I recently, after 7 years, have ended my employment with Royal Prestige of Missouri. You are absolutely correct about David's Bridal selling your information. David's Bridal and bridal shows are the Only 2 places that they get their information from. Then they make the employees lie to these engaged couples and says it's one of the websites you've been on and that "we have no affiliation with David's Bridal", which is an out right lie.

I visited David's Bridal to look at wedding dresses.  I made the mistake of giving them my information and for several months afterward, I was bombarded with phone calls and all kinds of junk mail for wedding-related stuff from lots of different companies that I had never heard of.  If you go to their store, don't give them any information or you'll regret it.

David's Bridal is selling information to Third Parties. It's very common and usually noted in fine print somewhere. Sad to say, I've gotten a call from Royal Prestige 3 times and the only place I entered any information recently was Davids Bridal to look at Dresses online with my Bridal Party. I was to excited to bother and read any fine print and thought it wouln't be a problem because Davids Bridal is what I thought would be a reputable company. Unfortunately, I think what Davids Bridal is doing isn't looked at as illegal...just immoral and very annoying. I won't be buying my Dress with Davids Bridal as a result. I'm going somewhere else. Ugh! I don't like when companies can do this and no suffer any consequences.

Called 3 times now by these people.  Same as everyone else here,  they say I won a bridal package I didn't register to win.  Only place I gave many phone number recently was Davids bridal when I bought my dress.

The only place I've given my number is to Davids Bridal and they called me. I think Davids Bridal is selling our numbers!

I just got the same call and was registered with David's Bridal online and in store with my purchases.

Yesterday I got a call from this number, who?

I got a call from Gateway Bride. Didn't remember registering for a prize at the Dallas Bridal Show, but it seemed possible. The first voice mail from "Angel" was very pleasant, telling me I had won a prize. I didn't call back immediately and got a second voice mail from "Angel" in which she sounded annoyed that I hadn't called. I decided to research the company and phone numbers online. Glad I did, because I haven't seen very positive things. Looks like a scam and I won't be returning the call.

It is a scam when you didn't give them your number.  I got a call saying that I entered to win a contest with Gateway Brides.  I haven't entered anything.  I got tickets to go to a Bridal Show but decided not to go.  They called me saying I visited them at the Bridal Show.  When a company lies to you, it's never a reputable company.

I got this call this morning. I didn't answer because I didn't know the number. Decided to look the number up online. To my surprise this is what I found. After reading some of the posts I realized that one commententer and I had the similar situations. I registered with David's bridal in the store, and she did online. I'm not saying that the company had anything to do with it but it is possible that somehow their records got compromised.

I receieved a call from this number and actually went to the 'seminar' on the cookware. Very impressed actually. Some of you girls need to not believe everything you read. I recieved what they said I would. There is no 'scam'

I just had the same call!!! I called them back and asked how they got my number and they said by the time they get it, they don't know what show or anything that it came from. I haven't registered for any shows -- my fiance did but that was under his name, and we didn't even go.  I did register online with David's Bridal to let me know when they have big sales and be entered to win something but I don't think it was this.  Either way, I told her "Sorry, I'll have to pass" and she let it go pretty easily.  Kind of ticks me off that she knows my name and cell phone number but doesn't know how and then throws in at the last minute about viewing or giving a presentation.. I don't want to spend $10 in gas to drive to St. Louis and watch that when it's probably a scam/rip off like I've seen online, other than just what you said..  Scams suck.  Someone should report them to the FCC..except that you probably can't since it was some other company that gave them the number. Grr.

It's a scam. Some gal from "Gateway Bride" and apparently I've won some sort of bridal package. After looking at some things about this company, they ask you to come view this presentation on cookwear, you get 2 $500 gift certs and a voucher for free accomodations. But from what I can tell, the products are cruddy and the free stuff you get is not really all that great. Their parent company is Royal Prestige and they're known for pulling this scam. I'm not bothering to call back. What I'd like to know is how they got my number.