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Straight Talk customer service number: our recorded route
Call 1 877 430 2355 for Straight Talk customer service. Its digital assistant repeatedly requested a phone number or IMEI before our general inquiry reached a person in Sales. Hear the complete call.
NOV 2 / Nick Khami
How long it takes to reach a human at 86 companies
We reviewed 147 customer service calls described in our guides to 86 companies. Here is how long it took to reach a person, what got through, where calls stopped and the full dataset as a CSV.
OCT 8 / Nick Khami
How to get a private dining quote at Palmeri in Brentwood
Two real calls to Palmeri Ristorante in Brentwood, one in English and one in Italian, priced a private dinner for 8 in the wine room. The quotes differed, and nothing was booked.
OCT 16 / Nick Khami
How to make phone calls from OpenClaw with MCP
OpenClaw connects to remote MCP servers natively, so one command gives your personal agent a phone. We installed OpenClaw on Linux, added call4me, installed the call4me skill from ClawHub, and had OpenClaw place a real call to T-Mobile. Here is every command that worked, the two that didn't, and what the call actually got.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
Is Priceline customer service 24 hours? How to reach a live 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
Hertz customer service number: how to reach a person
We reached Hertz's past rental support line at 1 800 654 4173. Reservations uses 1 800 654 3131. Hear all three calls, the route to a person and the transfer that failed.
OCT 8 / Nick Khami
How to add phone calls to a Vercel AI SDK agent
call4me-ai-sdk gives an AI SDK agent a phone. It calls a business, has the conversation, waits on hold, and hands the outcome and transcript back to your code. Here is the setup, the tools, how mid-call questions work, and what happened when we ran it.
OCT 8 / Nick Khami
How much is an eye exam without insurance? Two real quotes, recorded
Two recorded Katy calls returned routine exam quotes of $143 and $99. Compare the stated prices, see which inclusions remain unconfirmed, and ask for the total before booking.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
How to book a follow-up appointment, then switch it to telehealth (2 recorded calls)
A call4me user had their AI phone assistant book a doctor's follow-up, then call back and turn it into a Zoom visit. Here are both recordings, what the office asked, and the exact words that worked.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
How to transfer a prescription from Amazon Pharmacy to Walgreens (3 recorded calls)
My AI phone assistant moved one of my prescriptions from Amazon Pharmacy to a Walgreens in San Francisco. Here are all three calls, what each pharmacy asked for, and the step Amazon's phone menu said it couldn't do.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
How to use an American Airlines flight credit by phone
A call4me user's aa.com checkout wouldn't take their flight credit, so their AI phone assistant called American Airlines reservations twice to apply it to a held trip. Here's who has to be on the line, why the credit was worth less than the full ticket, both recordings, and what to have ready.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
How to find a new primary care doctor with an out-of-state plan (15 recorded calls)
A call4me user in Baltimore needed a new primary care doctor and had an out-of-state Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO. Their AI phone assistant called 10 practices. Here's who was taking new patients, who took the plan, how far out the first opening was, a $2,121 surprise, and all 15 recordings.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
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