i received a call from (519) 516-9898 answered and was informed about the 2 vacations i won. one to Disney world and the other to Cancun. they proceeded to direct me to a website www.cancuncalling.com. all i had to do was pay $399 per vacation so a total of $698 on a visa card. this is clearly a phishing scam looking for c/c info.

Got the same call, but from (403) 709-8686.

When I first picked  up an automated message claiming to be from Air Canada asked me to push 1 if I wanted to recieive 50 000 bonus Aeroplan points. When I pushed 1, I was transferred to the guy from cancuncalling.com.

First I was told by automated voice that I had won 100,000 air miles!  Wow!Then transferred to a fast-talking salesman who identified himself as just "Mike", from what sounded like "Sunset Group", who told me about two vacations I could get for just $698 US.  He said it was a $3,298 US value package for just $698 US.  Said the two holidays had to be taken within 2.5 years and were for 2 adults and two kids.  One vacation in Cancun, Mexico, (6 days, 5 nights), the other in Orlando, Florida, (5 days).  He invited me to look at www.cancuncalling.com but said I could not access the offer on line, IT HAD TO BE DONE BY THE END OF THE PHONE CALL!  He asked what credit card I had and that's when I decided to terminate the conversation.  Scam!

Got the same call, but from (403) 709-8686.When I first picked  up an automated message claiming to be from Air Canada asked me to push 1 if I wanted to recieive 50 000 bonus Aeroplan points. When I pushed 1, I was transferred to the guy from cancuncalling.com.

I was very hesitant as well. What sounds too good to be true usually is. I had won 100,000 air miles too from the automated system!
I however opted out of the Orlando trip and just went for the Cancun trip for $349.00 USD. I checked with my credit card, and there is no fraudulent warning. I am also waiting to what Susan will say. Once I receive my package and book my trip, and go on the trip, I will re-post my experience.

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?!