Every week a new group of highly desirable vanity toll-free numbers is released into the marketplace. They’re freed up by companies that may have changed business or gone out of business, as well as by companies that may have been using a number in limited service areas.

With widely applicable word combinations like “man-power” “my-loans” “pizza-joint” and “out-of-debt,” these custom toll-free numbers get snapped up rapidly.

Here’s are just a few of the hot new numbers with toll-free 1-800, 1-888, 1-877, and 1-866 prefixes available at the time this blog post was published.

1-800-HOME-OWNER

1-877 -MAN-POWER

1-888-OUT-OF-DEBT

Please contact  us here at Custom Toll Free to find out more about fresh vanity numbers now available or coming available soon. Or use our toll-free number search tool (also known as reverse number lookup)  to find out the availability of the number you’d like.  Custom Toll Free can notify you if and when that number becomes available, or even help get this number assigned to your company.

The current economic downturn is shaking up many business sectors. To Custom Toll Free CEO Christopher Rugh, that turbulence means opportunity. For that reason, he’s brought on board a recognized expert in acquisitions and roll-ups to be the company’s new president.

Michael L. Evans was involved in creating the national IT consulting firm Cotelligent, Inc., through a roll-up of four regional IT companies. After successfully completing an initial public offering, the company acquired an additional 13 companies to make Cotelligent one of the larger IT consulting groups in the U.S., with more than 3,000 employees. Evans subsequently co-founded Certified Security Solutions, Inc., a national security and compliance consulting firm that has made the list of “100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in Washington” for the past four years.

Evans shares Rugh’s optimism about the future for Custom Toll Free in the vanity toll free numbers vertical.”In this period of time when everything is depressed, there are opportunities for a company to look strategically at growth and decide to become more aggressive,” Evans said. “The idea is that when the economy regains momentum, you are out ahead of the game.”