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AAA 800?222?4357 Press 0 after the intro; select emergency road service.
Allstate Road Service 800?869?7997 Direct to human.
Chrysler Financial 800?700?0738 Select language, then press 00.
Ford Interest Advantage 800?462?2614 Choose option 4, then press 0.
Ford Motor Credit 800?727?7000 Press # repeatedly.
GMAC 800?200?4622 Repeatedly press # at each prompt.
Honda Financial Svcs. 800?445?1358 Press 0 at each prompt.
Nissan Credit (NMAC) 800?888?2799 Press 1 0.
Nissan USA 800?647?7261 Press #
Toyota Financial Svcs. 800?874?8822 Select language option, then 00000.
VW USA 800?822?8987 Press 3 after initial intro then 2 to decline survey
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Amazon Visa 888?247?4080 Press 0 twice. Ignore invalid account message.
American Express 800?528?4800 Press 0 repeatedly.
American Express Business 800?492?3344 Press 0# at each prompt.
Aspire Visa 800?348?8783 Follow prompts to report your card stolen.
AT&T Universal Card 800?423?4343 Don’t press or say anything.
Bank Card Services 800?655?1491 Press 0 repeatedly.
Best Buy Card 800?365?0292 Press 00*, then press 8. Repeat as needed.
Bloomingdales Credit 800?295?4057 Say “agent.”
Chase Credit Cards 800?625?5161 Direct to human. For online issues only.
Circuit City Visa 888?363?8001 Press 0 repeatedly.
Citi Cards 866?696?5673 Press 0.
Diner’s Club 800?729?5309 Press 2.
Discover 800?347?2683 Press ****.
Exxon Mobil Card 800?344?4355 Press 000, ignoring message.
Gap Credit Card 800?887?1198 Press 000.
GM MasterCard 800?947?1000 Press 0 at each prompt.
Household Bank Credit Card 800?771?7339 Press 0 at each prompt.
Key Bank Visa 800?444?4539 Press 0# quickly and repeatedly.
Macy’s Credit 866?593?2543 When asked for account info, say “No”. Then say “More Options”, “Other Options”, “Agent”.
Marshall Fields Credit Card 800?280?4356 Press 9 0.
MasterCard 800?622?7747 Press 000 at each prompt.
MBNA 800?421?2110 Say “customer service” at each prompt.
Providian Card Svcs. 800?356?0011 Press 0# at each prompt.
RBS Credit Card 800?747?8155 Press 0 at each prompt.
Sam’s Club Credit 800?203?5764 Press 1 # # 6.
Sears Credit Card 800?917?7700 Press 0000000.
US Bank / Visa 800?285?8585 Say “operator” at each prompt.
Visa 800?847?2911 Press 000; ignore prompts saying that it’s an invalid entry.
Wal?Mart Credit Card 866?888?3868 Do not press anthing.
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AAA Financial 800?523?7666 Press 0 at each prompt. Ingnore invalid response.
ABN AMRO Mortgage 800?783?8900 Press ##0.
Accredited Home Lenders 877?683?4466 Press 0.
Advanta Bank Corp. 800?705?7255 Press 0.
AIG VALIC 800?448?2542 Press 0, then choose option 1 and say “CSP.”
Allmerica Financial 800?533?7881 Press 00 at each prompt.
America First 800?999?3961 Press 0 or say “member services.”
American Education Svcs. 800?233?0557 Select language. Press 2. Press 0# at each prompt.
American Funds 800?421?0180 Press 0.
Ameritrade 800?669?3900 Press 3 3 0.
Bank of America 800?432?1000 Press 00 at each prompt.
Bayview Loan Svcs. 800?457?5105 Press 0.
Capital One 800?903?3637 Press 0 at each prompt.
Charles Schwab 800?435?9050 Press 3 0.
Chase 877?226?5663 Press 00.
Chase Auto Loans 800?346?9670 Press 1 2 *0.
Chase Home Finance 800?848?9136 Press #0 #0 #0.
Citibank 800?756?7047 Press 0# 0# 0# 0# 0# 0#.
Citizens Bank 800?922?9999 Press 000.
Columbia Mutual Funds 800?345?6611 Say “representative.”
Commerce Bank 888?751?9000 Human answers.
Compass Bank 800?239?5175 Press 00 at each prompt.
Computershare 800?317?2512 Press 00.
Countrywide Loans 800?669?5864 Press 0 repeatedly.
Decision One Mortgage 888?264?3663 Don’t press or say anything.
DirectMerchants Bank 800?379?7999 Press 0 at each prompt.
Dodge and Cox 800?621?3979 Press 0.
e*Trade 800?786?2575 Press ####.
Edward Jones 314?515?2000 Direct to human.
Electrolux Financial 800?388?1826 Direct to human.
Emigrant Direct 800?836?1997 Press 0.
Equifax 866?640?2273 Press 3 0.
Fidelity 800?544?6666 Ignore prompt for social security number; press ###.
Fidelity NetBenefits 800?581?5800 Press 1 #################.
Fifth Third Bank 800?972?3030 Press 0 0.
First National Bank of Omaha 888?530?3626 Press 0 at each prompt.
GE Finance CareCredit 866?893?7864 Preess #####.
GMAC Mortgage 800?766?4622 Press 0 at each prompt.
Homecoming Financial 800?206?2901 Don’t press anything; when asked for account# or ss#, say “no.”
HSBC 800?477?6000 Press 1 3 0.
IndyMac Bank 800?781?7399 Press 0 at each prompt.
ING Direct 800?464?3473 Direct to human.
John Deere Credit 800?541?2969 Press 9.
Key Bank 800?539?2968 Don’t press or say anything.
M&T Bank 800?724?2440 Press 0# at each prompt.
Mellon Investor 800?522?6645 Press #.
Merrill Lynch 800?637?7455 Say “Service Associate” and then hold.
MetLife Bank 866?226?5638 Press 000 rapidly and repeatedly.
Moneygram 800?926?9400 Press 0.
NAVY FCU 800?914?9494 Press 2 ***.
NOVA Information Systems 800 377?3962 Press 0.
PNC Bank 888?762?2265 Press * repeatedly.
Principal Financial 800?547?7754 Press ###. Ignore prompt for social security number.
Privacy Guard 800?734?0199 Select language. Direct to human.
Prudential Annuity 888?778?2888 Press ** at each prompt.
