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=== Assistant: Yep — on AT&T you can just dial 611 from your iPhone and it’ll take you straight to AT&T customer service, free of char… === Yep — on AT&T you can just dial 611 from your iPhone and it’ll take you straight to AT&T customer service, free of charge. Here are your best contact options: # Phone (fastest for your case) * Dial: 611 from your AT&T phone, or 1-800-331-0500 from any phone. * Say “technical support” or “advanced technical support” when the voice menu starts. * If asked about your problem, say “calls fail immediately” — that usually routes you to someone who handles voice provisioning. # AT&T Store * Go to any corporate AT&T store (not an authorized reseller) — they can swap your SIM for free and trigger a VoLTE reprovision on the spot. # AT&T App * The myAT&T app has a “Chat with us” option, but chat agents are slower to escalate to Tier 2. If you’re calling now, I’d recommend: # Dial 611 # When the system asks why you’re calling, say “advanced technical support”. # When you get a human, read the one-paragraph script we wrote earlier. If you’d like, I can also give you a short escalation line you can use if the first rep doesn’t understand VoLTE provisioning. Want me to prep that?
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