AG issues warning on phony December event

November 16, 2011

NH Business Review Staff,

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office has issued a warning about solicitations for a bogus event that its organizers claim is scheduled to be held at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester.Attorney General Michael Delaney said even though the expo is being advertised as scheduled for the Radisson, it is not.Delaney said the event, which is being advertised on the Internet, is supposedly set to take place Dec. 10-11. Booth rentals are being advertised for $565 and $1,000 and tickets are being sold for between $6 and $10.The AG’s Office said it is attempting to identify those responsible for the online advertisement to investigate the matter. Anyone with information regarding the “For Us Women’s Expo” has been encouraged to contact the Consumer Protection Bureau at 603-271-3643.

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