Prudential Financial 800?778?3932 Don’t press or say anything.
Regions Bank 800?734?4667 Press 00 at each prompt.
Sallie Mae 888?272?5543 Press 00 at each prompt.
Smith Barney Benefitaccess 888?822?6067 Press 0.
Sovereign Bank 877?768?2265 Don’t press or say anything.
State Farm Bank 877?734?2265 Say “operator” at each prompt.
Student Loan Corp. 800?967?2400 Press 5.
Student Loan People 888?250?6401 Press 0 repeatedly.
SunTrust 800?786?8787 Press # rapidly and repeatedly.
T. Rowe Price 800?922?9945 Say “operator” at each prompt.
TD Waterhouse 800?934?4448 Press # #.
TIAA?CREF 800?842?2733 Don’t press anything; stay on line for rep.
TransUnion 800?916?8800 Press 2.
US Bank 800?872?2657 Press 0 at each prompt.
USAA 800?531?2265 Say “representative” at each prompt.
USAA Investment Mgmt 800?531?8448 Press 0# at each prompt.
Vanguard Funds 800?662?2739 Press 0.
Wachovia 800?922?4684 Press 00 at each prompt.
Washington Mutual 800?788?7000 For all Washington Mutual numbers, press 0 at each prompt.
Wells Fargo 800?869?3557 Press 0 0.
Western Union 800?325?6000 Press * # #.
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Sallie Mae ? Student Loans 888?272?5543 Don’t press or say anything.
Thrift Savings Plan 877?968?3778 Make no selections or entries and it forwards you to a rep automatically.
US Dept. of Edu ? Financial Aid 800?422?3243 Direct to human.
US Dept. of Edu ? Loans 800?848?0979 Don’t press or say anything.
US Dept. of State ? Passports 877?487?2778 Select language. Press 1 3.
US Dept. of Transportation 800?832?5660 Press 000.
US Dept. of Veterans Affairs 800?827?1000 Press 1 0.
US Federal Trade Commission 877?382?4357 Press 4 5 0 at each prompt.
US Homeland Security ? FEMA 800?621?3362 Select language. Press 0 0.
US Homeland Security ? INS 800?375?5283 Select language. Press 2 6 2 4. Press 0 at each prompt.
US IRS 800?829?1040 Don’t press or say anything.
US Medicare 800?633?4227 After the initial greeting, say “agent” or press #0.
US Mint 800?872?6468 Press 0.
US Postal Service 800?275?8777 Press 5 4 2 2 at each prompt.
US Social Security Admin 800?772?1213 Press 00.
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Apple 800?275?2273 Press 000; if virtual rep answers, say “operator.”
Belkin Technical Support 800?223?5546 At prompt, enter ext. 2263; at next prompt, press 1 2.
Compaq 800?652?6672 Say “I don’t know” and “operator” repeatedly.
Dell 800?999?3355 Press 0 repeatedly.
Dell Customer Service 800?624?9896 Press 0 0 0 0 0.
Fujitsu PC Support 800?385?4878 Press 0 0.
Gateway 800?846?2301 Don’t press or say anything.
Hewlett?Packard 800?474?6836 Say “agent”.
IBM 800?426?4968 Direct to human.
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AARP Healthcare 800?523?5800 Press 1 4.
ADP Benefits 800?422?9409 Press 0 after each prompt.
Aetna 800?738?7674 Say “member,” press *0.
AIG 877?638?4244 Direct to human.
American Home Shield 800?776?4663 Say “transfer” at each prompts.
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield 800?280?7293 Press 1 * * * *.
Blue Cross FEP 800?451?7602 Press 0 3.
Ceridian Benefit Svcs. 800?877?7994 Press 0 repeatedly.
CIGNA 800?849?9000 Press ##.
GEICO 800?841?3000 Press 6 1 5.
Humana Medicare Claims 800?457?4708 Press **00* .
Humana Prescription Drug 800?281?6918 Press **00*.
Liberty Mutual (Claims) 800?225?2467 Press 1 0.
Medco 800?251?7690 Press 0000,enter member ID or say “I don’t have a member ID.”
Medicare 800?633?4227 Say “agent.”
MetLife 800?560?5001 Press ####.
Principal Life 800?247?4695 Press 1 2 0 0 0 0.
Progressive Insurance 800?776?4737 Press 0 0 0.
United Health Care 800?585?6586 Say “Representative” three times.
USAA 800?531?6095 Press 000#.
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Amazon.com 800?201?7575 Don’t press or say anything. See also.
America Online 800?827?6364 Press 0 repeatedly; ignore all messages.
Barnes & Noble.com 800?843?2665 Choose language; hold.
Blockbuster Online 866?692?2789 Press 1 1.
CompuServe 800?848?8990 Press 1211 without waiting for the prompts.
computers4sure.com 800?266?7883 Press 0.
Earthlink 888?327?8454 Press 1. Press 0 at each prompt.
eBay 800?322?9266 Press 0 0. See also.
Godaddy 480?505?8877 Press 4 #, select 1 for new customer or 2 existing customer, press #again.
Napster 800?839?4210 Wait for menu; press 1 4 2.
NetFlix 888?638?3549 Press 0.
Overstock.com 800?843?2446 Press 0 0 0 0.
PayPal 402?935?7733 Say “agent.” See also.
PayPal Buyer Credit 866?571?3012 Be silent and press 6 at the end of prompts.
Verizon DSL 800?567?6789 Say “agent” repeatedly.
Wal?Mart.com 800?966?6546 Press ***.
Yahoo 408?349?1572 Pres 0 repeatedly, ignoring error messages.
Yahoo! Small Business 866 800?8092 Press 0.
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Alltel Cellular 800?255?8351 Press ####.
Cellular One 888?910?9191 Press 4.
Cingular 800?211?2445 Direct to human.
Metro PCS 888?863?8768 Press #43.
Nextel 800?639?6111 Press 00000.
Simple Freedom 800?335?6401 Press #0#0 at beginning of call. Wait for assistance.
Sony Ericsson Mobile 866?766?9374 Select language. Direct to human.
Sprint PCS 866?273?2163 Direct to human.
SunCom 800?786?7378 Press 0 repeatedly.
T?Mobile 800?937?8997 Say Operator when prompted to say your mobil number.
T?Mobile Tech Support 877?369?4588 Direct to human.
