager called.   Gave me gift claim number.   "hitcheor strings attached".   Keep saying no pets or kids allowed in the gift area.  I have an infant.  Kept wanting me to get a babysitter.   V ery Pushy.  So I agreed to what he was saying just to get him off my phone.   I'm suppose to go with my husband on Saturday at noon,

Why this is a scam:

1) although they say you get one of 5 prizes, the only prize they actually have is the 2 days getaway in a few places in the states and Canada. Interesting enough, we knew someone who had won this "prize" with the same prize company and they ended up never going because apparently, they never had any spaces. Moreover, you have to pay 50 USD in advance and oh, right, that money was never given back

2) they get you there with a prize for a ballot you didn't enter. The guy on the phone actually said that we entered it from dec 17 - 31 last year in one of 75 malls. What he didn't know was that in that period, we were not even in north america.

3) when you go, you learn quickly it has nothing to do with winning a prize, it is about you paying a lot of money for some club that provide you apparent financial benefits, but the paper they want you to sign only states you membership of the club, not the actual services provided

4) they want you to pay *the night you are there*. (lots of money btw, initially about 10000, when you kept saying no, it went down to 3000) When I told them, I'll think about it, go home and do some research, they were not interested anymore. In other words, they probably don't really offer anything as long as they get your money.

5) aggressive sales people, wow. No kidding. Slick like hell, like trying to be your friend and all that

I recommend anyone who actually went to the place to keep an eye on credit ratings. This is a primary scheme for identity theft