Have been getting constant calls from this "Bridal Preview" number as well.  THey leave messages that they have a prize for me and my fiance.  This is a scam

The same thing happened to me. Gina called my mother's phone asking for me Any ideas on how to stop it?

where did they get our names and numbers? is this ANOTHER davids bridal thing? harumph. I'm pretty furious at them right now. someone should report davids to consumer reports/ better business bureau.

Be sure to read all the pages at below link, especially page 3.

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-561-697-2490

anything we can do to get david's to stop sending our number to every scammer in the world.

I just received a call from "Jason" who stated that I won a drawing for a free Bridal preview and that my fiance and I had won lots of "great prizes".  I automatically googled the number as this is the 3rd call I have gotten from someone who claims I have won a contest that I never entered.

I was called three times now with the indication that I have won a 4 day/3 night trip. I had to replay the message several times due to the fact that the caller had an accent and spoke quickly. I believe that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I am not calling back.

Here are a couple web sites that I found:

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/371/RipOff0371645.htm

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-561-697-2490

They just called me too and I've been married for a year now.  This is the first call since my wedding that I've received.

I just called them back at 866-904-2221 and asked them nicely to remove me from the list and that I've been married for a year.  They were nice about it and apologized for the inconvenience.

Let's see if it sticks. ;)

I received a phone call from Gina at this number explaining that I had won either of two vacation packages, a grocery coupon and a gas card. All I had to do was show up to a "Bridal Preview" to be hosted at the Sheraton Providence Airport in Warwick, RI. Thanks to google and reverse lookup, my suspicions were not only confirmed that it was a scam, but I got great insight in to how much of a scam it was. I may attend just to inform others not to fall for it!

If you are invited to this, visit this website first so you know what you are getting in to:

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/carico.html

This is a call from a company called "Bridal Preview."  They offer a 'free vacation and other offers.'  You basically sit through a pots and pans presentation, then get coupons for everything you were promised.  Don't bother unless you have tons of free time.  They either get your number from bridal shows or bridal shops (ie: David's Bridal).