I got a Call from same number It Sounds like Same Company, Same Pitch, Same story but this time the person whom i spoke with was a very decent fellow (i don't remember the name). He Told me the same story about the 5 prizes & the coupon of mine (which was not mine) but i trusted that fellow & went to their location. i was suppose to sit for a 90minutes presentation for the promotion of their company & i did so.. and after drawing my prize i got a Furniture Set for my Bed room. it was quite Good for me to have a prize for just an advertisement of the new company. I am a costumer & member of premiums buyers club now and i am pretty sure that its all Legal..
for the safe side i have the website issued by their sale representative:
http://www.premiumbuyers.net/
you can go through the website & check the details..

-Reguards

For full information go to http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/(905) 254-5614.
By the way, William Lee is not necessarily a fictitious name.  Maybe William grew up in India and his Dad was Chinese or English.  Let's not ethnically profile people by their surnames.  
Despite their claims to the contrary, we have identified the call type as "Telemarketer".

Caller claimed to be with some real estate group.  Hard to be sure because of plenty of chatter in the background, likely a telemarketing scammer bucket shop. I hung up.

I got a call from this (905) 963-0139 number. An East Indian fellow who was claiming (disturbingly adamant about it) that he was calling from The Royal Bank. He lasted about 3.2 seconds before I informed him where he could go. Try fishing in another pond chump.

Ironically, my better half got a call from a different company just a day earlier from a 705 number. Different company it appears; I believe these yahoos are called FamTel or something. Point is they too were claiming to be RBC. When asked what RBC stands for they quite arrogantly replied "Well, the Royal Bank of Canada of course" (what are you stupid or something). Funny thing is they were apparently offering protection against identity theft (pot/kettle/black) LOL.

These jokers are completely fearless; quite scary actually. Hold on to your wallets people.

Hey I have the best solution as I keep getting the calls.
1. find out the address of your local police station
2. when they call go through the process as if you are buying the package
3. refuse to give any personal information other than to book an appointment, give them a fake name and the address to the police department.

That way you waste their time and cost them some time and money!!!!!!! Have a little fun with them for a change!