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Realtor.com does not offer many options for receiving online support on the site. There is a small link called "Contact" at the bottom of the page. It is difficult to find the phone number or e-mail address associated with the site. However, the customer can find the real-time agent's phone number in his area. The overall design of Realtor.com is simple, clear, and neat. This approach in web site design is user friendly and can reduce intimidation and confusion of novice Internet users. This site also reduces page load time and enables compatibility with various Internet browsers (GoodPractices, 2003), according to some "best practices" of web design, such as small graphics.

That shocked me today: Why did not anyone contact me? That is what I mean. In recent weeks, I visited websites and entered my contact information on their "Contact Us" form. These forms are used in many designs, but basically have the same purpose. It is to gather contact information from people who are interested in something, such as purchasing products and services. This is equivalent to voicemail online. "I am, I am interested in this, this is my contact information, please contact me."