Got a voice message from "Tony with the prize claim center, the monitoring (?) group in Illinois."  He said my "ticket had been selected in the annual Father's Day giveaway" and that I had won one of the "top prizes."  The message said it "would be in my best interest" to call him back.  I don't think I will.

Got call from this guy 708 area code and he left of course a diff call back number as noted in these postings.  fastest talking sales jerky I ever heard.  His message said to call back and leave detailed message. I called back just wanting to mess with him and waste his time, but got the answer machine and did not leave a message.  These guys must run the joint, I am not sure how they could hire any reasonable person to make these scamming calls for them.

You sit through an excruciating presentation. You "get" (note, not "WIN") the so-called trip same as all the other suckers errr I mean guests LOL. It will come with some many stipulations and restrictions it's unlikely that you will ever be able to take advantage of it, and oh it will cost you and cost you, and by the time you figure out that it's worthless you'll be informed that none of the money you might have been stupid enough to part with can ever be refunded.

I'd say something like "have a good time," but you won't!

There. That took a lot less than 90 minutes to explain!

I answered the phone and the person told me I was a grand prize winner. I just have to sit thru a 90 min presentation, blah, blah, blah...but I definitely won either a flatscreen TV, a trip to specific destinations, $2500 cash, or a vehicle.  My husband and I are going to the 'seminar' Monday and I'll repost to tell you if I actually won anything.  
Also, the person who called said his company regulates sweepstakes giveaways and the company giving away prizes is Good Day.  This is in PA but dude's company is out of Illinois and regulates for 14+ states..