Need help contacting Apple customer service to order Leopard—if available

For the last couple of days I have been unsuccessfully trying the various phone number for Apple customer service given on these board by several very helpful contributors.  I've also tried the numbers listed on the Apple web site.
The recorded announcements say either that I have reached a texting number or a discontinued number that is no longer in service.
Does anyone have a valid number?
I need a leopard retail install disc for my G5 Quad and for my MDD Dual G4, just in case I should ever need Leopard.  I'm sticking with Tiger on my main boot volume, as I want occassional access to Classic.
Thanks in advance.
rgc
Message was edited by: Ramón G Castañeda

BDAqua wrote:
Great deal, do let us know!
Well, well, well… I got the Leopard 10.5.6 install package from eBay-seller "Mac-Central" (link above).  This is what they do:  They take the "Mac Box Set Family Pack"—available, for instance at Amazon for $230 ( http://www.amazon.com/Mac-Box-Family-Pack-VERSION/dp/accessories/B001AMLQ6O )—which is a Mac software bundle consisting of three packages, the Leopard 10.5.6 install retail disc, iLife 09 and iWork09, and divide it into three separate items.
What I got was the Leopard 10.5.6 install retail disc from that set.
Of course, it does work on all my Macs, from the beige G3 tower with a Sonnet G4 processor upgrade, through my MDD Dual G4, the G5 Quad and the Intel MacBook.
I suppose this is legal, and at least it serves my purposes.
They include a one page note that says, in sum:
"As advertised, this is a family pack.  This piece of software came out of a sealed Mac Box Set Family pack…
"We guarantee that your software is a family pack and that you will get all 5 installs…
"Also as advertised, Apple does not supply a serial number with this product.
"If you… [want] to register… the product number on the outer retail box… MB998Z/A.
"Thank you so much, the guys at Mac Central"
So, that's what it is.  For US $135.99. 
< sigh… >

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