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As an update, i spoke with the woman calling, she explained that THIS time i had "won" 4 vouchers for free flights and $50 in gift cards for "diningdough.com" (Diningdough.com = restaurant.com = not free)she went on to explain that i had won, and all i needed to do was pick up my prize (she didn't even have any idea that I had already attended one of these)  I explained that i HAD already attended one of these events and she promptly told me that I would not be eligible for the prize if it was within the last year.  I asked her if it was within the last year and she didn't know.  She said I'd have to show up at the location to find out if i was even eligible.

We attended one of these from Wyndham Resorts before.  They offered us 2 free plane tickets and $100 gift card for a restaurant of our choice.  Yes, this is a high-pressure sales pitch.  Yes, it’s annoying and a pain in the a**.  You sit through the entire presentation (which took about 3 hours)… you finally get your “voucher” which is through another company.The steps to get your free plane tickets (as I remember it):  1) mail them your form (just to let them know you’re interested2) wait for them to reply3) let them know the exact dates and locations you’d like to travel to. The dates must be 6 months in advance, and you must stay for more than 4 days.4) mail your dates and information to them (no, of course this can’t be done by phone)5)  Pay the approx $70 worth of fees for them to process your tickets.Oh, and you have to contact them and plan this all within a few weeks of attending the sales pitch.  This was just what I remember from the description on the “voucher”.The $100 gift card was for restaurant.com and can NOT be combined with restaurant.com’s deals.  If you’re familiar with restaurant.com, most of the gift certs you get have a minimum purchase at the restaurant. (usually about twice what the gift cert is for. So a $20 gift cert requires a $40 purchase)… and on top of that, you can BUY the gift certificates for pennies online.  Bottom line, you not only will have to pay for part of your meal anyway, the “gift certificate” can be purchased for only a few dollars anyway.  I can’t speak for the other “prizes” that they offer, but I can only imagine they are as worthless as the two they offered me.