I received a call from this number 718-228-1157 as well as 718-228-1154 & 212-736-6919 a few times now after attending the "Everything to do with Sex Show" in Halifax, NS where I filled out ballots to win free trips and so on but apparently it's a HUGE SCAM!!  DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER!!!  People have fallen for this and have lost money because there is no trip and the person calling probably isn't even using their real name!!  They never leave messages either!  Apparently, they say they're calling from Majesty Cruise Lines or something like that.

same numbers and 208-991-1197. i also was at the wedding show yesterday. CREEPY!
i didnt answer. i called  back and someone picked up and started dialing a number so i hung up and then i googled the number and found this. so creepy.

Myself and two friends were all called by this number on the same day. The marketer on the other end claimed we had won a free cruise or 75% off the cost of a cruise offered by a company called Florida Bahamas Cruise Vacations. This was shortly after filling out a form at the Outdoor adventure show. Same scam as all the other You've-won-a-cruise calls.

There lame website is below.

http://floridabahamascruisevacations.com/

I got a call from this number, and it sounded too good to be true. I was so stupid and gave them my credit card number, thinking that paying a deposit was a small price to pay for the adventure of a lifetime. Then I found out an hour later that my friend and her husband had received similar offers. That seemed too weird. Then I googled the number and found this, I also googled Florida Bahama Cruise Vacations and found out similar info. The only contact info their website has is a 1-800 number, no address, in case you want to find them. Sketchy!

Anyone know if the vacation is actually legitimate?  I've seen online that it's not easy to get a refund, that it isn't really a 'prize'.  That said, I haven't seen any review on the vacation itself.  It seems like a "discount vacation in exchange for timeshare presentation" operation as opposed to an outright scam where you would lose all your money and not get a vacation.  But I'm not willing to take the bait unless I hear from someone else that the ticket vouchers they send are legit.