U.S. Cellular 888?944?9400 Press 0.
Verizon Wireless 800?922?0204 Press #00 or enter phone # then 0 4.
Virgin Mobile 888?322?1122 At prompts say “English”, “More Options”, “Ask a Question”, “Live Advisor”, “Something Else”, then enter mobile # or say “I don’t have one.”
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AARP MedicareRxPlan 888?867?5575 Press 7 for spanish, then 0.
AARP Pharmacy 800?289?8849 Press 7 for spanish, then 0.
Caremark 800?262?7890 Press 0.
Cigna Tel?Drug 800?835?3784 Press 4.
CVS Pharmacy local number Press 4 2.
Drugstore.com 800?378?4786 Press 2 5.
Eckerd 800?325?3737 Press 0 for pharmacy or 8* for manager.
Express Scripts ? TriCare 800?206?4005 Press 0.
Humana 800?448?6262 Say “Member,” “pharmacy,” “Prescription Benefits”; Then give invalid ID.
Longs Drug Stores 800?865?6647 Press 3,
MEDCO 800?987?5269 Say “representative” after each message.
Medco Health 800?770?2810 Press 0000 at each prompt.
Minimed 800?646?4633 Direct
Omron Healthcare 877?216?1333 Don’t press or say anything; waill take two cycles of prompts.
Rite Aid 800?748?3243 Don’t press or say anything.
Walgreens 877?250?5823 Direct to human.
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All Brand Service (Maytag) 800?462?9824 Press 0 0.
Anheuser?Busch 800?342?5283 Direct to human.
Beechnut 800?233?2468 Direct to human.
BMG Music 317?692?9200 Press #.
Bosch Tools 877?267?2499 Press 1 0 0.
Bose 800?444?2673 Direct to human.
Canon USA 800?828?4040 Press * 0.
Columbia House DVD Club 800?262?2001 Press 1 1 and hold through the recording asking for membership number and then press 0 when prompted.
Delphi 888?809?9800 Direct to human.
Delta Faucet Company 800?345?3358 Press 0.
Dirt Devil 800?321?1134 Press # # #.
Entertainment Weekly 866?228?1183 Say “agent.” Say “yes.”
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. 800?438?7352 Press 1 7 .
Frigidaire/Electrolux Parts 800?599?7569 Press 3.
FTD 800?736?3383 Press 2.
GE Appliances 800?626?2005 Press 0 0 0.
GE Services 800?386?1215 Press # #.
Glucerna 800?986?8501 Direct to human.
Harriett Carter Gifts 800?377?7878 Press 2.
Holmes 800?284?3267 Don’t press or say anything.
Honeywell 800?468?1502 Press 1 1 9.
Hoover 800?944?9202 Press 5 2.
Joann.com 800?525?4951 Press 0.
John Deere 800?537?8233 Press 1 4.
JVC America 800?252?5722 Press 3.
Kensington Technical Support 800?535?4242 Press 1 1.
KitchenAid 800?422?1230 Press 3 4 2.
Kodak 800?235?6325 Press #.
Kodak Gallery (Ofoto) 800?360?9098 Say “customer service.”
Konica Minolta Photo Imaging 800?285?6422 Press 0.
Linksys 800?326?7114 Select language; wait through message; at menu press ###.
Magnavox 800?705?2000 Select language; Say “agent.”
Maytag 800?688?9900 Press 0 0.
McAfee 888?847?8766 Press # 4 0.
Memorex Electronics 800?919?3647 Press 3.
Nautilus (Bowflex) 800?628?8458 Press 3 2 4.
NETGEAR 888?638?4327 Press 4 1.
New York Times 800?698?4637 Press 5 0 0.
NIKE 800?806?6453 Press 0 0 0.
Nikon Service 800?645?6687 Press 6 4.
Nokia 888?665?4228 Press 1. Don’t say or press anything else.
NutriSystem 800?435?4490 Press 5.
Panasonic 800?211?7262 Press 0 0 0.
Philips Electronics 888?744?5477 After speaking your language preference, say “agent” twice.
Pitney Bowes 800?932?3631 Press 0 say “agent” twice and press #.
Playstation 800?345?7669 Press 0.
RCA / Thompson Electronics 877?794?7977 Press 2.
Samsung 800?726?7864 Presss 2 1 3 3.
Sauder Woodworking Co. 800?523?3987 Press 1 or stay on the line.
Sealy 800?697?3259 Don’t press or say anything.
Sharp 800?237?4277 Press 1 1 3 2.
Sierra Springs 800?444?7873 Press 0.
Sony 800?222?7669 Say “agent” twice, then press 1 1.
Sony Games 800?345?7669 Press 0.
Sports Illustrated 800?284?8800 Press 0 repeatedly. Ignore invalid entry response.
Teleflora 800?835?3356 Press 2.
Time Magazine 866?731?5401 Press 0 0 0 0, ignoring invalid entry messages.
Toshiba Support 800?457?7777 Press 1 for language; press 2 0 for non?technical help or 3 for technical help.
TV Guide 800?866?1400 Direct to human.
Washington Post 800?627?1150 Don’t press or say anything.
Whirlpool 800?253?1301 Press 0 0 0.
Xbox 800?469?9269 Press 0 0 0 0.
XM Radio 800?967?2346 Press 0.
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DHL 800?225?5345 Press 1 5 0; enter your phone number.
FedEx 888?463?3339 Press 0.
Union Pacific 800?877?5123 Press #.
UPS 800?742?5877 Pres 0 0.
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Adobe Systems 800?833?6687 Press 1 for Adobe, 2 for MacroMedia, 3 for both.
Microsoft 800?936?5700 Press 0.
QuickBooks 888?729?1996 Press 0.
Symantec 800?441?7234 Press 00.
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Advance Auto Parts 800?314?4243 Press 0.
Banana Republic 888?277?8953 Press 0.
Best Buy 888?237?8289 Press 2 if the choice is to talk with human otherwise hangup and redial.
BJ’s Wholesale Club 800?257?2582 Press 0#.
Buy.com 877?780?2464 Direct to human.
CompUSA erebates 888?716?8555 Press ** to bypass greeting.
Dick’s Sporting Goods 877?846?9997 Press 3 3.
Disney Shopping 800?328?0368 Direct to human.
Home Depot 800?793?3768 Press ###.
Home Shopping Net 800?284?3100 Press 0.
Ikea 800?434?4532 Press 0 quickly and repeatedly.
JC Penney 800?222?6161 Press 00. Ignore error response.
