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- realtime24 - Jan 10 2008 | imported:del.icio.us
This is the Web site of 1-800-FREE411, America's #1 provider of FREE telephone directory assistance (411). The site has been designed to provide you with additional information about this exciting new service.
T-Mobile will charge you $1.49 for a 411 call. Program 1-800-FREE-411 (800 373 3411) into your speed dial instead.
You'll have to sit through two ads. One at the beginning of your call, and another just before you receive the number you're asking about.
Unfortunately, no option to be automatically connected (which can be a pain if you're driving and talking on your phone at the same time).
Quoted: This is the Web site of 1-800-FREE411, America's #1 provider of FREE telephone directory assistance (411). The site has been designed to provide you with additional information about this exciting new service.
- nickwest - Nov 30 2006 | 411, phone, search, imported:del.icio.us
Say hello to free directory assistance. Away from your phone? Find all the free phone numbers you need right here.
- egilchri - Oct 24 2006
Quoted: This is the Web site of 1-800-FREE411, America's #1 provider of FREE telephone directory assistance (411). The site has been designed to provide you with additional information about this exciting new service.
- NAUSICAA - Oct 24 2006
Quoted: This is the Web site of 1-800-FREE411, America's #1 provider of FREE telephone directory assistance (411). The site has been designed to provide you with additional information about this exciting new service.
- ellenm1206 - Oct 23 2006 | free, phone, search, mobile, imported:del.icio.us
Free directory assistance for your home and cell phone. Ad supported. Request a phone number, listen to a 15 second ad and then receive results. Good alternative to carriers charging up to $1.25 for directory assistance.
- deborealis - Oct 23 2006 | free, 411, directory assistance
Free directory assistance
Quoted: This is the Web site of 1-800-FREE411, America's #1 provider of FREE telephone directory assistance (411). The site has been designed to provide you with additional information about this exciting new service.
- ChrisWei - Oct 23 2006
thanks!
- mohit - Oct 23 2006
i use this fairly often and have been happy. one downside though as opposed to 411 is that you have to punch in the looked up number manually.
- ChrisWei - Oct 24 2006
To save $1 or $1.50 or whatever it is, I am happy to do so. Besides, that way it gets into the cell phone outlog.
- ChrisWei - Oct 23 2006
- amygdala - Jun 17 2007 | communication, business, mobile, imported:del.icio.us
- voipsipguru - Mar 17 2007 | imported:del.icio.us
- ovandefurtadojr - Dec 01 2006 | search, tools, 411, phone, directory, free, imported:del.icio.us
- lhua - Nov 30 2006 | businessmodel, startup
- rehabmart - Oct 23 2006 | amazing, imported:del.icio.us
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i've been using this despite the annoyances you mention.
I've been using it for about a year. Most calls (ads included) take almost exactly one minute. Quality of the number you get is spotty: business or government numbers are the wrong department much of the time (30%?) but what do you expect for free?