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You can get directory assistance on your cell phone (or land line) at 1-800-FREE 411 (or 1-800-373-3411). And it's free.

411 Search is directory assistance with automatic call completion. An operator will assist you when you request: Phone numbers. Addresses.

Starting in January, AT&T customers with digital landlines won't be able to dial 411 or 0 to reach an operator or get directory assistance. AT&T in 2021 ended operator services for wireless callers, although customers with home phone landlines can still access operators and directory help.

AT&T in 2021 ended operator services for wireless callers, although customers with home phone landlines can still access operators and directory help. Verizon, T-Mobile and other major carriers still offer these services for a fee.

You can get directory assistance on your cell phone (or land line) at 1-800-FREE 411 (or 1-800-373-3411). And it's free.

AT&T, the telecommunications giant, announced late last year that 411, the operator and directory assistance service, would end around January 1, 2023. It would no longer be possible to call an operator to place a call and no longer possible to reach directory assistance for information about names and numbers.

411 Search is directory assistance with automatic call completion. An operator will assist you when you request: Phone numbers. Addresses.

Primary Responsibilities Provide callers with customer service over the phone regarding placing collect calls, giving out phone numbers, and locating businesses. Supply caller with cost of a phone call. Run private branch exchange (PBX) switchboards for businesses and organizations. Facilitate person-to-person calls.

Starting in January, AT&T customers with digital landlines won't be able to dial 411 or 0 to reach an operator or get directory assistance. AT&T in 2021 ended operator services for wireless callers, although customers with home phone landlines can still access operators and directory help.

If you dial "0", "00", 411, NPA+555-1212, or 555-1212 on or after January 1, 2023, you may receive a message letting you know that Operator and Directory Assistance can't be accessed. Addresses and numbers can still be located using online services, such as: Internet search engines, including Google®, Bing®, and Yahoo!

AT&T in 2021 ended operator services for wireless callers, although customers with home phone landlines can still access operators and directory help. Verizon, T-Mobile and other major carriers still offer these services for a fee.

411 Search is directory assistance with automatic call completion. An operator will assist you when you request: Phone numbers. Addresses.

AT&T, the telecommunications giant, announced late last year that 411, the operator and directory assistance service, would end around January 1, 2023. It would no longer be possible to call an operator to place a call and no longer possible to reach directory assistance for information about names and numbers.

The service allows persons to call the AT&T Directory Assistance Bureau by dialing 1-800-555-1212, to obtain the toll-free service number associated with a particular toll-free service listing.

Primary Responsibilities Provide callers with customer service over the phone regarding placing collect calls, giving out phone numbers, and locating businesses. Supply caller with cost of a phone call. Run private branch exchange (PBX) switchboards for businesses and organizations. Facilitate person-to-person calls.

You can get directory assistance on your cell phone (or land line) at 1-800-FREE 411 (or 1-800-373-3411). And it's free.

Offer special assistance to persons such as those who are unable to dial or who are in emergency situations. Operate telephone switchboards and systems to advance and complete connections, including those for local, long distance, pay telephone, mobile, person-to-person, and emergency calls.

If you dial "0", "00", 411, NPA+555-1212, or 555-1212 on or after January 1, 2023, you may receive a message letting you know that Operator and Directory Assistance can't be accessed. Addresses and numbers can still be located using online services, such as: Internet search engines, including Google®, Bing®, and Yahoo!

411 Search is directory assistance with automatic call completion. An operator will assist you when you request: Phone numbers. Addresses.

Learn about Directory Assistance If you need help finding a phone number, call Directory Assistance (411) from anywhere in the U.S. When you call, you'll hear a recording that asks the for the city and information you're requesting. You can request up to two numbers per call.

411 Search is directory assistance with automatic call completion. An operator will assist you when you request: Phone numbers. Addresses.

Users who call the toll-free number 1-800-FREE-411 (1-800-373-3411) use an automated voice recognition system that asks for a location (city and state), type of listing (business, government, or residential), and name.

Starting in January, AT&T customers with digital landlines won't be able to dial 411 or 0 to reach an operator or get directory assistance. AT&T in 2021 ended operator services for wireless callers, although customers with home phone landlines can still access operators and directory help.

The service allows persons to call the AT&T Directory Assistance Bureau by dialing 1-800-555-1212, to obtain the toll-free service number associated with a particular toll-free service listing.

AT&T in 2021 ended operator services for wireless callers, although customers with home phone landlines can still access operators and directory help. Verizon, T-Mobile and other major carriers still offer these services for a fee.

Offer special assistance to persons such as those who are unable to dial or who are in emergency situations. Operate telephone switchboards and systems to advance and complete connections, including those for local, long distance, pay telephone, mobile, person-to-person, and emergency calls.

AT&T, the telecommunications giant, announced late last year that 411, the operator and directory assistance service, would end around January 1, 2023. It would no longer be possible to call an operator to place a call and no longer possible to reach directory assistance for information about names and numbers.

Learn about Directory Assistance If you need help finding a phone number, call Directory Assistance (411) from anywhere in the U.S. When you call, you'll hear a recording that asks the for the city and information you're requesting. You can request up to two numbers per call.

Primary Responsibilities Provide callers with customer service over the phone regarding placing collect calls, giving out phone numbers, and locating businesses. Supply caller with cost of a phone call. Run private branch exchange (PBX) switchboards for businesses and organizations. Facilitate person-to-person calls.

Users who call the toll-free number 1-800-FREE-411 (1-800-373-3411) use an automated voice recognition system that asks for a location (city and state), type of listing (business, government, or residential), and name.

If you dial "0", "00", 411, NPA+555-1212, or 555-1212 on or after January 1, 2023, you may receive a message letting you know that Operator and Directory Assistance can't be accessed. Addresses and numbers can still be located using online services, such as: Internet search engines, including Google®, Bing®, and Yahoo!

411 Search is directory assistance with automatic call completion. An operator will assist you when you request: Phone numbers. Addresses.

The service allows persons to call the AT&T Directory Assistance Bureau by dialing 1-800-555-1212, to obtain the toll-free service number associated with a particular toll-free service listing.

Offer special assistance to persons such as those who are unable to dial or who are in emergency situations. Operate telephone switchboards and systems to advance and complete connections, including those for local, long distance, pay telephone, mobile, person-to-person, and emergency calls.

Learn about Directory Assistance If you need help finding a phone number, call Directory Assistance (411) from anywhere in the U.S. When you call, you'll hear a recording that asks the for the city and information you're requesting. You can request up to two numbers per call.

Users who call the toll-free number 1-800-FREE-411 (1-800-373-3411) use an automated voice recognition system that asks for a location (city and state), type of listing (business, government, or residential), and name.