The US Department of Justice has sued AT&T over claims that it purposefully violated registration requirements for use of IP Relay — a service that allows the hearing impaired to place calls over the ...
The U.S. Department of Justice has accused AT&T of overcharging the government by millions of dollars by failing to crack down on scammers using a text-based Internet service for hearing-impaired ...
In 2002, telecommunication companies like MCI and AT&T offered free calls to the hearing impaired via internet web pages. The deaf customers will type their messages into dialog boxes similar to ...
AT&T improperly received millions of dollars from a government reimbursement fund by ignoring fraudulent use of the IP Relay call system provided free of charge to hearing- and speech-impaired US ...
The United States has filed a complaint against AT&T Corporation under the False Claims Act for conduct related to its provision of Internet Protocol (IP) Relay services, the Justice Department ...
A federally subsidized telephone service uses the Internet to link deaf and hearing callers, but the service is plagued by pranksters and outright fraud. Even businesses are getting scammed. For ...
For Steve Walker and his wife, Krista, the advent of an Internet-based telephone system for the deaf was a godsend. "It's allowed me to be more connected to my family at any time, day or night, ...
MCI announced Thursday that it has reached an agreement with America Online to allow deaf, hearing impaired and speech disabled individuals to access MCI’s IP-Relay.com services via AOL, AOL Instant ...
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