How To Find Human Customer Service Representatives For a Particular Company
What to do To find a company’s 1-800 phone number and procedure to get human customer service, visit the sites listed below.
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Have you ever wanted to reach a customer service representative at a particular company, but didn’t know which number to call and what procedure to follow? Well, now you can use the two databases above. Both websites maintain an extensive list of customer service numbers for internet and non-internet companies, and also include notes as to how you can reach a human being to talk to at each company. Search each website to find the numbers for the company you want.
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Jeff A.
Said this on July 18th, 2006 at 3:17pm:Good and important topic!
My wife and I had a horrible experience with Air France recently where she waited an hour on the line (twice!) waiting to talk to a human being at their normal 800 number (800 237 2747). After finally thinking to check my frequent flyer card, I realized it had another number. When we called that one (800 375 8723), we got right through. Hint: they didn’t ask for a frequent flyer number when we called, so it seems anyone could use it.