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IVR Cheat Sheet If you've ever been stuck on a company's Interactive Voice Response (IVR) merry-go-round, then you know how frustrating it can be. Days spent listening to menu after menu, with no way out to speak to a human. Now, thanks to the IVR Cheat Sheet created by Paul English, you can defeat these systems and speak to an actual human being. The IVR Cheat Sheet contains codes for getting around the IVR systems of over 100 companies including: | American Express | Sony | Apple | | Bank of America | Amazon | Microsoft | | Citi Card | eBay | Cellular One | | Discover | Home Depot | Sprint PCS | | MasterCard | Ikea | T-Mobile | | Visa | Target | American Airlines | | Wells Fargo | Wal-Mart | Southwest Airlines | | GEICO | FedEx | United Airlines | | Netflix | UPS | Comcast | To read the The IVR Cheat Sheet on your Pocket PC, you must first have Microsoft Reader installed. If you don't already have it, check your Pocket PC's web site or the Microsoft web site to download a free copy. Then, use your Microsoft desktop software to install the guide to your Pocket PC, start Microsoft Reader and click Library. It's that easy! Copyright © 2005 by Paul English. 
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