just got a call from lady claiming to be from 'premium grand inc'. Told me I won one of 5 prizes. It sounds like a real scam. lady claiming to be calling me from Woodbridge-yet the call rang as a long distance call and the connection was extremely poor. She had a very strong accent. Anyways, I had her on the phone for 10 min. Curious to hear what she had to say even though right from the start I knew it was a scam. When I wouldn't verify that she had my correct address/age range (which by the way was a range of about 30 years), she hung up. Don't fall for this scam. It is a scam.

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".

got a call form that number today claimed to be from the RBC......calling RBC security today

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.

Scam with 5 prizes to offer!Be careful!

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".