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So someone will let me know if they actully really went to this free vacations?
Someone who paid 19.95 and got the deal for free?
Please guys I'll need to know.

Um, yeah ok "Adam Smith" or "jurry Walker" I'm definitely not going along with what you say...

These guys, Canadian Value Solutions, called me today. What showed up on my caller ID was "unknown number" (which I don't even know why I answered!). They gave me their website and as we were talking I was sitting in front of my computer checking them out. Their site seemed kind of familiar... and it wasn't until I simpy put their name in google that I found this site that I realised who they were. Thanks everyone, because it wans't until I started reading all your posts that I realised that they had called me a few months ago claiming to be from "The Vacation Store".

Same MO: They told me they were calling long distance from New York and that I had filled out a ballot back in december and out of (I can't remember how many entries) me and 150 other people were selected to win one of two vacation prizes. They knew my name, by boyfriend's name and his work number. I could hardly understand what the man was saying and he told me his number was 716-406-4415. He kept asking me if I was over 29 (which I am) and I kept saying yes, but the guy kept repeatedly saying that I sounded pretty young, which started to make me angry because if I said yes once, I shouldn't have to keep repeating my age to the rep and he shouldn't keep asking.
I just moved to Ontario and I'm not even a legal resident yet, so how the heck did they get my name? I did not fill out a ballot, nor do I have any bills here yet in my name!!
So as I was reading the posts here, I of course immediately knew it was a scam and told the guy that this was not going to work out for me, that I had a busy schedule and would not have the time to pick up the prize, etc, etc and that's when all hell broke loose LOL He started telling me how I sounded nice and that was why he spent so much time on the phone explaining things to me; how could I do this to him; then he started asking me personal questions like do I have any children (maybe one of them could go pick it up for me) and I said no, then he's like "don't you want kids?" and I'm like what the hell does that have do to with winning a prize?! Then he was asking me what I do with my time and surely I can find a minute to go to their office. Anyways, all these questions that I was like, um, yeah, I really just wanted to hang up on the guy. Even if it wasn't a scam, I don't care, their 'customer service' disgusted me and if they were legit, no rep would ever talk to you like that

Hi

I am from the UK and just living here for a year or so. I got a call from these people Canadian Value Solutions and they gave me 2 choices of holiday prizes. I am shocked that this is happening with such regularity. My wife and I have had about 5-6 of these types of calls in the past few months. In the UK there are regulations that govern this kind of harrassment. Here it seems that these people are just free to scam citizens at will. It is false advertising at best and a scam at worst.

They told me that I would have to pay nothing and that all they wanted was my word of mouth publicity for their company. I don't believe or trust it to be true. I just hung up on them.

Same happened to me a couple of minutes ago, fortunately my phone was not working properly and I couldn't get all the information, for sure that they will call again. Now I'm ready with your advice.
Facts:
* They give this address: Chrislea Rd. Near Weston Rd and HW 7 Suite 202
* They gave me this web page: http://www.canadianvaluesolutions.com
* They offered the same prices

just got a call from the same number fellow on the phone had a Indian accent, asking for a Mr. Senior.
Address at Yong st. Naturally a scam, I quickly ended the call.

if you notice adam's and jurry's responce is the same even the spelling mistakes

I just received a call from them.  I don't know how they got my number.  They said I filled out a ballot at the mall near my house sometime between Easter and Canada Day.  But my number has only been activated in September.  I offended the manager when I said I Googled the company and found not so nice things being said about them.  Thanks for the posts.  I knew it was a scam because they keep calling my house.

Add me to the list of people who've gotten this call.  The rep's name was Peter, but when he put on his supervisor, the guy referred to him by a different name.  You can also hear all kinds of people in the background doing the same spiel.
I had some time so I let him do his thing, and said I was interested.  He eventually put on his supervisor, and let him babble for a few minutes before I said not interested.
NOTHING is ever free, and if they don't want to mail you your prize, screw'em

did somebody subscribe and went on vacation? What is your experience?

