Stuck with tech troubles and don’t know how to find help from the big tech companies? Sometimes you don’t want to read a FAQ, you just want to be able to make a phone call and get help directly. Here’s exactly how to get in touch with the service teams at Apple, Amazon, Google, Samsung, and Microsoft. There’s nothing that can dull the excitement of a new gadget than figuring out you ended up with a faulty one. Lucky for us, customer support for some of these tech giants can help. The tricky part is figuring out how to contact the support team? Yeah, we’ve all been there. So, here’s your one-stop guide on how to reach the wizard-like tech gurus for some of the top tech companies — Apple, Amazon, Google, Samsung, and Microsoft.
How to find Apple customer service number
Apple doesn’t make it easy to figure out how to just call someone for help. Need the Apple phone number? To talk with Apple advisors device issues, use the Apple support phone number 1-800-275-2273 for US customers and 1-800-263-3394 if you’re Canada. You can also Contact Apple to find the specific numbers for each international region.
Apple also offers online chat support if you prefer typing over talking, accessible via the Apple support website. And guess what? There’s also an Apple Support app just waiting for you on your iPhone or iPad gives you access to basic troubleshooting guides and diagnostic tools as well as a direct chat tool with an Apple advisor.
Unfortunately, no email support exists for Apple, but the live chat support and Apple Support App may make up for it.
How to call Amazon customer service
Got a burning question for Amazon support? Simply call 1-888-280-4331, a number that’s open for your queries round the clock in both US and Canada. You can also call 1-877-375-9365 for any Amazon Echo queries for US customers or 206-922-0197 for Canadians and international customers.
If you prefer an email conversation, Amazon’s got you covered. Hop on to your email and direct your message to mws-admin@amazon.com for Amazon Web Service support, and echo-support@amazon.com for issues with Echo devices.
For best results, however, you can use the built-in Amazon customer support system from the website. It should give you troubleshooting guides or direct you to the proper channels if troubleshooting measures don’t work.
Pro tip: If you’re trying the email route, be a little patient and give them 24 hours to respond.
How to call Google support
For Google, things are a little more… well, Googly. There doesn’t appear to be a universal Google support number, but they do offer phone support for some specific services and gadgets like Pixel devices.
Google’s team is the one who’ll contact you but only after logging in, answering a couple of questions about your service or device issues on their customer support website. This way, Google representatives can already look up your queries beforehand for a faster, smoother conversation.
But don’t stress! They’ve got a comprehensive Help Center and perhaps the most popular forum of all time — Google Support Communities.
And hey, bet you didn’t know that Google has a support Twitter account! Now that’s modern service. Unfortunately, there are no listed customer service email addresses for the tech giant.
How to call Samsung
Samsung’s got a handy number for all your queries 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864) for US and Canada. But, if you’re a Samsung Care+ subscriber, you have a dedicated hotline at 1-877-699-1356.
They also have a pretty tidy Support website, where you can input the device or service you need help with, select the issue, and get a live chat agent to help you get it all sorted.
Can’t find an email for them, but between phone and chat, you’re set! You can also try @SamsungSupport on X for US and Canada customers.
How to call for help for Microsoft Office
Last but definitely not least, Microsoft Office has your back at 1-800-Microsoft (1-800-642-7676) if you’re a US customer and 1-877-568-2495 if you’re in Canada. You can find the rest of the international numbers in the Global Customer Service page on Microsoft’s website.
If you’re not crazy about human interaction via the phone, they’ve designed a sleek support site where you can find answers to almost all your questions.
Remember, folks, asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness. It’s a sign of wisdom! Now, armed with these numbers and links, may all your tech troubles find swift resolutions.
