No Matter the Question, the Right Toll Free Number Is the Time-Tested Answer

What kinds of havoc can a misspelled 800 toll free number cause? A high call volume to Ellis Brooks Auto Centre in San Francisco from Arctic college students. The Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit, Canada mistakenly listed their toll free number as 1-866-797-7222 instead of 1-866-979-7222. For Ellis Brooks, California’s oldest car dealership, it was an experience like no other, including an interesting exchange regarding the English and Metric systems of telling temperature.

Toll free numbers remain the best way to get quick answers for specific questions you can’t get by asking Siri. Toll free numbers serve as a direct connection for consumers, students, future car owners, and those who still read in Fahrenheit.

Lawmaking institutions use toll free numbers to reach out to the concerned. Recently, the New York State Police at Jamestown opened an 800 toll free number hotline, 1-855-LAW-GUNS, to help assist with questions regarding the New York Safe Act. Callers can chime in to find out what is and isn’t considered an assault weapon subject to ban.

In Pennsylvania, the Columbia Gas Transmission will be setting up a toll free number to answer questions regarding a pending pipeline project, one which plans to be 26 inches in diameter with a right-of-way set to affect 180 landowners.

For many institutions and business operations, a toll free number remains the timeless amenity for answering questions and providing outreach. For both customers and companies, they still provide the clear path and clear connection. And for the sake of memory, remember the advantages of a toll free vanity number is being more accessible and less forgettable.