They sell very expensive cookware and want you to buy or create a registry with them. They give you a voucher for a 2 night stay but you have to mail a non refundable deposit in to request dates that are subject to availability. Basically you have to jump through hoops to make a reservation. I threw mine away.

How did everything turn out?

Did you get to go to the bahamas

Did you ever attend and receive your package?

I recently got engaged and got a call from 954454-6698 saying that I was selected to receive a bridal gift package of great value.  So I called the company to find out more.  I called the better business bureau to check on them too.  Everything they told me is on their website.  I went to the appointment with my Fiance and I was not pressed into purchasing anything.  It was fun.  It was 90 minutes and during that time, they told us about their products, told some corny jokes, and showed us how their products work.  We even got to try the food they cooked.  I loved the rings but I can't wait to go to the Bahamas on our honeymoon.  You should really check it out.  I'm 30 years old and could never afford the airfare, food and hotel.  Dont look a gift horse in the mouth.  What does it hurt to enjoy yourselves for an hour and a half to receive a gift that will end up being a great memory?

Thanks for the info...the number calling was (954)454-6698 but it wanted me to return the call to this 866 number. 'Valerie' said that I had won a 3 day 2 night cruise and a $100.00 gift card. A scam for sure...

1-866-520-2224 called my google voice number incessantly over the course of several days and I declined each call. Five minutes after a previous call to the voice number, they called my real number. My voicemail on google voice doesn't identify my real number (it just states "The Google Voice subscriber you have called is not available. Please leave a message after the tone.") How did they get my real number? Must be using some kind of data mining.

I just got a call from the same girl and she left me a message. Now, I know that prObably all of you have attended bridal shows and filled out info and that is how they got a hold of your number. In my case, I am not event engaged or have attended any bridal shows lately. Appaently they are extending their calling list to people who are only dating now.... SCAM!!!

i got a missed call (866-520-2224) at 1:50pm and a girl left a voicemail saying that i may or may not have attened a bridal expo and that i have won a gift certificate for wedding bands or a trip and to call her back because she was only going to be there til 1:30....didnt make sense to me, and it was only a recording when i called back, really not worth the time :l

IT's a company called national health styles. apparently brides-to-be attend this seminar with their fiances and, if they have been contacted by phone, they can receive a vacation gift package with no purchase necessary.. i dont know what i think about this. i just got a call from them - dont know if it's legit yet, still searching up on it.

keep getting calls over and over from them but dont answer anyone know how this is?

I just got a call from them, did you find out if it is true?

I just received a call as well @ 6:41pm but when I answered and said hello twice they just hung up with no response on the other end. It says Health Styles on the caller ID and the # displayed is (954) 239-6582.

They just called me and its almost 9pm my time. Its a total SCAM. Tell them to take off your number on there phone list. Next time they call I wont be so pleasant.

I went to the bridal show and davids bridal, either if you were to read the fine print when you register it asks or says by doing so that your registered for "special offers" you do you expect? "Scam" or not some brides are really into the show and buy this you'll receive this bs, not me, but its the forms you fill out to "win" free items. Always some fine print!

Thank you so much for all of your input. I just got a call an hour ago from these people. I knew right away that is was probably a scam, nothing in life is free!! lol. especially when it comes to a wedding!!

Great info to have. I figured it was more than likely a scam when I just got a voicemail from the National-something or other, telling me I have to call them back by 830 tonight...and "I promise, there are no strings attached." Yeah, right. Thanks for the info ladies, definitely not interested in sitting through a seminar for nothing.

1-866-520-2224 .. Thanks so much for the info. I just recieved a call from this number as well..I read all of these comments before listening to the voicemail and it was pretty much word for word what the rest of you got! I will not be calling them back nor will I attend some silly seminar!! Thanks for the help

I didn't know who it was either, I was going to call it back but I didn't want to call when I wasn't sure. Sounded like a scam to me. To me its upsetting that people give out my number when i gave them service. To me thats very poor service. I will not be calling them back and I WILL NOT be going to any seminar.  Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the info on this page. I just received a call from this number and I am glad I didn't return it. I filled out one of those surveys for David's Bridal and know now that I won't do it again. I will leave this scam alone!

That is truly your opinion that it is a scam. the seminar has valuable information, and the products are of high quality.Janet T

Thanks for the info... I wasn't even sure what was behind the exciting news! blah nothing but people trying to profit for a girl's dream day... boo!

They might be an accredited business but its a scam!!! I have been getting these calls for months from a number of different companies like this. You go to one of there seminars, sit through a couple of hours of them trying to sell you something, and you usually dont get whatever they have bribed you with to get there, for me it was free honeymoon trips and crystal champagne glasses...

I DO NOT RECOMMEND GOING TO THESE SEMINARS!!! I fell for it, and it was truly a scam!

I even called the Hotel that they were claiming to have the ceminar at and the Hotel confirmed it so i dont think there is anything to worry about

I looked them up on the BBB and they are an accredited business with no complaints to the BBB. So i have no reason not to trust them. Im going to try going to one of the ciminars and well ya never know some thing really arent too good to be true

It's from this site:  http://www.nationalhealthstyles.com/
very annoying. I tried to call them back to ask them to take me off their call list, but I only get a recording.

I can't make out in the message where she said she was from, but it's National (something) Brides to Be. They got my number cause I attended a Bridal Expo. The message said to call back by later that night because they had some "exciting news for me."

someone saying to call 1-866-520-2224.  They got my info from David's Bridal I can assume. Since I gave them my info now I've been receiving a relentless amount of calls and postcards for wedding services.  I will not call it or use David's Bridal Ever!