905-470-2111

ASAP Solutions

Unsolicited survey -- something about water treatment.

Notice searching the number, there are many different services attached.  So this must be a telemarketing agency or spoofed number.

http://directmarketingscams.com/index.php/asap-water

watch the video , we need voluenteers to expose this company, please if they call you for a free prize or you get a bingo card. Please record the phone calls. Please record on video when they come in your house and do the presentations. email all info to stopthefraud007@gmail.com.

These people are harmless when they come in your home. But they will try to get you to grossley over pay for a water system. they take advantage of the elderly. Please invite them in your record there scamming and let me make another video liek the one see above exposing the company and the person doing it.

My family and I received a lottery ticket in the mail and apparently wanted to be sure that everyone that got a ticket and won but it when you call it’s a very difficult process and apparently to scam but you must have to buy their service as in they have to do a presentation, or something like that. I did more research and citizens in Calgary have received something similar to this as well. When I searched this number up, including the toll free number, results of saying this was a scam came up and I called and confronted them and they kept on denying it saying that the people were not qualified and they were lying but their page is so low quality, it’s like those virus scams where they make you go download a program on your computer so they can “fix” it but they just lock your computer or they scam you into paying them hundreds of dollars for nothing. When I called they did not say anything about them being a tap water company or even the site they said to go to, until I said it. There are many red flags so be careful if you receive these.

I just got in my mail this contest,  title 'win up to $25000' match 3 top prize 2019 toyota camry. Company name? "company master's list' . All cards are winners.

This scam shows up every year in different places in Canada. In my place this is the third time.  I includes two phone numbers to call if you win a prize. 905-470-2111 and 855-470-2111 . I did a look up and found that that phone is listed in this website https://www.torontowaterandair.com/

The site looks professional. But a lookup in the who is database shows that it was created in May 2019

Domain Name: torontowaterandair.com
Registry Domain ID: 2391454383_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com
Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com
Updated Date: 2019-05-16T16:10:38Z
Creation Date: 2019-05-16T16:10:38Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2021-05-16T16:10:38Z
Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC
Registrant Name: Adam Brown
Registrant Organization:
Registrant Street: 106 couture gdns
Registrant City: vaughan
Registrant State/Province: Ontario
Registrant Postal Code: l4j9h5
Registrant Country: CA
Registrant Phone: +1.4168897886
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: adambrown@bellnet.ca

They claim Esso is one of the sponsors of this contest.

Seniors can easily fall for this. The winner (all cards are winners) calls and a rep of that company is sent over to demo a product, for 3 to 4 hours. An expensive product. At the end of those 3-4 hours, if they have not convinced the home owner, they may just give a cheap prize.

Examples of the same scam reported before:

https://edmontonmama.ca/canada-post-delivered ... ut-part-1-of-2/

I called them because I recently received one in the mail and got a match. I called them as the card told me to and they put me on hold for a while so I started reading the fine print. One thing that stuck out to me was that you HAVE to be a home owner, but I didn’t think too much into it because I figured the prizes they were offering was pretty much household items (TV, Nintendo Switch, car, etc). The guy finally picked up and asked for my name and number for someone else to call me back, which I thought was odd but I gave it to him anyway. This other number from Markham called me and asked me what I got etc, but since I live in my parents‘ home, she told me she had to talk to my parents, even though I’m over the age limit. So I hung up and googled about the validity of this “lottery” and found that they were a scam, and they use this to try to scam you into their unnecessarily expensive water system, which is why you had to OWN a home. Everything clicked after I googled the phone number provided on the back of the card and it showed up to be ASAP Water Ltd. Be careful of these lottery tickets because apparently everyones getting these and “winning” prizes.