Humor Hotlines - From the creators of The Rejection Hotline

From RejectionHotline.com to HumorHotlines.com


The Rejection Hotline began way back in 2001 (initially just as a funny little joke - but it quickly grew into a pop-culture phenomenon reaching millions of people!). The original website, RejectionHotline.com, followed in 2002, and that's when we started hearing from people all over the country asking us to expand - so we did!  

In recent years, we have expanded WAY beyond just the original Rejection Hotline (212- 660-2245). The "It Could Always Suck More" Hotline (401-992-4050), The "Psychiatric Hotline" (973-409-3277), The "Angry Santa Hotline" (772-257-4661), and others each started receiving MILLIONS of calls. Most of these new hotlines had/have nothing to do with "rejection" or the original idea behind the Rejection Hotline, so it quickly became apparent that we were really much more about HUMOR HOTLINES. So, we just felt www.HumorHotlines.com would be a more appropriate place for our fans to find ALL of our various "Humor Hotlines" - including, but certainly not limited to, the original Rejection Hotline that started it all. 

Enjoy,
 
Jeff G. Founder, The Rejection Hotline & HumorHotlines.com

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