Our method

How we verify every listing.

01 — We find the official channel

We locate the customer service page on the brand's own website — not a reseller, not an ad, not a third party.

02 — We copy it exactly

Phone number, official chat or help link, and published support hours are transcribed as-is. Nothing is invented or 'optimized.'

03 — We stamp the date

Each listing carries a 'verified on' date and a link back to the source page, so you can confirm it yourself.

04 — You reach real help

You dial the number or open the chat directly. We're never in the middle of your call or your account.

Frequently asked questions

Where do your phone numbers come from?

Every number and link is taken from the brand's own official website or help centre. We record the source page and the date we last checked it, and show both on the brand page.

How often are listings checked?

We re-check listings regularly and whenever a visitor reports a problem. Each brand page shows the date it was last verified so you can see how current it is.

Is the directory free?

Yes. Browsing brands, phone numbers, support hours, common fixes and scam warnings is always free. The only paid option is the specialist chat, which is optional.

How do I spot a fake customer service number?

Be wary of numbers found in search ads, social media comments or pop-ups. Real support will never ask for gift cards, one-time codes, remote access or your password. Compare the number with the one on our verified brand page.

What is Scam Watch?

Scam Watch is our public list of known support scams — fake calls, texts, emails and websites — for each brand, including reports from visitors that our team has reviewed. You can sign up for email alerts for the brands you use.

Can I suggest a fix or a missing brand?

Yes. Use the Contact page to request a brand or report an outdated number, or add your experience to a brand's reported issues so other visitors can benefit.