Royal Prestige Cookware Free Prizes

My fianc and I attended a Quince/Bridal in San Antonio, TX a few weeks ago and signed up with a few vendors for informational purposes. I received a few calls from out of state numbers and forwarded them to voicemail.

I must be the luckiest person on Earth because I "won" 6 different times! I didn't return their calls. Just now, I received a call from a 314 area code (Missouri) and was given a toll free number to call and look for "Bonnie". When I called, "Dinner for Two" answered. I asked to speak with "Bonnie " and was promptly transferred.

I told her who I was and that I was calling to be removed from their call list. She politely said she would do so, but then sharply asked, " Well, do you want to hear about the product or not?" I let her know that I had read up about the company online and she quickly hung up. It was a total scam! All the other complaints I read had David's Bridal in common. It's time to file a complaint with them!

Royal Prestige claimed that we won various prizes to lure us to a sales show. We attended the show and did not recieve the following prizes as promised:

a free honeymoon.

They denied all allegations from my letters of complaint, but eventually gave us $300 in merchandise credit, after the Better Business Bureau got involved.

I recieved a phone call saying that I won a set of expensive spoons and then they told me they would have to come to my house and have me fill out some papers. When they came they talked me into buying some cookware so I accepted and 3 days later I called back to cancel. They told me ok. Three days after that I received a call saying the cookware was on its way and I should be home to receive it.

They sent the pans. I still have them in a box. I will not open the box. My husband is very upset with me because we used his credit card as a cosighner and I am currently unemployed.