Some one called and said you have won a prize, i really wonder that where i filled a coupn.i thought something scam, but when i went to premium buyers club, i really enjoyed presentation, and i got a prize for free.i thought its a time share place but it was not.

thank God

Hello Leanne,We have a good experience with Premium Buyers club. One day we received a phone call invitation to a 90 minute presentation. After listening to the presentation we were skeptical because it just seemed to good to be true. However, after further discussion we ended up buying into the membership. From there we participated in the draw and to our surprise and joy we won the gift certificate for $1000.00.Thanks Premium Buyers ClubBest RegardsMike Connar

An agent called me in the morning and said i have won a prize !!! you don't need to buy anything to get my prize !!!! but when i went to Premium Buyers Club i liked the presentation about furniture and i bought. Its not our waiste of time like previous. Thanks.

Same thing happened to us. We just came back from the "gifting ceremony". We were there from 6:45 till 9 pm. We were paired with a representative for 20 minutes, making small talk, asking us about our vacation history etc. Then followed a 30 minute presentation, followed by buffet dinner. They refused to give us the price of the membership. We ate beforehand and thus chose to have a smoke break instead (the representative was a little nervous as she probably thought we were going to leave LOL).We came back and were sat at the table with the rep who presented us with a folded sheet, that outlined all the deals. When she unfolded the paper it finally showed the price... - $21000! for 49000 points for 49 years. Holly crap! We refused.The rep got up and was replaced by one intimidating dude in glasses, hands covered in jewelry and an apparent "coke finger". He dismissed our concerns over the huge expense - again, $21000 at 21% interest! That's $1500 paid on the spot, followed by $580/month for 60 months. Insanity. We refused.The dude left and was replaced by one of the seminar presenters. She acted very nice and understanding, i.e "boy, do I know how you feel! That's a lot of cash! So I want to offer you a better deal. Only $7999 for 25000 points for 49 years. And I will talk to Damian (the intimidating dude) and get you 0% financing for the first 24 months." Bla-bla-bla. We stepped aside to deliberate. It sounded good but... we were hesitant.We came back and refused. The lady was replaced by another guy - "from the corporate office" - who offered us $4800 package for 5 years with only 10 weeks of vacation. We refused.Then ANOTHER guy showed up and slashed that offer in half to $2800. We refused and they swiftly sent us away to the "prize claim room." We picked a ticket from a raffle box. The numbers did not match the top 5 prizes that they advertise. thus we were given a choice of either a week at Cancun or Orlando. We picked Orlando ($14 processing fee). We will use the trip within a year and will let you know whether we had to sit through another seminar in Florida! LOLReply !

I guy just call me from Ontario Source, telling me I won one of five prices, $1500, as living room set, 42" tv, or a trip to Las Vegas, he had a very heavy indian accent and gave a confirmation #, he said it would not cost anything and that I had to come with my husband...I don't have a husband, but I did not tell him that.  I asked if I could bring my daugher and he said that no, I could not bring her...because only the winners were invited and the ceremony would take about 60 to 90 mins.  Thas was strange to me and it sounds like a scam.  The address they are giving is 6175 Hyw 7 #6 in Woodbridge, ON.  I spoke to a Michael Jean, which is hilarious because he has such a heavy accent.  PEOPLE BE AWARE OF THESE SCAMS...I will report this to crime stoppers, but I don't have a good feeling about it and I am not going.

Alex is right - the earlier comments re Premium Buyers Club are themselves a scam.  The bad spelling and grammar are a common give away.