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lol I tried calling 1800NEWFUNK today. Looks like it got sold. Some other company is using it now & I really can't tell what they trying to sell. It's too bad because they could have still used this for merchandising. Remember other bands back in the day having fanclub hotlines that would give news & tour dates. A recent but defunct one was the old ICP hotline Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one bird. | |
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Nobody uses the phone to sell anything, anymore. I work for a company that was one of the first retailers to use an 800 number and even WE barely sell anything over the phone - it's all online. We used to have four phone centers to handle our calls, now we have zero. All our customer sales assistants (and there aren't many) are home-based. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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In the mid-90s, I worked for Worldcom in Tulsa. I literally turned on people's phone numbers (or beepers). However, one gal told me we didn't have 1.800.WORLDCOM. I called it and it was basically a message advertising a 976 of 1-900 number. hahaha Sorry, it's the Hodgkin's talking. | |
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That's hilarious that you really called the number! Did you do it on one of those black, rotary dial numbers, LOL? Believe it or not, I have that cassette tape.....................
Have a good one Good morning children...take a look out your window, the world is falling... | |
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Lotta folks don't know, that # for the longest while was the # to the front desk @ Paisley Park. Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one bird. | |
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