Are Toll Free Supplies Still Dropping?

With the popularity of toll free phone numbers for business and personal use continuing to increase and two-thirds of the available supply of 800, 888, 877, and 866 numbers already taken, the answer is yes.

Millions of new subscribers register every year for the remaining available numbers. And while companies like Tollfreenumber.ORG still have access to a large supply of popular toll free numbers to give to their subscribers, most experts advise that anyone who wants to sign up for toll free service should do so soon.

A toll free number is a valuable commodity and the supply of remaining available numbers is limited. Meanwhile, there are no reported plans by the FCC to immediately release the reserved toll free pre-fixes (855, 844, 833 and 822). It is anyone's guess when they will be made available for use.

Toll free service has become a staple for businesses, organizations, and not-for-profits. According to reports, 98% of Americans use toll free numbers regularly. Responses to ads can increase as much as 600% if the advertisement includes a 1-800 number. Toll free numbers are economical, convenient, and very effective.

Tollfreenumber.ORG offers a variety of toll free options at affordable rates. Business owners acquiring an 1-800 number from Tollfreenumber.ORG can have their customer inquiries routed to their home or cell phones, giving them the advantage of communication with potential customers 24 hours a day. And they offer a host of other unique features such as caller id, call tracking, eFaxes and voicemail options.