THIS PERSON CALLS ALOT WHO THE HECK IS IT

A lady named Sheri left a message saying I won a bridal package.  She said to call 1-800-586-1123 to get the rest of the information.  However, I looked up 1-800-586-1123 and found out it was a scam for cooking products.

A lady from here just called me and asked me if I was still getting married and I told her I am married and she said oh sorry for bothering you and hung up. What the hell??? How would she know I was getting married? I don't understand.

I called them back, they are legit. I took a cooking class that was free of charge and in return they funded my honeymoon. 3 days 2 nights in Bahamas all inclusive and paid for. I only had to pay for air fair. I entered a drawing last month as I am planning my wedding currently

I heard they were a scam. This is what another post said.

Hi, everyone. I was able to do a bit more snooping and this is what I found. The shortest and simplest version is: yes, it's a scam.

The next most short and simple version is: the people who called me claimed to be from "Gateway Bride." They said that I had registered at a bridal show in my town--which I didn't remember, but it seemed possible. On looking around, I have discovered that Gateway Bride's parent company is Royal Prestige, a company that sells cookware. They use this lure of free trips and prizes to get people to attend a presentation on their cookware. At the presentation, people are frightened and pressured into making a purchase. Some people who have resisted making a purchase, saying they only want the trip/prizes, have been mocked. Then, the free prizes come with very large processing and delivery fees. All around--it seems like a waste of time and money to me.

For the fullest version of the story that I was able to find, check out these links:
http://www.brides.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=27085&tstart=0
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/royal_prestige_bridal.html
http://consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/royal_prestige_trip.html