Is Royal Prestige Dinner for Two a scam?

It's a sales pitch. You win something for sitting through it.

Definitely try to find someone who has experience with this company.

As far as most of these things go though, often times there actually is some free component to it, but they will try to get you to upgrade in their seminar, and it's never a guarantee.

Ultimately you have to decide if the possibility of the prize strings free is worth that much of your time, and how disappointed you will be if it's nothing.

There have been a lot of threads posted about this recently. They're going to hound you to buy stuff.

Its a sales pitch - they didn't pick your name, they call everyone. The prizes usually come with an expensive catch. To me, it wouldn't be worth 90 minutes of our time.

Also, change your avatar to something other than the rings!

Search other post on here, it's a scam in my opinion! I went a couple weeks ago & was treated horrible bc I didn't want to purchase anything.

This is exactly how things like Time Shares work. If you opt for the vacation, they'll make you sit through another sales pitch there too.

I sat through one of these last night. Most "free" things come with a catch, and the catch is the sales pitch. However, we did get a free dinner out of it, and the product is quality. I ended up purchasing their food cutter. I didn't realize "Dinner for Two" and "Royal Prestige" were the same company, but I know many people who have these products. My grandma has had their products for over 30 years and hasn't even had to do a warranty claim on them. We did get all of the gifts that we "won" and the sales pitch was actually very fun to sit through.

It is a sales pitch and they aren't very nice if you don't buy anything.