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Anybody can find a pretty cool number if they don't care about the area code. Now play in "hard mode," which is to obtain a memorable (800) number. No, (844) o
by listenallyall 4y ago
Anybody can find a pretty cool number if they don't care about the area code. Now play in "hard mode," which is to obtain a memorable (800) number.
No, (844) or (855), etc, don't count.
- tomcam 4y agoThing is… most people have unlimited plans and don’t care anymore
- listenallyall 4y agoSimply not correct. If nobody cares, why is an 800 number more expensive? A vanity 800 close to impossible? Why is demand so high that they keep releasing new toll-free area codes (888, 877, 855, 844, 833, with 822 and 880 coming soon)? Why do desirable 800 numbers become available so infrequently? 800 is like .com Sure there are alternatives, but none are nearly as valuable as .com, or an (800) number, because they signal solid, trust-able, well-established businesses. And because they are easy to remember.
- tomcam 4y agoAgree with the second graf for old people like me, but I think it means little to the current generation.