| # | Name | Comments |
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| 201 | Denise Schweizer | |
| 202 | Quinto |
| 203 | Fred Morgan |
| 204 | Erin Moore | i have been a sprint customer since 2003; though I recently moved my service to at&t so i could use a symbian based phone. An accessible phone is something i believe every blind person should have no matter their financial circumstances. i would rather have a Sprint phone, but they make it almost impossible when your options of phones are limited and the cost will be around $800 for both the phone and program. I realize there are less expensive options like the LG Fusic and its successor the LG muziq phone, however these phones are offerd for a short time and quickly discontinued. They are also pricy without an upgrade or rebate running about $300 for only a few menue items that speak. If Sprint wants to keep their blind customers I would suggest they make a deal to offer a screen reading solution like Mobile Speak or Mobile Speak Pocket to see that each of their customers is treated equally and can take full advantage of their services. |
| 205 | Anonymous | I completely agree with this petition. Sprint can do so much more for their blind/visually impaired customers. The reps do not know anything about accessible phones or programs and furthermore they do not care. They simply refer you to a phone with speech recognition. i have the LG fusic and in college my deaf friends were impressed that the phone even had a TTY mode. Yet none of the text messaging was accessible to a blind user. If Sprint is such a great company, why are they ignoring a whole population of people? |
| 206 | Anonymous | Currently, I have the Motorola Q running Windows Mobile 5 and am looking to get a new phone since I have had so many issues with battery life and Windows errors. I work for a campus that has a contract with Sprint so it is in my best interest to be a Sprint customer. I have been disappointed with the lack of options in phones for someone who is blind/visually impaired. |
| 207 | Anonymous | I am totally blind and have been with Sprint for 8 years. I currently use the PP6800 cell phone. Although, as you with economic hardship, I am not able to purchase the MSP; therefore, I use the demonstration that allows me access for every ten minutes. |
| 208 | Anonymous |