Kohls Credit 800?564?5740 Press #.
Linens ‘n Things 866?568?7378 Press 2 1.
LL Bean 800?441?5713 Direct to human.
Lowe’s 800?445?6937 Press 0.
Office Depot 888?463?3768 Don’t press or say anything.
Old Navy 800?653?6289 Press 0.
QVC 800?367?9444 Press 0.
Radio Shack 800?843?7422 Press 0 0.
Rent?A?Center 800?422?8186 Press 1.
Sears 800?469?4663 Don’t press or say anything.
Sears Delivery 800?732?7747 Direct to human.
Sears Repairs 800?469?4663 Repeat “Help” at each prompt.
Sharper Image 800?344?9919 Direct to human.
Staples 800?333?3330 Don’t press or say anything.
The Company Store 800?285?3696 Press 0.
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AT&T 800?288?2747 Select language. Press 0 0 0 0.
BellSouth 877?678?2355 Press *0.
Bellsouth (Repair) 877?737?2478 Press 0 repeatedly.
Comcast 800?266?2278 Press 000 or be silent and wait.
Cox Communications 877?247?2474 Press 4.
MCI 888?624?5622 Press 2 at each prompt.
MCI/Costco Calling Card 800?938?4949 Press 1 2 2 2.
Motorola 800?331?6456 Press 0 0.
Qwest 800?244?1111 Press 1; say “operator” at all subsequent prompts.
RCN 800?746?4726 Press 5 3 1.
SBC 800?310?2355 When asked to state reason for calling, hit many numbers quickly.
SBC DSL Support 877?722?3755 Say “no” and enter your phone # or “yes” if calling from same number on account; then press 0 repeatedly.
Sprint 800?658?7564 Direct to human.
Sprint Broadband Direct 888?996?0001 Press 0 0.
TalkAmerica 800?608?0577 Press 1 for english. After menu choices, press 0
Verizon (home phone) 800?870?9999 Say nothing.
Verizon (land line) 800?483?3000 Say nothing.
Verizon Billing 888?780?3964 After prompted to give your telephone number, say Operator. (you may have to repeat step 1)
Verizon Fios Customer Service 888?553?1555 No, Operator, Yes, Operator, Yes
Verizon Fraud Number 888?483?7200 Direct line
Verizon Phone Repair 800?275?2355 Direct to human.
Vonage 888?250?1799 Direct to human.
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Air Canada 888?247?2262 Press 1 0 0 0.
AirTran Airlines 800?204?5695 Press 0.
Alaska Airlines 800?252?7522 Press #.
American Airliines 800?433?7300 Press 0 0.
American Airlines Baggage 800?535?5225 Press 7.
Amtrak 877?444?4773 Direct to human.
Cheaptrips.com 800?211?5119 Press 1.
Continental Airlines 800?784?4444 Press 0 0.
Delta Air Lines 800?221?1212 Press 0 0 0 or say “agent” a few times.
Dollar Rent?A?Car 866?434?2226 Press #.
Expedia.com 800?397?3342 Press # # #.
Greyhound 800?231?2222 Press 2 6.
Hilton HHonors 800?548?8690 # repeatedly, ignore invalid key messages
Holiday Inn 800?465?4329 Press 0 0.
Hotwire 866?468?9473 Press # a few times.
Jet Blue 800?538?2583 Press 0.
Kayak.com 203?899?3120 Press 0.
Lufthansa 800?399?5838 Direct to human.
Mariott Rewards 800?321?7396 Press 0.
Midwest Airlines 800?452?2022 Press # 0.
National Car Rental 800?227?7368 Direct to human.
Northwest Airlines 800?225?2525 Press 3 1.
Northwest Airlines WorldPerks 800?447?3757 1,1,0
Orbitz 888?656?4546 Press # # # # #.
Song/Delta Airlines 800?359?7664 Press # # #.
Southwest 800?435?9792 Direct to human.
spirit air 800?772?7117 Press 0 0.
Travelocity 888?872?8356 Press # repeatedly. Ignore invalid response.
United 800?864?8331 Say “Agent” then “Domestic” or “International” as appropriate.
US Airways 800?428?4322 Press 4 1.
Walt Disney World 407?824?4521 Direct to human.
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Adelphia 888?683?1000 Press * at each prompt.
Bright House Networks 877?892?3279 Say “I don’t have an account”.
Cablevision 800?868?9840 Press 1. Then press 0 at each subsequent prompt.
Cebridge Connections 877?423?2743 Press 0 at each prompt.
Comcast 800?945?2288 Press * at each prompt. Ignore invalid response.
Directv 800?494?4388 Don’t press or say anything.
DISH network 800?333?3474 Press 0 at each prompt.
Sirius 888 539?7474 Press 1 0.
TiVo 877?367?8486 Say “Live Agent.”
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Atmos Energy 800?460?3030 Press 0 at each prompt.
Avista Utilities 800?227?9187 Press *0.
BGE 800?685?0123 Press 00. Ignore invalid entry message.
Commonwealth Edison 800?334?7661 Press 0 at each prompt.
Con Edison 877?262?6633 Press #.
Consumers Energy 800?477?5050 Press 0 repeatedly.
Dominion East Ohio Gas 800?362?7557 Say “operator”.
Dominion Virginia Power 888?667?3000 Say “operator” repeatedly.
DTE Energy 800?477?4747 Say “operator”.
Entergy 866?377?3700 Press 0 at each prompt.
FirstEnergy 800?633?4766 Say “representative” repeatedly.
JCP&L 800?662?3115 Say “operator”.
PSE&G Co 800?436?7734 Press 0 at each prompt.
Reliant Energy 866?735?4268 Do not press or say anything.
Shell Energy 877?677?4355 Press 0 and say “Operator” at all other prompts.
Southern Company 866?762?6427 After hearing ‘thank you for calling’, press 4. Press 3 after hearing ‘please press one of the following 3 options’. (repeat step 2)
TXU Energy 800?242?9119 DIRECT TO OPERATOR
United Illuminating 800?722?5584 Press 1 for English. When prompted to make your choice at any time, press 0. (repeat step 2)
USI West 800?203?0773 Press 1 for English. At end of menu, press 0 for operator.
Vectren Gas 800?227?1376 When prompted for English, press 0. Press 1 for gas emergency.
Xcel Energy 800?895?4999 Press 2 at 1st menu. Press 1 at 2nd menu.

Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is said to be ape-like creature that inhabits remote forests, mainly in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States and Canada. Bigfoot is described as a large, hairy bipedal hominoid. Bigfoot is found around the world under different regional names, such as the Yeti of Tibet and Nepal, the Yeren of mainland China, the Orang Pendek of Indonesia, and the Yowie of Australia.

Bigfoot has an ongoing debate on whether it realor just a tall tale. @ men plan reveal what that claim is a captured Bigfoot. They claim to have video,phots dna, and the body of a Bigfoot. Most consider the Bigfoot legend to be a combination of folklore and hoaxes.  Bigfoot is  as “Quatchi“, is one of the mascots of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada.

Payday loans sometimes called a paycheck advance or pay day advance is a small, short-term loan that is intended to cover a borrower’s expenses until his or her next payday. Typical loans are between $100 and $500 and are usualy due within 2 weeks. Many companies offers online fax payday loans thru the internet. This makes getting a loan quick and easy for the consumer these funds are usualy sent direct deposit to the borrowers bank account. Some companies make what they call a ten dollar payday loan where as the set introductory fee for the loan is only ten dollars. Ten Dollar loans are becoming easier to find with the advent of online searches for ten day cash advance pay day loans.

The Dark Knight is a 2008 American superhero film co-written and directed by Christopher Nolan. Based on the DC Comics character Batman, the film is a sequel to Batman Begins (2005). Christian Bale reprises the lead role. Batman’s primary conflicts in the film include his fight against his arch-nemesis the Joker (Heath Ledger) and his strained friendship with district attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart).

