Sprint Relay E-news - Just for YOU!

	VLOG by Paul Rutowski My name is Paul Rutowski, and I am your Sprint Relay National Consumer Sales Manager based in Austin, Texas. I manage a terrific group of Consumer Relations Managers, each of whom is responsible for different territories in the United States. We all are excited to share our new eNewsletter to our customers and friends. With each issue, we plan to have a little bit of everything — announcements, cool tips and some entertainment. Our first issue will spotlight how you can get ahead with the new SprintVRS, the BlackBerry as a Wireless Internet Modem, how we AIM to please, and introduce Matt Daigle as a premier cartoonist. Thank you for joining us! See you around! Two Thumbs up!

	POWER UP WITH THE NEW SPRINT VRS What do you want from a video relay service provider? Why do you use the VRS provider you are currently using? Do you feel you are getting the quality and service that you want from your current provider? Many individuals have asked for a dependable video relay service that provides a faster response time, higher quality video image, more efficient customer service and quality interpreting services. Thanks to Sprint, customers will now have their wishes come true. On July 1, 2007, Sprint switched to a new VRS vendor. Sprint now offers customers Enhanced video quality images Expert, highly qualified video interpreters Spanish-speaking video interpreters Voice Carry Over (VCO) VRS 24 hours a day/7 days a week service Phone Book Free domestic long distance calling The good news is that anyone can access Sprint VRS regardless of their videophone brand! If you currently have sprintvrs.tv listed in your videophone speed dial, you must change it to sprintrelay.tv. If you don't have sprintrelay.tv in your videophone, simply add it to your speed dial. It's that easy! Access to all of Sprint video relay services are as follows: Voice Carry-Over - vco.sprintrelay.tv Espanol - espanol.sprintrelay.tv Customer Service - help.sprintrelay.tv Computer with webcam - www.sprintvrs.com For the last 17 years, Sprint has strived to provide the highest quality relay services for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, or have a speech disability. Sprint is determined to continue it's tradition of top quality service for all consumers. Switch to Sprint today, and let us prove we have the best VRS in town!

	Cool Software for the Blackberry!!! Need to use your laptop, but you have no internet access? Now you can go wireless anywhere with Sprint's PAM (Phone As Modem) using your Sprint Blackberry PDA. Click here to view the video explaining PAM. It provides instructions and you could soon be using your laptop to connect to the world, thanks to your Blackberry. Try it today!! It is a free service included with the Blackberry monthly service. To download instructions, click here.

	Introducing Matt Daigle, Cartoonist Sprint is proud to introduce the artist who created the cartoon for the July 4th announcement to notify the world of Sprint's new VRS. Matt Daigle is a deaf cartoonist who uses his delightful humor to make people laugh and to help people understand deaf culture. A resident of Sioux Falls, SD, Matt developed his illustrating skills during his childhood and graduated from Northern State with a degree in Advertising and Graphic Design. Matt has designed several holiday cartoons. To view the cartoons, click here. Below are links to all the cartoons he has designed. Father's Day Cartoon 4th of July Cartoon Grandparent's Day Cartoon - NEW

	Do you AIM? We Do Too. And We AIM to Please. Over 60 million individuals use AOL AIM. Gee, that's a LOT! Due to the high popularity of AIM, it continues to grow and has even progressed from PCs to hand-held wireless devices. Do you use AIM on your wireless device? Good!! We can help you receive or make Relay calls by AIM from your wireless device. If you have a Blackberry, you can download the AIM program at www.blackberry.com/aim. There are several other good programs that run AIM smoothly. Although we do not recommend or endorse software programs, we have composed a list to save you time. Click here: www.sprintrelaysupport.com/extra/extra.html To use SprintIP relay services through AIM, just add SprintIP to your buddy list. Yes, that's all folks! Need Help? Click here for Instructions. To receive voice relay calls by AIM, you must register. How? Click SprintIP in the buddy window and a text box will open. At the bottom of the text window is a box where you type "Register" then hit the send key. You will get a reply that your registration is successfully completed. You are now OFFICIALLY registered to receive incoming voice calls. Easy, right?? Right!!! Need Help? Click here for Instructions. For hearing callers to contact you, they need to call (877) 866-8057 (English) or (877) 866-8059 (Spanish). When they connect with a voice operator, all they do is request a call to the AIM screen name you already own. Try it; you'll love it. Sprint is happy to provide "business cards" with all your contact information. Simply drop us an email at sprint.trscustserv@sprint.com.
	Voice to AIM!