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'''Directory assistance''' (sometimes referred to as directory enquiries) is a [[telephone]] service which provides users with the telephone [[number]] and address of a residence or [[business]]. In the [[United States of America]] it can be reached by dialing 4-1-1.
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There's an 800 number you can call. You must endure a 15-second advertisement, but at around 10 cents a minute your call will be cheaper than a $1.50 charge - if completed in less than 15 minutes.  
 
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You can also text a lookup request to GOOGL (without the E). Average cost of texting is 15 cents per message (each way).
 

Latest revision as of 05:09, September 8, 2011

Directory assistance (sometimes referred to as directory enquiries) is a telephone service which provides users with the telephone number and address of a residence or business. In the United States of America it can be reached by dialing 4-1-1.