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US Calling Guide

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Cover: calls to Air Canada from abroad averaged 33 minutes, with badges for 1 in 10 calls over two hours and 78% of IRS calls from abroad under two minutes.

The Longest Customer Service Calls From Abroad: Air Canada Averages 33 Minutes

Six months of calls to customer service lines: Air Canada averaged 32.8 minutes and 1 in 10 calls passed two hours. Tax offices came close, except the IRS, where most calls ended in under two minutes.

Cover: The toll-free wall. 76% of US support lines are 1-800. Badges read 76% US lines toll-free, 8% UK lines toll-free, 89% callers abroad.

The Toll-Free Wall: 76% of US Customer Service Lines Are 1-800 Numbers, and 89% of the People Calling Them Are Abroad

Three out of four US customer service lines our customers needed are toll-free, and toll-free numbers weren't built to be dialled from abroad. Of 320 US organisation lines in our directory, 243 (76%) start with 800, 888, 877 or another toll-free code. For 110 of the 170 organisations

Cover: How to call the US from Australia. Badges read 0011 1 or +1, 76% toll-free lines, $0.03 a minute, next to an illustration of a phone bridging Sydney and New York.

How to Call the US from Australia: Dial Code, Cost, Time Zones and 188 Numbers That Answer

From an Australian landline, dial 0011 1 and then the ten-digit US number. From a mobile, hold 0 until a + appears and dial +1 and the number. That's the whole dialling answer. Every page on this topic stops there. The part they leave out is that most of