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A call4me customer paid for a tow out of pocket and wanted AAA to pay it back. Their assistant called AAA Northeast's reimbursement line, reached a person in 1 minute 8 seconds. Two days earlier it had called the tow company twice to get the receipt in the right name. Here is what each call settled, what it didn't, and all three recordings.

A call4me customer's assistant called Justworks benefits support with COBRA questions for a company that is closing its account. Press 2, then 1, and a person answered 1 minute 3 seconds in. Without the account admin on the line to read a verification code, the representative gave general answers only. Here they are, with the full 17 minute recording.

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 MetLife Pet Insurance to get back into a locked out online account and move a policy to a new address. Press 4, wait about 80 seconds, and a person answers. Here is the phone tree, what customer service and a licensed agent changed, the new premium, and the full 14 minute recording.

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.

A call4me customer's assistant called Vivint's support line to ask for a loyalty discount on a $43.64 a month plan. Here's the phone tree that reached a live billing person in 2 minutes 14 seconds, why the representative wouldn't apply anything without the verbal passcode, the $5 a month offer he mentioned, and the full recording.

We called Capital One's general customer service number with questions for this guide. Two spoken answers got us to a live representative 1 minute 22 seconds in. Here's the phone tree, what the representative said about hours, callbacks and disputes, and the full 6 minute recording.

We called Cash App's support line twice. A virtual agent answers first. On the first call we let it answer our questions; on the second, asking three times for a live representative got us a person 1 minute 35 seconds in. Here's what each said about hours, callbacks and scams, and both recordings.

We called Bank of America's main number without a card or account number to see if a person would pick up. Here is the phone tree, the phrase that got us through, what the representative told us, and the full 5 minute recording.

We called Wells Fargo's general banking line without a card or account number to see if a person would pick up. Here is the phone tree, the words that got us through, what the representative told us, and the full 5 minute 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.