Left a message saying I entered and won a sweepstakes at the Queen Mary Bridal show, which I did not end up attending. The bridal show sold my info (from when I registered for tickets online) to several vendors, and the spam has been ridiculous. This caller blatantly lied on my voice-mail. Asked me to call back and give him my information so we could get me my "darn tickets!" for a vacation in Hawaii. No info on what company it is. I'm not calling back.
Same thing. But spoke to the man in person. He requested to go to a time-share presentation for a trip to Hawaii or Vegas. Got my information from queen Mary bridal show. Ask me to "confirm" info I never gave them because they need to make sure I can afford a time share basically.
I received a call from this number claming that I attended a show where I filled out information for a raffle. Like Suzie, I also never attended the bridal show and am suspicious that someone has sold my information. Previous comments left by others seem plausible - I was asked how old I was and that you needed to be 28 to win this particular price.
Never went to a bridal show and no idea how they got my number. Spoke to a man and when i asked were he got my number he said a raffle and I never filled out anything for a raffle. He quickly put the phone down, very suspicious.