Soonersseth
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Good luck changing the FCC ruleing lol
knightwolf68 said:yes u can call from on line to cell phone .... two co worker from here told me that they got a call from their friends from netmeeting... u need to check out on netmeeting and figure out ... u will see there is dail number and u can call them ...
Government pay for relay long distance that kind of thing...illustrator said:I think I deserve to pay the long-distance service. Staff are work hard to be paid for it.
I want all hearing impaired to be well-equal as hearing. Pay own goods and service. Not being begger.
Hmm.. I am think about write letter to FCC about long-distance issues.
pimpdaddyposse said:Government pay for relay long distance that kind of thing...
Dennis said:Illustrator, if you want an answer, contact your state relay's account manager. They will have all the answers you need.
I think you say you live in OR, if that is the case, contact:
Aparna Lele, Account Manager
Sprint, 8705 SW Nimbus, Suite 240,
Beaverton, OR 97008
800 377-1150 TTY, 503-671-1929 Fax
Email: aparna.lele@mail.sprint.com
from this page: http://www.sprintbiz.com/government/relay/contacts.html
I talk to the California Sprint account managers often and they answer all my questions. I'd ask them now but I know they're busy with the Deaf Nation event this weekend in Pomona, CA.
carmelo anthony said:illustrator is a disgrace to the deaf world.
pinkster said:Uh, do you not have anything positive to say? And what makes you say that? And what makes it ok for you to judge someone like that? hmm?
carmelo anthony said:illustrator is a disgrace to the deaf world.
Tostitos said:Even though carmelo didn't say it in a nice way but I have to agree with him. Being deaf in hearing world has been difficult enough and Relay Online has been generous enough to NOT charge us for long distance calls. I know they still do through tax but at least they don't charge us directly. This has taken down big barriers off our shoulders since we (not all of us) are the "unfortunates" who does not earn same amount of money as hearing does out there in real world. It's up to you illustrator to do whatever you want to do. Please think of other people... you might hurt some of us who can't afford to call our parents who lives somewhere else in USA. I think I have suffer enough, thank you.
pinkster said:I dont see how thats relevant to the kind of person Illustrator is. He simply asked for a legitimate explaination as to why the Online Relay is offered free to deaf people. What does that say about his personality? Nothing that we should judge upon. Ask questions, know more, look less stupid. Nothing wrong with that. I think you both are totally off.
I feel like Im one of few people who understands the original idea of his post. :thumbd:
illustrator said:Hmm.. I am think about write letter to FCC about long-distance issues.
Tostitos said:Ok, I judge your post as :thumbd: since you judged our post. Don't get too big headed right here since you proudly announced that you are the only one of the few that actually understand Illustrator's post. This is not just your world and we all have our own perspective. I understand the original post perfectly. I understand illustrator's intention to ask why we are not paying for Online Relay perfectly. You have no right to judge how we reply to illustrator's post. My post was intended to defend against one of the illustrator's post which is quoted below.
Have a nice day.
pinkster said:Actually I judged who you are, but yeah.
Tostitos said:You don't know me at all. I don't judge who you are at all. And you already pulled this thread off topic.
BACK to the topic, why are we not paying for Relay Online? And should illustrator write a letter to FCC?
Megladon said:Illustrator can do whatever he wants. Welcome to america. Now as much as this may shock everyone in here, i agree with him, using 711 should charge you long distance, but maybe at half the normal rate since the delay for having someones words be turned into text. Do i honestly think 1 letter to the FCC will do it, no. So dont everyone all jump up and down, and even if you are mad, like it or not its his right as an american do write to anyone he wants.