I received a call from several different people all giving this callback number and telling me that I had won a bridal vacation package. After the first call they all said "I have left you several messages" but they were all different names and one was a man and they had clearly not called me before. After the 1st message I tried to call the number to ask some questions and has to leave a message. I left my home number but continued to receive calls on my cell and when I called after the other messages there is no answer and no recording,just rings and rings. I am sure this is a SCAM!!!

I received a call from 765-453-2580. I did not answer the phone since I did not recognize it. A message was left. I have recently registered with serveral bridal services/sites as I am planning my upcoming wedding. The message stated that I had been picked to attend a "bridal convention". I called back and reserved my spot.

All of the comments above are exactly what I just expirienced.  If something sounds too good, then more than likely it's not true.  After forwarding one call to voicemail and then answering a phone call from (765)453-4684.  I was told to attend a 90 minute show and I would ten be given a travel package, groceries money, and a gas card....  I wrote down all the info and told them I'd call back.  Then I googled the phone number and found these website.

I received a call from 765-453-4684 and let it go to voicemail since I didn't recognize it.  The message was about attending a bridal convention in a local town, which the caller mispronounced, so needless to say I won't be contacting them for my "free package."

I got a message from 'Tina' who said I won a free vacation, and all sorts of other prizes.. I just had to attend the bridal convention. Sounded too good to be true. I googled it and found all of this stuff. NOT GOOD!

I highly recommend people visit this site if they are planning on attending this event.

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/carico.html

I looked up their website ( www.bridalpreviewinternational.com ) and they're something like the timeshare gimicks. You attend one of their 90 minute seminars, where they push you to buy their product, and in exchange they give you travel vouchers which cover your hotel, food, ect. Travel expenses and taxes are NOT covered. There is no such thing as a free lunch...or a free vacation.