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A real call asked Sassafraz in Yorkville about a private dinner for 12 to 14. The date was taken, but staff named the room, the minimum and an all in per person estimate. Four other Toronto venues were called for the same night.

A call4me customer's assistant called Vitalant's donor line to stop blood donation recruitment calls. A person took the number off the call list and said it takes 10 to 12 days to fully clear. Here is the path, what was said, and the full 7 minute recording.

Two real calls from a call4me customer's assistant: Suitsupply Chicago on Rush Street on returns and hemming, and Suitsupply Washington in Georgetown on an order pickup. A person answered both store lines in about half a minute.

A call4me customer's assistant called Peloton's privacy request line to stop catalogs and marketing mail. There was no menu, a member support representative answered 22 seconds in, and she offered to escalate the request. Here are both official numbers, what the call established, what it didn't, and the full recording.

We called 1-800-JETBLUE with general questions and no booking. We skipped the birthday prompt, said \"booking a flight\", and a crew member answered 1 minute 27 seconds in. Here is the phone tree, what we were told about callbacks, hours and cancelled flights, and the full 6 minute recording.

We connected a Mastra agent to call4me with MCPClient, made it ask before dialing, and had it call Fabletics customer service. Here is the script, the one schema setting OpenAI models need, and what the call actually got.

We built a small agent with Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK, connected call4me as a remote MCP server, and had it call the Social Security Administration. Here are the query() options that keep the key in an environment variable, the permission settings a headless agent needs, the turn budget for a long hold, and what the call actually got.

We called the IRS individual taxpayer line twice with general questions for this guide. The first call was hung up on by the voice menu. On the second, we named a reason and reached a live representative. Here are both recordings, the menu, and what the representative said.

We called 1-800-ASK-USPS with general questions for this guide. Here is the voice menu that took 7 minutes to get through, the step that finally reached an agent, what the representative said about delivery times, missing mail, Hold Mail and scam texts, and the full 16 minute recording.

We called the Social Security Administration's national 800 number with general questions for this guide. The menu asked for a Social Security number; we didn't give one and still got an agent. Here is the menu, the 20 minute hold estimate, what the representative said, and the full 22 minute recording.

We called Costco's membership and warehouse line with general questions and no member number. Here is the touch-tone menu, how long it took to reach a person, what the representative said about prices, refunds, non-members and scams, where Costco's own website says something different, and the full 19 minute recording.

We called AT&T wireless customer service four times for this guide. Two calls never got past the voice system, one hit our own time limit on hold, and one reached a live representative after 44 minutes. Here are the recordings, the route that worked, and what the representative said.