The night I had tried on dresses I checked
bad_service and someone posted something about David's Bridal and how they put your number on a calling list. I was a little worried, but when I filled out the form (you fill it out before they let you try on dresses, sneaky!) I checked off that the number was a CELL PHONE. (I do not like landlines, too many telemarketers.)So I thought, hey, I should be okay. It's a cell phone, I have an invisible shield to protecth my phone as cell phone numbers can not be given out!
Boy was I wrong.
All week in the mornings, I have been getting strange calls from an 818 number (area code) and seeing as I live in the 520 area code, it worried me. Immediately I thought it could be the DOOM of David's Bridal, but I thought I was being paranoid as this person never left messages and I was too lazy to call them back.
(I am never up in the mornings and don't answer as I work evenings.)
Today I finally answered the 818 number. It was After Hours Evening Wear wanting to sell me a great deal on tuxedos for my wedding. After explaining to the guy that my wedding was in 2008, I am not looking for tuxedos quite yet, he goes, "OOOOOOOH."
Annoyed that it was David's Bridal (I asked where he got my number) who sold me out, I called them and had them put me on their DO NOT CALL list this afternoon.
Ten minutes ago...I just got ANOTHER call from After Hours Evening Wear, a different lady, trying to sell me tuxedos-- and I had to explain that this was a cell phone and to please not call me.
My cell phone number is now tainted. D: D: D: I am peeved at David's Bridal for giving my cell phone number out but I really, really want the dress they have. I don't know if I should rebel and buy somewhere else, or see if they actually stop calling me.
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