There isn't one universal "Santa text number," but several services offer Santa-themed texting, like TextsFromSanta.com (877-240-9353) for updates, or specific holiday hotlines like the US-based (605) 313-4000 for voicemail messages, while Australia's Telstra offers a free payphone code #HOHOHO (#464646) to connect to Santa's HQ for calls.
People in Australia can now dial Santa in the lead up to Christmas from any of Telstra's 14,300+ public phones across the country by dialling #HO HO HO (#46 46 46).
How texting Santa works. Santa's elves have taken over SimpleTexting's business texting software and turned it into a dedicated Christmas toll-free line for boys and girls across North America! All you have to do is text your Christmas list to (833) 798-0109 and Santa will do the rest!
Calling #464646 (which spells #HOHOHO) from a Telstra public payphone in Australia connects you to a free, interactive hotline to speak with Santa Claus, a popular Christmas tradition that runs annually until Christmas Eve, allowing kids to share wish lists and chat with the North Pole.
Santa's personal phone number is 605-313-0691, brought to you by Free Conference Call, a conferencing service that also takes messages for the man in red. Kids will hear the following outgoing message and a prompt to verbalize their Christmas wish lists: “Merry Christmas!
While we're agnostic about whether people should include Santa in their holiday traditions — that's for each family to decide — our empirically informed view is that learning the truth about Santa Claus does not have to be a distressing experience and can even be a positive one.
If you call Santa's number the kiddos will be able leave a voicemail at the end of the call (he actually called back) and if you call the Grinch they'll hear the Grinch Story. Santa :951 262 3062 Grinch : 712 832 85 55 My kids love it and hopefully your kids or will too 💚🌲🎅
This is an Australian government number reserved for emergency information and all messages should be treated as genuine. If in doubt, you can verify the information on the ACT Emergency Services Agency or ACT Policing websites. In an emergency, do not wait for a warning. Leaving early is the safest option.
At one point, Sheldon casually mentions the Cooper family's home phone number — (409) 356-6049 — and the exact same number even appears on the label of their desk touchtone phone. Now here's the crazy part: if you actually dial that number in real life, you get the Coopers' answering machine.
So please remember, if you or your child accidently calls 999 – don't hang up! Speak to the Call Handler and let them know it was just a mistake, they won't be annoyed or angry, you will be helping them by letting them know officers aren't needed. Your browser can't play this video.
It's a free a app, but I gladly paid the 99c to buy my Granddaughters name. She's 4 & the wonder on her face as she was talking to Santa was priceless! It's not a live discussion, but so perfectly done that it feels real. You can choose between the British & American Santa.
The hotline is an international voicemail line for children of all ages to leave messages for the North Pole at no charge. Callers across the globe may dial into Santa's Hotline at 1-605-313-4000. FreeConferenceCall.com also allows children to call Santa using numbers in countries outside the United States.
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In Australia, the emergency number for Police, Fire, or Ambulance is Triple Zero (000), not 911; 911 is used in countries like the United States, and dialing it in Australia won't connect you to emergency services. Always use 000 for life-threatening or serious emergencies in Australia, as it's the quickest way to get the right help.
In Australia, Secret Santa is most commonly called Kris Kringle, though "Secret Santa" is also widely understood and used, especially in workplaces, with some variations like Yankee Swap or White Elephant for different gift styles. The name Kris Kringle comes from the German Christkindl (Christ Child) and stuck as a cheerful term for the anonymous gift exchange.
Both +61 and 0061 are used as the Australia country code. The main difference is that +61 is a universal format used on mobile phones, where the + automatically translates to the correct exit code for your location. The 0061 format is more specific to landlines, where 00 is the exit code for most of Europe.
[Urban legend] The 999-999-9999 phone number, apparently, will grant you a wish and then kill you some time after.
Prank calling can be illegal in some situations. While each state is different, most states prohibit making prank calls to annoy or harass someone. All states make it illegal to prank call 911. Recording a prank call can constitute illegal wiretapping in many states, including in California.
It works on landlines, iPhones, and Android devices but not when calling toll-free numbers or emergency services. If the person you're calling has blocked anonymous calls, *67 won't work either.
What to do if you call Triple Zero (000) accidentally. If the call has been made but you don't need emergency services, don't hang up. Wait until a responder answers, then explain that you don't need help.
But in another part of the world, that same number has a completely different, life-or-death meaning. In Australia, 000 is the equivalent of our 911, the number you call in your most urgent moment of need.
If you misdial and accidentally call 112, DO NOT hang up! Wait until your call is answered and explain that you misdialled.
Kids of all ages can call 1-855-Santa-4-Kids (1-855-726-8245) to tell if they've been naughty or nice, and ask about all the happenings at the North Pole! Don't forget to have your wish-list ready!
This is Santa's FREE voicemail number and it's genuinely the best thing you'll discover 😂🎄 If your kids are currently feral with Christmas excitement, get them to ring this - Santa answers with a cute message and they can leave him one back. 📞 0330 606 0547 Freephone. No catches.
Queues formed at local public phones as eager callers waited to share their Christmas wish lists. From 13 November right through to Christmas Eve, Aussies can once again dial #HOHOHO (#464646) for free from any of Telstra's 14,000+ public phones nationwide to chat directly to the North Pole.