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      ABOUT IP-RELAY.com

As a relay customer in California, you have the option to use GoAmerica as your relay provider via a TTY.

In addition, you can take advantage of GoAmerica's wide offering of Internet Relay (IP Relay) services, which give you the convenience and flexibility of making a relay call via a computer with high speed Internet access, or through your wireless device. Like GoAmerica's CRS services, our services give deaf and hard of hearing people the ability to place relay calls, confidentially and free of charge.

Our relay operators and video interpreters are friendly professionals who are trained to handle your calls quickly and confidentially. Our operators are available to handle your calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Click here to place an IP-RELAY call now.

Click here to place an i711.com call now.

Below is an overview of additional GoAmerica services which are available to you!

    Wireless IP-RELAY.com and i711 Wireless

    Both Wireless IP-RELAY.com and i711 Wireless give you the flexibility of placing a relay call from your Blackberry or Sidekick device. By simply downloading software, you can enjoy the same great benefits of IP-RELAY.com and i711.com away from your desk!

    Click here to learn more about Wireless IP-RELAY.com.

    Click here to learn more about i711 Wireless.

    MY IP RELAY and i711Relay

    If you like AOL Instant Messenger, you'll want to add My IP Relay or i711Relay to your buddy list! By downloading AIM software to your computer or wireless device, you can send or receive relay calls via AOL® Instant Messenger™.

    It's easy and convenient to get started.

    And click here to learn more about i711Relay on AIM!

    MY IP RELAY NUMBER and i711 CALL ME

    Both My IP Relay Number™ and i711 Call Me™ are great features in the GoAmerica family of services. You now can have the flexibility of receiving incoming calls to your computer or wireless device through AOL Instant Messenger. And you can check your messages wherever you go- phone callers, TTY and other voice users have the ability to leave you a message via email!

Which number is right for you?

If you prefer a number with a local area code, click here to learn more about My IP Relay Number™.

If you prefer a number with a toll-free area code, click here to learn more about i711 Call Me™.

HANDS ON VIDEO RELAY SERVICES

Hands On Video Relay Services allows you to communicate with anyone you want to, in American Sign Language (ASL). Through the use of a video interpreter, you can sign your message to the person you are calling and the video interpreter will communicate to the standard phone user and then in turn sign a response back to you, all on your videophone or computer screen!

To learn more click here.

 



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