For his conception of the film, Nolan was inspired by the Joker’s first two appearances in the comics and Batman: The Long Halloween. The Dark Knight was filmed primarily in Chicago, as well as in several other locations in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong. The director used an IMAX camera to film six major action sequences, including the Joker’s first appearance in the film. The Batsuit was redesigned, with a cowl allowing Bale to move his head. The film also introduces a recreation of the Batcycle, known as the Batpod.

X10 is an international and open industry standard for communication among electronic devices used for home automation, also known as domotics. It primarily uses power line wiring for signaling and control, where the signals involve brief radio frequency bursts representing digital information. A wireless radio based protocol transport is also defined.

X10 was developed in 1975 by Pico Electronics of Glenrothes, Scotland, in order to allow remote control of home devices and appliances. It was the first general purpose domotic network technology and remains the most widely available.^[

Although a number of higher bandwidth alternatives exist including KNX, INSTEON, BACnet, and LonWorks, X10 remains popular in the home environment with millions of units in use worldwide, and inexpensive availability of new components.

Power line carrier control overview

X10 modules: The interior of an appliance module (note the impulse relay on the left) and a lamp module (note the TRIAC and heat sink)

Household electrical wiring — the same which powers lights and appliances — is used to send digital data between X10 devices. This digital data is encoded onto a 120 kHz carrier which is transmitted as bursts during the relatively quiet zero crossings of the 50 or 60 Hz AC alternating current waveform. One bit is transmitted at each zero crossing.

The digital data consists of an address and a command sent from a controller to a controlled device. More advanced controllers can also query equally advanced devices to respond with their status. This status may be as simple as “off” or “on”, or the current dimming level, or even the temperature or other sensor reading. Devices usually plug into the wall where a lamp, television, or other household appliance plugs in; however some built-in controllers are also available for wall switches and ceiling fixtures.

