I doubt it; however, you can address you question to Mary Newill, Trademark Administrator her email is trademark@realtors.org

You got it.

Great answers here. I hope you got it. 

Since you can't use it in a web address, I really doubt you can use it in a phone number (though I totally dig what you're going for there).  Your best bet is to go to the source and ask the NAR (or check out their website for a listing of what is and is not allowed).  Good luck, would love to know the result.

Sure, until someone reports it - which may or may not happen

No.  NAR protects everything remotely related to the word "realtor".

My question to you is...

Why the heck would you want something that makes you one of the Zillions of realtors out there? 

I have been in business for more than 25 years and have never referred to myself as a realtor or marketed anything with that title.

Eve

Richard Weeks nailed this one!

I would bet that someone owns that number or will after reading this.

Good luck on getting that number.

The COE document does share what is the correct and incorrect use of this word.

Doubtful.  You can use the numbers but not the word to accompany it. 

Doubtful.  

I'm sure someone will complain at some point if you advertise it

No, never, nada!

Most likely you will receive a phone call from NAR!

I would not.

You may wish to avoid this temptation.

Excellent question.

That is a great question

You can have the phone number (NAR doesn't own the phone companies), but if you advertise it with the name REALTOR, you will get a Cease and Desist letter from NAR... even if you are a member.

no

great question - 

That never occurred to me.

Not alone like that. It can be used only with the name of the member.

I don't believe you can because it's trademarked. 

No...unless accompanied by the name of the realtor (assuming the person is a realtor).

I would say no - they take the fun out of everything.

Good question and I don't know the answer.

First, you need to be a member of NAR.

An interesting question.

On one hand, those that can use it do. On the other, double checking is wise

I would have to agree with no because of the trademark.

It's a registered trademark, so no.

No

Can you get the little R with a circle symbol into this.