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Phone numbers that spell BOND or BONDS

Many bail companies are known by the second half of their trade: bonds. A number that ends in BONDS matches a name like that on the sign, the van and the business card.

BOND, without the S, is one letter shorter and leaves a digit free before the word.

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Putting BOND and BONDS to work

BONDS has five letters, so it takes the last four digits and one digit of the exchange. Callers hear the number as the area code, two digits and the word. BOND has four letters and fills the line number exactly, as BAIL does. Both read clearly on signs and in directories, and both tell the caller the line belongs to a bonding business.

If your company name already ends in Bonds, a matching number makes the name and the number one thing to remember. A company with more than one office can use BOND for one and BONDS for another, or the same word with a different local area code for each county it serves. Keep each number on the listings for its own office.

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