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• 1. 800.735.7757
• 2. 614-898-7778
• 3. 440-564-7718
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• 5. (843) 332-4506

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is novelty house Bingo?

  Novelty House, our family corporation, provides a full range of bingo products including state of the art electronic bingo networks, elaborate gaming consoles and displays, instant win tickets and traditional bingo supplies such as bingo cards and player’s concession items like bingo daubers.

• What is a vanity phone number?

  A vanity number is a telephone number whose corresponding keypad letters spell a word or name. E.g. 1-800-FLOWERS, 1-800-TAXICAB or 1-800-BATTERY What is an Easy Dial Phone Number? Easy dial numbers have simple, easy patterns with either repeating digits or alternating digits versus a number with seven random digits.

• What is a valuevanity number?

  Vanity numbers are local or toll-free phone numbers that are used - primarily by businesses - for the purpose of marketing and advertising. These phone numbers have been shown to improve brand recall among consumers as they are easier to remember.

• Are novelty phone numbers a good idea?

  What’s more, the draw of a novelty phone number might even be stronger than ever — possibly because we so rarely use our phones these days to actually, y’know, make calls. Distance makes the heart grow fonder and all. [ Like what you read? Check out Dangerous Games To Play In The Dark , available from Chronicle Books now!]

• What happened to ’novelty hotlines’?

  Novelty hotlines are nothing new; indeed, I would argue that their heyday occurred during the ‘80s and ‘90s, at which time you could call everyone from Freddy Krueger to the Ninja Turtles . Their popularity began to wane during the 2000s — but interestingly, we’ve seen them evolve in the years since, too.