It's somewhat of a scam.  What they didn't mention is that you have to attend timeshare presentations.
I googled the company and a lot of people have shared the following...
The 90 minute timeshare presentation (in Cancun and Orlando) is actually at least 3 hours
It isn't all-inclusive.  If you want that option, you have to add $99USD/night.
The hotels are 2-3 stars, not the 5 star plus they mentioned
You have to pay a reservation fee and hotel tax
Flights to Cancun cost as much as an all-inclusive package itself so is it really worth it?!

Just got a call from (519) 516-9898. Automated message saying i'm a Bell valued customer and I won $3000, press 1 to accept.

Automated call telling me I'd won something.  I hung up as soon as I heard the automated voice.  Tried calling back and the number is "not in service", so it's probably a spoofed number?

You know... I started getting these about a year and a half ago when I was looking for a new job.  I'm suspicious that someone got a hold of my resume, or one of the agencies I applied to was really bogus.

said I won $3,000. I hung up.

I received a call from this number and answered. ?It was a recorded message saying I won something.  I even have my number on the don't call list.

Got a call. No message was left.