The relatively high-frequency carrier frequency carrying the signal cannot pass through a power transformer or across the phases of a multiphase system. For split phase systems, the signal can be passively coupled from phase-to-phase using a passive capacitor, but for three phase systems or where the capacitor provides insufficient coupling, an active X10 repeater can be used. To allow signals be coupled across phases and still match each phase’s zero crossing point, each bit is transmitted three times in each half cycle, offset by 1/6th cycle.

It may also be desirable to block X10 signals from leaving the local area so, for example, the X10 controls in one house don’t interfere with the X10 controls in a neighboring house. In this situation, inductive filters can be used to attenuate the X10 signals coming into or going out of the local area.

X10 protocol

Whether using power line or radio communications, packets transmitted using the X10 control protocol consist of a four bit house code followed by one or more four bit unit code, finally followed by a four bit command. For the convenience of users configuring a system, the four bit house code is selected as a letter from A through P while the four bit unit code is a number 1 through 16.

When the system is installed, each controlled device is configured to respond to one of the 256 possible addresses (16 house codes × 16 unit codes); each device reacts to commands specifically addressed to it, or possibly to several broadcast commands.

The protocol may transmit a message that says “select code A3″, followed by “turn on”, which commands unit “A3″ to turn on its device. Several units can be addressed before giving the command, allowing a command to affect several units simultaneously. For example, “select A3″, “select A15″, “select A4″, and finally, “turn on”, causes units A3, A4, and A15 to all turn on.

Note that there is no restriction (except possibly consideration of the neighbors) that prevents using more than one house code within a single house. The “all lights on” command and “all units off” commands will only affect a single house code, so an installation using multiple house codes effectively has the devices divided into separate zones.

Power line protocol physical layer details

In the 60 Hz AC current flow, a bit value of one is represented by a 1 millisecond burst of 120 kHz at the zero crossing point (nominally 0°, but within 200 microseconds of the zero crossing point), immediately followed by the absence of a pulse. A zero value is represented by the absence of 120 kHz at the zero crossing point (pulse), immediately followed by the presence of a pulse. All messages are sent twice to reduce false signaling. After allowing for retransmission, line control, etc, data rates are around 20 bit/s, making X10 data transmission so slow that the technology is confined to turning devices on and off or other very simple operations.

In order to provide a predictable start point, every data frame transmitted always begin with a start code of 1110. Immediately after the start code, a house code (A–P) appears, and after the letter code comes a function code. Function codes may specify a unit number code (1–16) or a command code, the selection between the two modes being determined by the last bit where 0=unit number and 1=command). One start code, one letter code, and one function code is known as an X10 frame and represent the minimum components of a valid X10 data packet.

Each frame is sent twice in succession to make sure the receivers understand it over any power line noise for purposes of redundancy, reliability, and to accommodate line repeaters.

Whenever the data changes from one address to another address, from an address to a command, or from one command to another command, the data frames must be separated by at least 6 clear zero crossings (or “000000″). The sequence of six zeros resets the device decoder hardware.

The radio protocol

A four-channel radio switch and radio-to-power-line transponder

To allow the operation of wireless keypads, remote switches, and the like, a radio protocol is also defined. Operating at a frequency of 310 MHz in the U.S. and 433 MHz in European systems, the wireless devices send data packets that are very similar to ordinary X10 power line control packets. A radio receiver then provides a bridge which translates these radio packets to ordinary X10 power line control packets.

The devices available using the radio protocol include:

• Keypad controllers (”clickers”)
• Keychain controllers that can control one to four X10 devices
• Burglar alarm modules that can transmit sensor data
• Passive infrared switches to control lighting and X-10 chimes
• Non-passive information bursts

Device modules

X10 modules: A lamp socket module

Depending on the load that is to be controlled, different modules must be used. For incandescent lamp loads, a lamp module or wall switch module can be used. These modules switch the power using a triac solid state switch and are also capable of dimming the lamp load. Lamp modules are almost silent in operation, and generally rated to control loads ranging from around 40 watts to 500 watts.

For loads other than incandescent lamps, such as fluorescent lamps, high-intensity discharge lamps, and electrical appliances), the triac-based electronic switching in the lamp module is unsuitable and an appliance module must be used instead. These modules switch the power using an impulse relay. In the U.S., these modules are generally rated to control loads up to 15 amperes.

Many device modules offer a feature called local control. If the module is switched off, operating the power switch on the lamp or appliance will cause the module to turn on. In this way, a lamp can still be lit or a coffee pot turned on without the need to use an X10 controller. Wall switch modules may not offer this feature.

Some wall switch modules offer a feature called local dimming. Ordinarily, the local push button of a wall switch module simply offers on/off control with no possibility of locally dimming the controlled lamp. If local dimming is offered, holding down the push button will cause the lamp to cycle through its brightness range.

