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!

Why not write a detailled report about your vacations arranged through cancuncalling if you feel it was genuine and not a scam.  They deserve that much.

Of course they tell you about the timeshare presentation, that's the whole idea of the vacation being so cheap. Uuhh and if u want all inclusive then you should have asked for it, its only like 100 dollars more and not per person or per night. And even if the hotels aren't five stars, what did u eexpect for 700 bucks??? They do tell you that you have to pay a reservation fee and a hotel tax....did you even get this call????

I have submitted a spam report to the r. C. M. P. Who is directing it to brantford ont branch for further investigation.

This number called my cell what the heck how did they get cell numbers now

I received a call from this number and I had missed it. I tried calling it and it stated the phone has been disconeected. Who the hell authorises this stuiff to operate like this? Weird