We got a call, very persistent East Indian Man. Told us we'd won $1500 cash or a brand new top of the line HD TV... I kept asking where'd you get my #? He kept getting annoyed, so I kept asking! LOL He must have thought I was going (idiot) so he gave me the address 1050 Drew Road Unit # 6 Mississauga ON... Premier International is what they were called this time. He's called back 3 times more. I am not that curious, thank you very much. Don;t need your "furniture"...

I just received my very own call from this company. JOY!! It went pretty much as everyone else here has reported. Same address in Woodbridge, same website  www.pbcinc.ca. The first dude I talked to, who's accent is so think you can barely understand him, was very insistent that this was strictly ligit and I MUST have filled out a ballot at the Milton home show. NOT. I have never been there. Then he pulled the old "well someone you know must have done it on your behalf". He rambled on about my potential prizes and the last one he listed was a trip to Florida. Right away I knew this must be a time share thing. He basically ignored everything I was telling him and kept telling me to write down the details including my gift claim number. I decided to play along as if he had convinced me, when in reality I wanted all his info so I could report them. Then he passed me along to his supervisor who at least I could understand better. I dont think he was happy that the first dude gave me their web addy, because I had my laptop on and had the site up while talking to him. He didnt have an answer when I questioned why they insisted it was NOT a timeshare presentation when the website stated that it was. I told him that I was not interested and he called me dumb for not wanting to take advantage of the gift I won. This guy just would not take no for an answer. I told him that I better not get another call from them and that if I did I would be reporting them to the proper authorities. He STILL insisted I was missing out on this great deal and I finally just hung up on him.  Oh, one thing that differed in my call was that they did not ask to confirm my age or marital status. They called me Ms. XXXXXXXXX when they started the call and they had my mailing address. They did not have my first name which they asked me for. I think they run numbers through a program similar if not actually, Canada411.ca which gives out street address's when you enter a phone number.

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.

Just to add another episode to this forum,
We just recieved a call from a "Mike Tyminski" (-again with a heavy accent ) from "Premier Source Incorporated".  I love how they change their name slightly every time-You dont think people are going to notice??  He said they were a company in America and are new to Canada.
He advertised the exact same prizes as the above posts- flat screen tv, 17" laptop, 3 nights in Niagara Falls, furniture, $1500 cash.  I asked where he recieved this 'ballot' with my name on it; and he basically named off every business in Ontario!  
He gave the same address as well- 6175 Hwy 7 unit 6 in Woodbridge.  I told him I was going to speak to my husband and he said to call back tomorrow---we definitely are not going to this becuase we know that we never filled out any ballots during the months that he said.
Everyones posts above also validated any concerns that we had-so thank you!

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

I just received my very own call from this company. JOY!! It went pretty much as everyone else here has reported. Same address in Woodbridge, same website  www.pbcinc.ca. The first dude I talked to, who's accent is so think you can barely understand him, was very insistent that this was strictly ligit and I MUST have filled out a ballot at the Milton home show. NOT. I have never been there. Then he pulled the old "well someone you know must have done it on your behalf". He rambled on about my potential prizes and the last one he listed was a trip to Florida. Right away I knew this must be a time share thing. He basically ignored everything I was telling him and kept telling me to write down the details including my gift claim number. I decided to play along as if he had convinced me, when in reality I wanted all his info so I could report them. Then he passed me along to his supervisor who at least I could understand better. I dont think he was happy that the first dude gave me their web addy, because I had my laptop on and had the site up while talking to him. He didnt have an answer when I questioned why they insisted it was NOT a timeshare presentation when the website stated that it was. I told him that I was not interested and he called me dumb for not wanting to take advantage of the gift I won. This guy just would not take no for an answer. I told him that I better not get another call from them and that if I did I would be reporting them to the proper authorities. He STILL insisted I was missing out on this great deal and I finally just hung up on him.  
Oh, one thing that differed in my call was that they did not ask to confirm my age or marital status.
They called me Ms. XXXXXXXXX when they started the call and they had my mailing address. They did not have my first name which they asked me for. I think they run numbers through a program similar if not actually, Canada411.ca which gives out street address's when you enter a phone number.