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April 18, 2007
Volume 1, Issue 13

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HOVRS Introduces 411VRS

What's the address for...?
Tired of hunting for addresses and phone numbers online? Simply call 411VRS! Now deaf callers can also use 411 or directory assistance, thanks to 411VRS, a new service provided by Hands On Video Relay Service (HOVRS)!

"HOVRS has announced the availability of its newest service, 411VRS, which allows a person using American Sign Language (ASL) to connect to 411/directory assistance via HOVRS," said Ronald Obray, CEO. "411VRS is an exciting, easy-to-use service that HOVRS offers to make it simple for our customers to have equal access to information."

What's 411?
411 is a directory assistance service offering customers quick and easy access to phone numbers and addresses listed in white and yellow page directories. People looking for local restaurants or wanting the number of an old friend in their town can simply dial 411.

411 also provides reverse lookup for customers, finding the names of persons or businesses using a phone number or address. People everywhere use 411 daily because it's fast and easy.

411VRS is Free!
Until now, 411 was accessible only to voice callers for a fee. Thanks to 411VRS, deaf callers can now use 411 too - for free!

How to Use 411VRS
Calling 411 using 411VRS is quick and easy. And best of all, it costs you absolutely nothing!

Videophone
  • Dial 411VRS.tv
  • Tell the video interpreter you would like to make a 411 call.

    Web Cam/PC
  • Go to www.411vrs.com and click on the call button of your choice.

    MAC using iChat
  • Send an IM to hovrsIM using iChat.
  • Type, "411VRS" and press Enter.
  • You will be connected to a video interpreter.
  • If you use the HOVRS widget, enter 411vrs in the phone number box.

    DeafNation Expo in Pomona, CA

    Hands On Video Relay Service, Inc. (HOVRS), a sponsor of the DeafNation Expo on April 21, 2007 in Pomona, California, is thrilled to present the third episode of the miniseries A Permanent Grave by Mosdeux.

    The DeafNation Expo at the Fairplex, Building 9, at 1101 West McKinley Ave in Pomona, CA. More information about the location can be found at www.deafnation.com Expo hours are from 9am to 6pm.

    The HOVRS Booth has been transformed into a movie theater so attendees may view the movie in the comfort of a theater setting. For more information on A Permanent Grave and the making of the movie, please visit www.mosdeux.com
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