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AmericanVRS
AmericanVRS provides Video Relay services to the deaf and hard of hearing who communicate through American Sign Language. This service uses a video software client which works over internet. The software is availabe for PC and Mac computers and is downloadable from the website.
Deaf users make a call by using the video software to provide the number they want to dial to a Video Interpreter. The interpreter then calls the hearing party and interprets the entire conversation from ASL to spoken English. Similarly, if a hearing person calls the deaf user, the call is first routed to the Video Interpreter, who then connects to the deaf user and translates English to ASL.
WIth AmericanVRS, you get qualified interpreters 24 hours a day, 7 days week. We support and provide real 10-digit numbers to all VRS customers. Every deaf or hard of hearing user who speaks ASL gets his or her own number to give out to friends, family and associates.
Service is easy and its FREE for the deaf!
If you have more question please visit out Frequently Asked Questions site (FAQ).
At PhoneCaption, we do exactly what our name says! We provide TV-Style closed captions for your phone calls. How many times have to said, "Say what?" or "Could you repeat, please?" over the phone when you cannot make out what the other party is saying? Well, PhoneCaption is your answer! Once you register for the service, we assign you your own toll-free number. When someone calls you, we simply display the captions of what the other party is saying to you over the Web. Captions can also be sent over your Blackberry, iPhone or IP phone (i.e. CISCO phones).
Sign up is easy and service is FREE for those with hearing loss.
To learn more about hearing loss, please visit our Articles Page.
If you have any questions please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page (FAQ)
FreeRelay provides IP Relay over the web or via instant messenger. This is an another form of relay service available over the web. You simply type in what you wish to say and the Communications Assistant (operator) will relay the text to the hearing party in voice. The Communications Assistant will then text what the hearing party says back to you. It is a simple and easy to use service. As of November 12, 2009 (anticipated date), users will be required to register for a 10-digit number to use this service. Registration and service are FREE.
If you have any questions please visit Frequently Asked Questions page (FAQ)