i got a call today, they offer 2 prisez - vegas or florida,
the india guy said i dont sound indusiastic like i won a big prize, when i said i want to get all the infornation and to google there company he hang up the phone!
so im prety sure all the "good" coments here was weriten by thouse guys - PLEASE DONT LISTEN TO THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I received a call today from the guy name Mike, (Indian accent) and he gave me their phone #416-636-1300, he said he is from CVS (not mention Canadian Value Solutions at all), He said I won a gift of 2 free air + 2 nights fly from Bufullo to Orlando or Las Vegas, but must pay $150 each for the airport tax, and a bonus of 2 nights in Niagara Falls, also if we go we will have 2 buffet dinner. I talked to my spouse and said there is nothing for us to loose and we will have 2 free dinner tonight anyway for the 90 minutes presentation, he said this is not a timeshare deal type and they just want to sample their travel experience and if we like it, then we can buy, there is no obligations.
Anyhow, we went to 216 Chris Lea Rd, Woodbridge, what it is, they are selling vacation points, for 25,000 points cost $15,995 and each studio will cost you 500 pts, 1-br cost you 1000 pts and 2-br cost you 1500 pts until you deplete the 25000 pts. Each unit say studio each you book, you have to pay US$599 for fee, 1-br US$699 and 2-br US$799, plus if you want outside their 13 hotels you have to pay US$199 for exchange fee. Anyhow, the presentation was terrible, they just write everything on a white board and they didn't tell what kind or names of their propertay and they want to get you $16k???? What a poor marketing, who wants to spend $ without seeing anything, what happen if they close down tomorrow and where can you find them??? They kept saying the money/points are in trust with Suitelife company (never heard of them); and their video to show their own property or in fact they don't have any.
We left after our 90 minuites presentation and they gave us 2 pieces of paper and we have to mail in to get the vouchers with SELF ADDRESS STAMP ENVELOPE plus $30 each, so they can mail us the vouchers, I tried to read the fine prints on the paper, forget it, there are so much fee and if you want their free hotels/motels, as might as well book you own hotels...  btw, they mention Orlando is a hotel/motel and i think it may be a motel 6 type...
Good luck to you all.

Just got this call not that long ago, saying the same thing, won a trip blah blah blah, Almost fell for it, their calling me back tomorrow to book a time that we want to go to pick up the prize. I tried calling the number they give me, answering machine came on saying it was the Canadian Value Solutions no one was available to take your call please leave a message...so forth.    I am telling him were not interested.  Thanks for the information everyone.

Does anyone on this post know of CVS Canadian Value Solutions, as in "Hub supplied free to Isolated Users?"

Now they are blocking the number from caller id and when questioned as to the reason for the call he told me he was calling my office ??? Huh??? like I dont know where I am. He hung up on me when I pressed him for an answer on the reason for his call (he states he is the manager ... like that should impress me) and called on my other line. I answered it, because now its a game, asked if it was the same manager ... got no response so I hung up and hopefully they will stop calling now. What does bother me is they know my name. Do NOT like that!

Same thing happened to me.  The jerks will not get off the phone, they kept calling me back even though I keep telling him was not interested.  They called from a private number w, long distance with a thick heavy accent.

I just got this call today on a Sunday at 12:30p.m. from some guy with a heavy indian accent congratulating me for winning a prize which he said I won because I had filled out a ballot in December and that I was one of 150 people of 10,000 who filled out ballots who were chosen as winners.  THIS IS A SCAM! They he wanted me to verify information over the phone which he allegedly had in front of him as he needed to confirm my identity.  This idiot, then proceeds to explain that CVS is state regulated in Ontario (last I checked Ontario wasn't a state) he told me that was calling from Buffalo, NY.  Also, he was clearly calling from a cell phone which kept getting disconnected, he called back several times each from a different phone line, and when I refused to answer his questions to confirm the information on the ballot, as I told him that I wouldn't provide information over the phone and that I was suspicious of the call, he said just check out our website we're totally legitimate and he expressed shock that I would doubt his honestly.  Then he had some other man, his partner in crime no doubt, who called himself Dave, call me back and ask me if I had any questions. I said this is a scam don't call me ever again. He said how can you say that, I said don't call me ever again and hung up.    BEWARE this is a scam and these losers are good for nothing jerks who'd rather lie and cheat people rather than work an honest days work.  I HATE scammers!

These scammers have been calling me for 3 years.  They change the company name and location of the prize pick up.  They are looking for married couples between 25-65...this time I told them I got divorced and never want to be called by "his" name again.  He hung up on me!

I just got a similar call from a man named Frank and he said he was calling from Global Connections International.  I asked him for the website and, at first, he said that they don't have one.  Then, he said, "Oh wait...yes...We do have a website and it is www.exploregci.com and that they are located in Buffalo NY."

I checked out the website and asked him to verify AGAIN where they were located.  He said that their main headquarters was in Buffalo NY, but the website said otherwise.  I pressed him about who was the company CEO/President (since Frank insists that he was a Manager).  At first, he said he didn't know...Later (After I heard him typing away - probably going to the website he gave me) he said Tom Lyons (which is what was listed).  Epic FAIL, Frank!  You are a scammer and I am going to have you prosecuted!

Just for reference, he said I should schedule a time to come to the local office here in my area (Crystal Lake, IL) and pick up my prize package.  He said that both my wife and I should be present.  I told him I wasn't available to come until mid-November.  Anyway, here is the address and informaton he gave:

Global Connections Int'l
500 Coventry Lane
Suite 140
Crystal Lake, IL  60014

Phone: (716) 406-4415 x222
Contact:  Frank

Supposedly won a 3 day/2 night trip with airfare for 2.