800-676-4731

I received a call from the HY CITE Corporation, They said it was Barbara calling for my daugther Tristan about a bridal package she had won, Left this on a message on my answering machine, saying "congratulations and to please give her a call back for the details of the Bridal Package for had won." We haven't entered any bridal shows, only purchased her wedding gown and the brides maids dresses from DAVID'S BRIDAL. I think it is mean to mess with a Bride's feelings about winning something special for their day, and then trying to con them out of money they don't have because their getting married.

I registered online on David's bridal a month ago and received this call today. I didn't answer the call as I didn't know the number. A lady named Ashley left me a message saying that me and my significant other won a bridal package of some sort and they needed more information from me!! Glad I googled the number before calling back!!!

My Fiance called me up telling me that we have been offered ring or a vacation to the Dominican Republic.  I asked her for the number they gave her : 1800-676-4731.

After calling 1800-676-4731 and giving them the confirmation number they gave my fiance' I asked to know more information.  The woman explained that we would have to sit through a live 90 minute cooking demonstration at the Hampton Inn in Scottsdale.  They do business with "Dinner 4 Two" and they are called Royal Prestige.

Dinner 4 Two: http://www.dinner4two.com/

Royal Prestige: http://www.royalprestige.com/Products/RoyalPrestige/Cookware.aspx

It is just a way to get soon to be married couples to do a cooking demonstration, similar timeshare presentation.

Please check these websites for more information about their "presentation":

http://www.curlynikkiforums.com/non-hair-disc ... 4-two-scam.html
http://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-forums/din ... 028a81c3a8.html

Got a call today from this number. Had a little trouble understanding what the woman was saying, she spoke briskly and  I didn't catch everything, and she said a LOT. However, I will relay what they said to me (that I managed to understand and write down).

They said that we had won a gift package for my fiancée and I, and that they would give it to me after attending "the presentation". The presentation was at a hotel in downtown Minneapolis at the AmericInn on Sept. 6th. (in whatever room). She said that they would be cooking for my fiancée and I before/during the presentation and that we would not have to pay a fee. She said I would receive a voucher for either a pair of wedding bands from JVLjewelry.com or a vacation package from vivaresorts.com. Which one I accepted is "my choice" and gave me the websites and told me to look them over before we attended. She stated that  if I chose the rings we would have to pay shipping (which she claimed would be 24.99) but that they would cover the rest of the cost of the rings. And that the vacation would cover the hotel fee (not the plane tickets) alcohol, and non-motorized entertainment. I did not catch if it included food. They also stated that my fiancée would be signed up to win a new Harley, and that I could sign up for something too but I didn't manage to write it down before she kept talking. I was given a callback number (1-800-676-4731) that did not match the number she called from (608-663-6138). She stated several times that the vouchers were only good for up to 18 months by the way.

I also signed up for information from David's Bridal, so I am sure this is how they got my info.
I would be curious to find out if anyone managed to get their "gifts" without buying their cookware however. I have all of my future cookware in my hope chest, so I know I wouldn't be very tempted to buy it. But I don't want to waste my time if I can't get the "gift" without forking over a ton of cash. If we decide to risk it, I will report back with the results!! They gave me the number to the hotel and I plan to call and verify.