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Thanks Navyman and Ismi Thanks for the update on the Ojo. I think SnapVRS should update their website with that information as well. The tech info there still states that only Ojo-to-Ojo calls can be made.

Read the details about the Ojo Be careful with SnapVRS and the Ojo. If you read the website closely, you will see that the Ojo videophone runs on SIP videoconferencing protocol (rather than h323 like all other providers). The Ojo will only work with other Ojo videophones for point-to-point...

Sorenson owns it Techbill, Here are the license agreements for Sorenson VP100 and VP200. The agreement specifically says you are under no obligation to use it for VRS, but Sorenson retains ownership of all the hardware they install. MM Sorenson VRS

supply=demand Sorenson, and every other VRS provider, is simply responding to demand. If you want the interpreters to return to their old jobs, you will need to convince a lot of deaf friends to give up their VP and VRS.

Not exactly true From the SorensonVRS website: Sorenson VRS Are the ASL interpreters qualified and certified? Yes, Sorenson VRS interpreters are either certified by the National Association of the Deaf (NAD IV or V), or RID (CI, CT, CI/CT, CSC) or hold a state interpreter certificate...

Thank you DHB. I agree 100%. Sorenson should not be rude, but it is selfish to get EXTRA free videophone when others don't even have one yet. Also selfish to submit BS complaints to FCC and NAD. There are real complaints that already take forever to get process due to BS complaints...