I got a call too but I didn't answer... however, after reading some of your responses, especially "Really pushy jerk from "Canada Gifting Center", which is a timeshare presentation scam "i.e. congratulations come get your free gift!"." I realized that I got a call from them last year. Some brown dude with a thick, thick, Sri Lankan accent or something called asking for me... which I said she's not here. He went on to ask me for MY (who i told him i was not the person he was looking for) number. I said I only have a cell. He wanted that. When I wouldn't give it to him, he started asking me for my name, where I lived, what I liked, and said he's new to New York (knowing I'm in Canada) and wanted to get to know me and become friends and s***. I played on and said 'if this was a legitimate phone call, how do you think your employer would like you asking me all these personal questions'. He laughed and said he didn't care, but you could tell he was just f****ng around, and as was I. It was fun at first to waste his time, but then I said f*** it. He was fine with saying good bye by then. I never believe people who call me. If I'm interested (which is rarely ever), I research first. If they are legit, good for them. If not, f*** off. Sorry for the language. Freedom of speech. Muah!

they call my mother saying that she filled a ballot which she diddnt..the guy even knows her surname before marrige...which she never gives out. they wont stop calling us, they said we won a prise, and they told my mother to go to their place without her kids.

I think the Indian guy found this site, because he keeps posting positive comments, with the same text over and over again. The problem is that he uses really bad grammar and it looks like it's been written by a 15 year-old.Anyway, I also got a call with the same story about me filling out a coupon in 2008 and that I didn't need to pay anything, just go to their office in Woodbridge. I cut him off really quick and told him that I didn't recall filling out any prize coupons and wasn't interested. I think you can draw your own conclusions..This is the text in the previous "positive feedback" posts:"I GOT A CALL from CANADIAN GIFTING CENTRE.The guy who was on the fone with me.HE told me i have to come on tue 6:45pm.i thought should go & let s check out wht is all abt?BECAUSE i was also thinking myself as a winner contest SO when i went ITS true that i stayed around 1 hour overthere for the celebration & they served a buffet as well .& I GOT A PRIZE as well which was CARRIBEAN CRUISE TRIP for two including meals & all i wanted to know iS THAT REAL OR NT ..IT WaS BECAUSE I GOT MY PRIZE too ..and i didn't pay , buy or even signing up nothing. but dont understand  WHY U ALL ARE writing BAD COMMENTs against them...even tough i got a priz."

I received a call from this jerk! (905) 366-7259)when I asked where he was calling from he hung up.  Then he called me back asking why I hung up.  I told him not to call here again that this is harrassement and he replied what are you going to do about it!  He claimed his name was Steve...obviously a fake name.  He does in fact have a thick accent and was making extremely rude comments. He called 5 times in a row. He needs to be reported to the police!!!

I received a call stating that I had won a grand prizes from certain promotional yellow coupon which he claimed I filled out at Christmas. I told him I don't remember filling out any coupon, he stated, Oh sir, that is such a long time ago you must have forgotten. The prizes are:         -$1000.00 Cash         -52" Plasma TV,         -Trip to Orlando, Florida plus         -$500.00 for expenses including         -free accommodation for two people.         -Alaskan cruise for two         -one other trip  The Company is said to be a Canadian Promotion Company. He emphasized that I have to come with my wife in-order to collect the prizes or I may forfeit the opportunity. I said thanks and hung up. Another idiot called back and asked why I'm not interested.