this is reply i got from bell canada pls read it
Thank you for your letter regarding a caller representing themselves as Bell Canada.

This was not a call from Bell.

Many cellular customers from various companies are being called and told that very same thing.

When you press “1” to collect the travel dollars “you won”, it connects you to a person who then attempts to extract personal information from you.

It is just another form of social engineering that the criminal world has come up with.

The best advice I can give is to do exactly what you did…hang up.

We take this very seriously and our Corporate Security group is currently investigating the situation.

Regards,

Ed

Bell Canada Loss Prevention

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?!

it's a scam. don't bother answering

Yes, Could you post what kind of experience you had on your vacation. I have paid for a trip, not yet received my package or booked my dates. I look forward to hearing about your trip. I hope it is great!!

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.

Scam, someone should get them reported and prosecuted