scam

It's just one of those random call agency's to get you into different types of Time Shares. Most of these are lagit to get you to the time share. I've done many of them. But, sometimes there are hassles attached and can be a troublesome experience. Just went to vegas, 4nights hotel cost $150...so that one was worth it  =)

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.

Received a call from this number today (519) 516-9898.  Missed it cause I stepped out of the office.  It was a call to my cell phone in Toronto.

No idea what it's about, no voicemail left.

Please post again after you have been there and tell us if this was a true deal.  Happy vacation!

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 hoursIt 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 mentionedYou have to pay a reservation fee and hotel taxFlights to Cancun cost as much as an all-inclusive package itself so is it really worth it?!