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Sprint Offers Free Voice-Dialing Services for Disabled Customers

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - June 30, 2005


Sprint announced its voice-dialing service, Sprint PCS Voice Command, is available for free to customers who are blind, visually impaired or physically disabled. The free service, which allows calls to be dialed by speaking the desired contact or phone number, also includes 10 free directory assistance calls per month. Sprint PCS Voice Command is currently available to Sprint customers for $5 a month.

To take advantage of this program, customers should contact Sprint to obtain an application form. The form requests basic customer information; in addition, customers are asked to have their doctor or ophthalmologist sign the form certifying the customer's eligibility.

For more details about this offer, users can visit www.sprint.com/accessibility, or to obtain an application, contact Customer Solutions at (888)211-4727.

"Sprint has always been a proponent of finding new ways to assist customers with disabilities, and this bundle of free services demonstrates our commitment and support to that effort by allowing customers an easier way to use their wireless phones," said Pamela Olson, product manager - Sprint PCS Voice Command.



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