Based on your description, I believe that keen.com is the service that
you used. "KeenŽ provides live, immediate advice for your everyday
life. With over 10 million members seeking advice from 175,000 Advisor
listings in over 250 categories, Keen is the leading technology
platform for enabling commerce-based information exchange."
http://www.keen.com/documents/corpinfo/companyprofile.asp "About Keen
Company Profile" keen.com
Here is a link to the Tax Advisors:
http://www.keen.com/categories/categorylist.asp?Category=41 "Taxes"
keen.com
Assuming your objective is to contact the advisor you spoke with
previously, there appear to be two methods of accomplishing this.
Using the Internet:
"The Call Details page itemizes the details of every Keen Call you
make. Here's a quick summary and explanation of the information you'll
find on this page.
Billing Information -- How much your call cost, the Advisor's member
name, when your call began and ended, and how many minutes it lasted."
http://www.keen.com/documents/help/detailsseekers.asp "Getting Advice:
Call Details" keen.com
By telephone:
"What is My Recent Calls on 1-800-ASK-KEEN?
My Recent Calls is a new feature that lets you reach your favorite
advisors simply by calling 1-800-ASK-KEEN, pressing 1, then logging in
with your phone number and PIN."
"When you call 1-800-ASK-KEEN and press "1," you'll get a list of the
last nine advisors you've called. If the advisor you want to talk to
right now doesn't appear on that list, you can still easily reach him
or her, simply by pressing "3" and entering their extension #."
http://www.keen.com/documents/help/myrecentcalls.asp "Getting Advice:
My Recent Calls" keen.com
If all else fails, try submitting an inquiry to:
http://www.keen.com/documents/help/customersupport.asp "Customer
Support Form" keen.com
I hope the above information is useful to you.
Sincerely,
Wonko |