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Tele-Menu-Maze
“Press 1 for new idea, press 2 for search, press 3 for overview, press 4 for …” | |
When calling businesses or authorities nowadays, one seldom speaks directly with a live voice, but must first navigate a labyrinth of choices on several stages before finally often arriving at a dead end. This exercise could be developed into a tele-menu-maze challenge charging callers to try to get
to the goal of a non-visible maze by choosing directions via the number buttons.
For example, “Press 1 to turn left, press 2 to go straight ahead, press 3 to turn right or press 4 to turn around.”
“3”
“Press 1 to turn left, press 3 to turn right or press 4 to turn around.”
”2”
”Press 4 to turn around”
…
Solving the maze might mean winning a small prize or no charge for the call or to allow only tenacious or intelligent callers to ring you.
Short name, e.g., Bob's Coffee
Destination URL.
E.g., http://www.coffee.com/
Description (displayed with the short name and URL.)
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I'm pretty sure this is the purpose of existing touchtone call routing systems, already. With that said, I'd probably play this if I worked for the public service. Lab rat? Who, me? |
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