Hi,I have been getting daily calls from this number. Same guy, I Keep telling them to remove our number.The guy has called me names.( bi*** etc.)when I call the number back it's disconnected. I'm reporting to the phone company.he also calls from (905) 552-2513.They will not even identify the company the are calling from.

I got a call from this phone number: (905) 754-5163 by some guy named Alex with a heavy east Indian accent, claiming to be some sort of a senior manager. He said that I won a prize because I filled out a ballot (which I never did), some time ago. I told him, "Whatever it is you are selling, I'm not interested." He said that he is not selling anything and he just want me to pick up anyone of the 5 prizes which will be drawn, after attending a 60 to 90 minute presentation, to be held at: 6175 Hwy 7, unit 6 Vaughan, ON. He said that I am not obligated to buy anything. To cut the story short, my wife and I went there. The representatives were very persistent and they push you to become a member which cost around $11,000 and there is a renewal fee of one hundred plus some dollars (if I remember correctly) every year. In my opinion, you can sometimes get really good deals (i.e. vacation, cruise, appliances, electronics, furnitures, etc.) on your own. I think that this is just another BIG SCAM and a COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME. They are looking for SUCKERS!

Premium Buyers Club (or Ontario International), 6175 Hwy 7 #6, Woodbridge, ON (not a "Timeshare", its a "Lifestyle Club") - we went to their "reception" after obtaining the prize code for filling out a ballet (yeah right!).  Made the appointment, had no intention of buying anything. Thought "what the heck, the least we will get is a 3 day/2 night getaway".  Was specifically told it would take no longer than 60-90 minutes, we were there for over 2 HOURS before finally drawing for the prize, which was the 3 day/2 night getaway at 21 different north american locations.  After getting the detailed prize information, which is through Odenza Marketing, you need to pay a refundable (??) deposit of $100 US, doesn't seem to be any guarantees of where/when you will be able to travel (except the first night is Sunday - Wednesday).  Searching Odenza Marketing through google leads me to many red flags. All seems kind of hokey to me!  The certificate will be shredded.  Was a complete waste of my time.
It appears that the Premium Buyers Club may be able to save you money if you regularly travel 2-3 times a year on exotic vacations. Cost $8999 + fees, taxes, was over $11000 total for a 10 year term.  Most of their other associations with companies can be obtained elsewhere through coupons, searching for deals on-line or negotiations without paying their club fee (reduced furniture, restaurants, home renovations, hotels - anyone heard of priceline.com?)
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.  This is a scam, lots of high pressure sales tactics.  I won't be reeled in again!
Note:  While getting antsy after the intial 90 minutes, I stood at the table because I simply could not sit on the chair any longer.  The agent told me we weren't allowed to stand in that room!  ha ha, what a crock - by that time, I just needed to get out of there!

Hi,
I have been getting daily calls from this number. Same guy, I Keep telling them to remove our number.
The guy has called me names.( b***h etc.)
when I call the number back it's disconnected. I'm reporting to the phone company.
he also calls from (905) 552-2513.
They will not even identify the company the are calling from.

After being awake until 5:00 am with a sick child, my phone rang at 8:30 am this morning.  I was greeted by a guy with an extremely thick East Indian accent.  I couldn't understand his name but he said he was a 'verification manager' with Ontario International.  I said, "Thank you, but I'm not interested."  He quickly responded that he was not selling anything and that I had completed a prize ballot at a shopping mall during Christmas and he was calling to offer/verify my prize.  I said that I had 'absolutely not completed any ballot' (my exact words) and...before I could respond any further, he said...(and these are his exact words - edited in order to post)..."F___ off, son of a b____!" AND...hung up on me!

This is not the first call I've received from this company and I sick of it!  I will be reporting this call and the use of profanity to the police and the BBB.

Just received a call from these people - sounded very suspicious (and was also very inaudible) and I couldn't hear the name (even though I asked twice) but listened enough to get more information. I didn't recall entering any form, so I was extremely skeptical, but wanted to see where this was leading .After hearing the prizes, I was then forwarded to the 'Supervising Manager', who was just as hard to understand to as the first guy. After listening to the 'Manager' for a couple of minutes and him trying to press me to commit for a time to come in, I told him that I would have to call him back. He then asked if I was still interested - I said no, and he the said 'Why are you wasting my #@$@#$ time?!'

Which was funny, considering that they were saying that they were giving away these prizes for goodwill and to build a client base :) I'm pretty sure this is the same guy who called us a year or so ago with the same sort of scam. I think he just changes his number every once and awhile. The only thing different this time is that he managed to replicate the 'call center' sound in the background.