Cool Site of the Week: NoPhoneTrees
When you buy a product or invest in a service, it's reasonable to assume that you're going to get what you paid for. Sadly, this doesn't always happen. Computers break down. Credit cards get stolen and baggage gets lost. Often. At stressful times like these, the last thing any of us wants to do is navigate the byzantine phone system of a multi-billion dollar corporation to get the assistance that we, as their devoted customers, deserve. So of course, the first thing you'll have to do in order to get the assistance you deserve is navigate the byzantine phone system of a multi-billion dollar corporation in order to get the help you deserve. Unless of course you pay a visit to NoPhoneTrees, our Cool Site of the Week.
Offering consumers cut-to-the-chase access to thousands of corporate help desk and customer service phone numbers with an actual human being on the other end of the line, NoPhoneTrees is about as mission-specific as a website can get. Have a bone to pick with your car rental company's head office? Sick of paying for cellular features that you didn't sign up for? NoPhoneTrees will have you venting your rage via the appropriate direct dial telephone number in no time.

The site allows users to search for phone numbers by entering the company's name, scrolling through an alphabetical list or by industry. After just one use, we're sure you'll agree that the value of this site cannot be overstated.
Be sure to check back every Friday for another edition of Maximum PC's Cool Site of the Week.
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Raswan
July 10, 2011 at 9:25pm
If you haven't already, should mention zamzar.com as one of your cool sites of the week. Free online file conversion of, among other things, pdfs to jpegs (which is how I ran into it). Though the fact that I had to even convert the file before sending it in was majorly retarded. Just a suggestion.
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whathuhitwasntme
July 08, 2011 at 3:47pm
when I look for a simple one like dish network it generates ZERO returns?
if you cant even find the damn phone for a satellite tv sales company who is LISTED
what good is this ap?
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