Put the numbers in first and the acronym in ().
I personally find acronym phone numbers anoying and counter productive.
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012, jiminmanjr wrote:
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> I wasn't sure how to phrase the subject, so hopefully my explanation will
> make sense.
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> I've started a new job with a company. Our 1-800 number has our acronym as
> the last four digits. So, we put our number in our email signatures, on
> letterhead, etc. as 1-800-123-DIAL (this is just an example, not my company
> number).
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> However, we've run into situations where people get our email on their
> smart phones, and the telephone number is highlighted to click-and-call.
> However, the phones aren't catching the acronym at the end... and so it's
> defeating the purpose.
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> We don't want to be redundant and put 1-800-123-DIAL (3425), because it
> eliminates the option to click-and-call.
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> Does anyone have a suggestion of what we could do to "fix" this? Has this
> ever come up before? As I mentioned at the beginning, I don't know how to
> phrase it, so I'm not sure what to search for online.
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> Any input would be appreciated!
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> Thank you!
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> Jim
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*Rich Raiff*
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