Higher end modules have more advanced features such as programmable on levels, customizable fade rates, the ability to transmit commands when used (referred to as 2-way devices), and scene support.

There are sensor modules that sense and report temperature, light, infra-red, motion, or contact openings and closures. Device modules include thermostats, audible alarms and controllers for low voltage switches.

Controllers

X10 controllers: A simple controller, a radio controller, and an original controller usable with an ultrasonic remote control

X10 controllers range from extremely simple to very sophisticated.

The simplest controllers are arranged to control four X10 devices at four sequential addresses (1–4 or 5–8). The controllers typically contain the following buttons:

• Unit 1 On/Off
• Unit 2 On/Off
• Unit 3 On/Off
• Unit 4 On/Off
• Brighten/Dim (last selected unit)
• All Lights On/All Units Off

More sophisticated controllers can control more units and/or incorporate timers that perform preprogrammed functions at specific times each day. Units are also available that use passive infrared motion detectors or photocells to turn lights on and off based on external conditions.

Finally, very sophisticated units are available that can be fully programmed or use a program running in an external computer. These systems can execute many different timed events, respond to external sensors, and execute, with the press of a single button, an entire scene, turning lights on, establishing brightness levels, and so on. Control programs are available for PCs running Microsoft Windows, Apple’s Macintosh and Linux software.

Burglar alarm systems are also available. In these systems, the controller uses X10 protocols or ordinary wiring to interrogate a number of remote sensors that may monitor doors, windows, and other access points. The controller may then use X10 protocols to activate lights, sirens, etc.

Weak points and limitations

One problem with X10 is excessive attenuation of signals between the two live conductors in the 3-wire 120/240 volt system used in typical North American residential construction. Signals from a transmitter on one live conductor may not propagate through the high impedance of the distribution transformer winding to the other live conductor. Often, there’s simply no reliable path to allow the X10 signals to propagate from one phase wire to the other; this failure may come and go as large 240 volt devices such as stoves or dryers are turned on and off. (When turned on, such devices provide a low-impedance bridge for the X10 signals between the two phase wires.) This problem can be permanently overcome by installing a capacitor between the phase wires as a path for the X10 signals; manufacturers commonly sell signal couplers that plug into 240 volt sockets that perform this function. More sophisticated installations install an active repeater device between the phases, while others combine signal amplifiers with a coupling device. A repeater is also needed for inter-phase communication in homes with three-phase electric power. In many countries outside North America, entire houses are typically wired from a single 240 volt single phase wire so this problem does not occur.

An RCD/GFCI can attenuate X10 signals passing through the device. This means that X10 signals passing through an RCD may not be strong enough to provide reliable communication.

Other problems: TVs or wireless devices may cause spurious off or on signals. Noise filtering (as installed on computers as well as many modern appliances) may help keep external noise out of X10 signals, but noise filters not designed for X10 may also filter out X10 signals traveling on the branch circuit to which the appliance is connected.

Also, certain types of power supplies used in modern electronic equipment (such as computers, television sets, and satellite receivers) “eat” passing X10 signals by providing a low impedance path to high frequency signals. Typically, the capacitors used on the inputs to these power supplies short the X10 signal from line to neutral, suppressing any hope of X10 control on the circuit near that device. Filters are available that will block the X10 signals from ever reaching such devices; plugging offending devices into such filters can cure mysterious X10 intermittent failures.

Some X10 controllers may not work well or at all with low power devices (below 50 watts) or devices like fluorescent bulbs that do not present resistive loads. Use of an appliance module rather than a lamp module may resolve this problem.

X10 signals can only be transmitted one command at a time, first by addressing the device to control, and then sending an operation for that device to perform. If two X10 signals are transmitted at the same time they may collide or interleave, leading to commands that either cannot be decoded or that trigger incorrect operations.

The X10 protocol is also slow. It takes roughly three quarters of a second to transmit a device address and a command. While generally not noticeable when using a tabletop controller, it becomes a noticeable problem when using 2-way switches or when utilizing some sort of computerized controller. The apparent delay can be lessened somewhat through the use of scenes and by using slower device dim rates.

X10 dimmer devices offer little or no built-in support for varying lighting moods, so called “scene setting”. Changing a lighting scene typically requires adjusting each lighting circuit one after the other, and can be visually unappealing and also very slow. Support for arbitrary dimming speed is also generally lacking, again limiting the aesthetics and suitability of X10 for proper lighting control.

The standard X10 power line and RF protocols lack support for encryption, and can only address 256 devices. Unless filtered, power line signals from close neighbours using X10 may interfere with each other if the same device addresses are used by each party. Interfering RF wireless signals may similarly be received, with it being easy for anyone nearby with an X10 RF remote to wittingly or unwittingly cause mayhem if an RF to power line device is being used on a premises.

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