Got the same thing, but was the wrong address. Obvious scam, to which I hope the authorities put these con men away.

No phone call, but received a postcard from some scammers utilizing the mail out of West Palm Beach, FL, wishing a happy birthday to one of my relatives.  3 day 2 night hotel stay and round trip airfare to anywhere in the continental US.  BS.

Received no phone calls from this number (because they don't know my number).  But I did receive a card in the mail listing this phone number (and yes, the card came close to my birthday).  The card says I will receive complimentary 2 Round Trip Airfares on US Airways.  It says:  "Call within 48 hours." And, I'll also receive 3Days/2Nights at any Marriott.  It points out that I have to claim this no later than 7 days after postmark (and there isn't a postmark).  There is, however, in the upper righthand corner a graphic box with postage paid info within it.  It says:  PRSTD FIRST CLASS MAIL US POSTAGE PAID WEST PALM BEACH FL PERMIT 3950.  I live in Las Vegas.  I did not call, of course, as this certainly is a sad marketing gimmick.  In fine print on the bottom lefthand portion of the card is written:  "Certain restrictions apply. Call for details. Taxes & registration fees and /or processing fees are the responsibility of the recipient. This promotion not sponsored by US Airways, Marriott or Hilton.  Recipient is responsible for shipping and handling charges."  Purely a promotional piece and I'm sure you'll pay a pretty penny for all this "complimentary" stuff.  Don't fall for this one.

I received the same card in the mail as Bryan, with the same offers from US Airlines and Resort Stay International.  The card reads "We've been going crazy trying to contact you!" . . . but there have been no messages left on my answering machine.  They must not have been trying THAT hard to contact me!  I never dialed the call-back number 1-800-896-5744 printed on the card . . . I figure it's a sales pitch for a timeshare.

got a card in the mail saying i won 2 roundtrip airline tickets beacuse of a birthday i had and it was for anywhere in the u.s. plus a 7 day car rental. called the number the guy said its legit, he took my information down my name address phone number and all that stuff and all i had to do is go to a presentation and you have to live in las vegas. they have never called me before  but i lost the call and 702-313-8102 called me back and it was the same guy. i called the number blocked just to see what would happen and it kept ringing. kinda sounds like a scam but im not really sure.