I can't find any reference to '1-900-Huslter' in the source code of the actual article, so it looks like it's either poorly editorialized by the submitter, or BetaKit changed the title.
In either case, the editor should be aware that 900-numbers are very commonly associated with pay-per-minute sex-talk lines, and "Hustler" is the name of a pornographic publication on the more revealing side of the pornography scale. Both items are something I'm sure Clarity doesn't want associated with their brand.
