Searching for a location to hold private phone call in Manhattan. (live, cars)

[zfilipov]

I also recommend breather.com. Used a few times and it worked great. WARNING THOUGH: They will charge your debit/credit card a pre-authorization / TEST FEE of like $250 or something, which will be returned to you (after a few business days) -- just to TEST your card to make sure there's enough funds. It is so annoying. When I first signed up, I was horrified and started freaking out immediately thinking that I've been scammed. But it's a legitimate thing.

Here's more info: https://support.breather.com/hc/en-u...-Authorization

[Henna]

Originally Posted by Kefir King

A rest room in a department store?
Not a library please. They should be phone-free.

Actually by chance I learned that the furniture department at Bloomingdales is great for a phone call. Nice couches.

[Kefir King]

Originally Posted by reed303

Confessional in a Catholic Church ??

"Bless me Father...sorry, I gotta take this call."

[foodyum]

Originally Posted by Henna

Actually by chance I learned that the furniture department at Bloomingdales is great for a phone call. Nice couches.

Also shoe departments

[Hannah5555]

Central Park.

[mrmondaynight]

Search for a secluded area in Central Park.

[Hannah5555]

Originally Posted by mrmondaynight

Search for a secluded area in Central Park.

For a phone call? It’s a big park. Easy.

[Kefir King]

Originally Posted by Henna

Actually by chance I learned that the furniture department at Bloomingdales is great for a phone call. Nice couches.

Maybe better is the SAKS bathrooms. Stalls are floor to ceiling mahogany, Quiet as a casket.

[The Big Kahuna]

Originally Posted by MountainDewGuy

Hello everyone. I will be in midtown Manhattan for a doctor's appointment on an upcoming weekday. I also have a job interview phone call scheduled shortly thereafter. It would be much appreciated if someone could provide recommendations for possible locations where I could reserve or rent space (i.e. meeting room, library space, etc) by the hour, like a Kinko's or a co-working space, to use for my phone call.

Thanks!

Assuming you can't reschedule the doctor appointment, why not ask the doctor's office staff if they can provide a quiet room?

[sandlines]

I once had to do a phone interview while in midtown. I went to Bryant park thinking it would be somewhat quiet. I couldn't believe how many sirens and honking cars went by during the call. Just tried to laugh it off and told the interviewer it's hard to find a quiet spot in nyc. Still did manage to get a job offer after that.