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Can ChatGPT make phone calls? Add a calling MCP server as a plugin
ChatGPT's custom MCP servers now live under Plugins. Here is how to add call4me as one, sign in with OAuth, confirm the call, and follow it to a transcript.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
Amazon customer service number: get past the AI to a person
We called Amazon's customer service line with general questions and no account. Here is how we got past the AI assistant's verification texts to a live person, what she said about callbacks and refunds, and the full 7 minute recording.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
Xfinity customer service number: how to reach a real person
We called 1-800-XFINITY with general questions and no account issue. Here is the exact menu route that got us to a live billing representative in 3 minutes 27 seconds, what the rep said about hours and callbacks, and the full 5 minute recording.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
IRS phone number: how to talk to a real person at the IRS
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.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
T-Mobile customer service number: how to reach a real person
We called T-Mobile customer service with general questions and no account. Here is the exact menu route that got us to a live representative in 1 minute 49 seconds with no hold music, what the rep said about hours and billing credits, and the full 3 minute recording.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
AI apps that make phone calls for you, compared (2026)
Google, Gemini, Meta Muse, Instinct, Pine, Mitra, Voyp, Genspark and call4me compared by what they call for, who can use them, price, and whether you can join the call.
OCT 12 / Nick Khami
GEICO customer service: the words that reach a person
We called GEICO twice. An AI-assisted voice menu answers first. Asking for a representative got us looped and dropped. Saying \"get a new policy\", then \"auto\", got a licensed agent on the line 2 minutes 35 seconds in. Here are both recordings, the exact prompts, and what the agent told us.
OCT 9 / Nick Khami
DoorDash customer service number: reaching a live person
We called DoorDash's support line to ask about missing items and refunds. Here are the exact key presses, the words that got us transferred, what the live representative said, and the full recording.
OCT 9 / Nick Khami
Priceline customer service: reach a person at 1-877-477-5807
We called Priceline's customer service number with no booking. An automated assistant, then a trip number menu, then a 22 minute hold. Here is every prompt, what the representative said about changes, cancellations and non-refundable refunds, and the full 26 minute recording.
OCT 9 / Nick Khami
Venmo customer service number: the path to a person
We called Venmo twice. The first call got stuck at a prompt for the phone number on your Venmo account. The second took the dispute branch, said yes to the calling number check, and reached a live representative 4 minutes 57 seconds in. Here are both recordings, every key we pressed, and what the representative told us.
OCT 9 / Nick Khami
Delta customer service: get past the AI to a person
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.
OCT 8 / Nick Khami
PayPal customer service number: past the AI to a person
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.
OCT 8 / Nick Khami
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