this no says its not a long distance call.  but if u try just (905) 366-7259 it says non working no.

So I got the same call from  (905) 366-7259 caller ID comes up as yali14 about some prizes exactly the same as everyone else describes. Caller claims to be from Canadian Promotion Company, says I filled out some balled in July. He offers one of 2-5 "gift packages", including $1000 cash, a big-screen TV, and one of 3 vacations. Told me I had to come down there blah blah blah. Address 216 Chrisley Rd., 2nd floor, Woodbridge, ON. Didnt get the guys name but I could hardly understand the guy had to ask him to repeat him self a thousand times. Then he said he had to varify some information to see if I qualify to win. He asked me if I was between the ages of 30 and 50. I said no Im under 25. He then said sorry you dont qualify to win. So I started asking him questions about whats on this balled how he got my information and told him to verify my address and to tell the the first name on the balled as he only asked for Mrs (my last name). The first name was incorrect and as he was scrambling to tell me the address when he faked a hello... hello I cant hear you and hung up. About an hour later the same number called back I never picked up. I then decided to google the number and here I am.

I've been getting missed calls from this number and they finally got me at home today.
The guy had a thick accent and I could barely hear him. He called to say that I filled out a coupon and I have won a guaranteed prize. I had to come pick it up at the Vacation Store 216 Chrislea Road Woodbridge. Office on second flr #202. Nearest intersection is Hwy 7 and Weston Rd.
The guy assured me there is no catch. And that I am not obligated to buy anything. Then he passed me onto his manager. The name of the Senior Manager was Johnson. He also said that there is guaranteed to be no sales pitch.
He explained that there will be a max 90 mins gifting ceremony. It will take place in 3 sessions but will not take longer than 90 mins. The ceremony includes a buffet dinner.

The 5 potential prizes of which I will receive only 1 are:
$1000 cash prize
52” Toshiba HDTV
1 Caribbean /Alaskan cruise includes airfare
1 week for a couple to Cancun Mexico/Florida
1 week for a couple to Hilton Head South Carolina includes $500 green fees
    

He wants to confirm an appointment with me either Today/Thursday for 7pm. I told him that I'm not sure and want to check with my husband. So he asked me to call him back at (416) 628-9766 ext 2424.
Then at that time he will give me a claim Package # to get my prize.

Thank goodness for all your posts warning me about this. I will not be calling him back. I had a suspicion that it would be a timeshare scheme but you guys just confirmed this. Thank you all for sharing your experience.

Same thing perosn telling me i won some prize, call id said yalil3 same number as posted

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.

We received a call from a complainant regarding this phone number being the Canadian Gifting Centre. There have been several reports in our system about this number being used. We have found that they are hiding behind the numbers and in reviewing these postings, they are even adding their own comments to make you believe it is legit. We recommend that you hang up with these people and do not engage them in conversations. The number(s) are being investigated. If you wish, please contact your local police service and file a report regarding your own incident.Word of Advice-If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is