AT&T Relay Services

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What’s new at the new AT&T?

History repeats itself.

The first relay service provider is still the best. In 1986, AT&T was the first telecommunications company to offer a TTY Relay Service for consumers. Today, AT&T continues to provide innovative technology and the highest-quality customer service so everyone can communicate in their own way. Now that you know why more and more people are switching to AT&T, maybe you should, too.

Make an AT&T Relay call today!

See how easy it is to relay. Choose the way that fits you best and call with confidence. Your conversations are always handled professionally and kept confidential.

Services

Make the call that everyone else is making. Call AT&T Relay.

AT&T Relay has more ways to get you connected and keep you connected with friends, family, co-workers, and everyone else you want to communicate with.

TTY Relay Service

Keeping in touch is as easy as TTY Relay. It’s what everyone is typing about. If you are hard-of-hearing, deaf, or have a speech disability, TTY Relay makes it easy to communicate with anyone over the phone.

Video Relay Service (VRS)

See hello. Sign instead of type. Use sign language to communicate over the Internet. We make it easy. You’ll see. All you need is a high-speed Internet connection, a web camera or other video phone device, and Video Relay Services from AT&T. Simply connect with a Video Interpreter (VI). Two separate video windows enable you and the VI to see one another. The VI interpret your signed conversation for the person you’ve called, then interpret the spoken reply into signed conversation f or you to see. Facial expressions and body language enhance communication, making your conversation more natural so you feel at ease.

IM Relay Service

Instant messaging is already fast and fun. Could it get any better? Get plugged into the new AT&T IM Relay and start connecting faster and easier on AOL®™ Instant Messenger!

All you need is an Internet connection and an AIM®™ account. Enjoy a quicker way to relay with one-step dialing. Just IM the phone number you’re calling to the screen name “attrelay.”

IM Relay enables deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing people to communicate freely with one another. It works just like any other IM service, not only on your computer but on the go with most mobile devices.

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