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Best Buy's own return policy, quoted, plus two recorded calls to Best Buy customer service asking what happens after the 15 day window, who can approve an exception, and how a purchase is found without a receipt.

A call4me customer's assistant called Afternic's UK line to make an offer on a domain listed for sale. A GoDaddy broker answered 44 seconds in, turned down the opening offer, and said how close to the list price sellers usually expect. Here's the menu, what the broker said, and the full 6 minute recording.

A call to True Appliance Repair's line was routed to a local company, which quoted labor from $295 for a shattered outer oven door glass, if the customer buys the glass.

Costco's own return policy page, quoted, plus a recorded call to Costco customer service asking what happens past the 90 day electronics window, how a purchase is found without a receipt, and how the refund comes back.

We called Dell three times for this guide. Its customer service number twice ended at an AI assistant that hung up. Dell's sales line got us to a person in 4 minutes 38 seconds, who transferred us to customer care. Here's the path, what customer care said, and all three recordings.

A real call asked whether two past laser facial clients could still get the free first lip flip. Staff said yes, as long as they had never had injections at SEV Skin.

A call4me customer's assistant priced the same set of four Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 snow tires at Town Fair Tire and four other shops around Manchester, Connecticut. Town Fair quoted $853.98 out the door. Here is every quote, what each one included, and all five recordings.

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 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.

We called The Home Depot twice with general questions for this guide. 1-800-HOME-DEPOT left us on hold until a survey picked up. The online orders line reached a live representative in 1 minute 34 seconds. Here are both recordings, the menus, and what the representative said, checked against homedepot.com.

We called Delta's reservations line with general questions and no confirmation number. Here is how the AI voice assistant handed us off, how long the hold took, what the representative said about change fees and eCredits, and the full 18 minute recording.

We called PayPal's customer service line without logging in. Here is how the AI assistant handled us, the menu that ended in a transfer, what the representative said about disputes, holds and verification, and the full 8 minute recording.