Got a letter.

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 got a call from this company yesterday (November 30.2010) and was told I won two vacation packages because I filled out a survery in the mall. I went through the verification, he gave me the address in Woodbridge Ontario, one strange thing happened, he kept repeating that there are no cost involved in claiming my prize. He then asked me about my income, being a student receiving OSAP I know the logical answer was "zero". That is when he hung up the phone and I did not hear back from them since. Yes it is a scam. He has an East Indian accent. Beware!!!

They called me like two times and told me that i i fill out a ballot at walmart or Canadian tire but i don't remember doing anthing like that and also they said that i won a trip to Cancun mexico all pwid for and i could spend three days two nights or a trip to Orlando Florida where i could spend 8 days but not paid for.I have to go in to their office to claim my prize no money nothing to paid for and no contract to sign don't that sound like a scam.

Without any doubt, you're absolutely  right!
Just got off the phone with some Indian chick by the name Rio Torres (Sounds like a Korean Car), saying the excat same thing.
Thanks for the tip!

BTW, TVS (The Vavcation Store) is the same as CVS (Canadian Value Solutions).
If they call you, tell them to beat it...

get a life you fraudster,

Hey Mark, it sounds like you might be a guy that works at CVS trying to make this things sound legit. They called me too and told me that I filled out a form at Walmart or Canadian Tire which we didn't. Nobody gives anything away for free!

Mark, wait until you receive a letter informing you that you have to send $14.95 to claim the prize and if you decide to go you will first have to pay $600 toward the cost for the extras. Also, the accommodations could be either a motel or hotel, yeah guess what you will end up with...a motel room.

this is not a scam.. whatever i had been told over the phone.. i saw the same thing when i reached there. i walked out with las vegas trip with airfares from their office

CanadianValueSolutions called - said that they had just received a fax that said I had won a prize to Los Vegas. I ask where I had filled this out, and they said all the fax says is a shopping mall.  I ask for the address of the shopping mall -- and it was a residential street. SCAM SCAM beware.

Canadian Value Solutions is just another name for The Vacation Store same address.  More and more people are catching on to their scam so they are getting desperate.