Express yourself with Sprint Relay using AIM®. Place or receive calls on any wireless device or computer using AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) with internet access. Back and forth communication takes place in a snap and you have only your fingertips to slow you down.
Communication freedom that gets your point across.
Download AIM® on your BlackBerry!
For the BlackBerry 8703e:
www.sprintrelaystore.com/aim1
For the BlackBerry 8830 and 8330 Curve (aka AIM 2.0):
www.sprintrelaystore.com/aim2
To use Sprint IP with AIM®
- Open AIM® and send an IM to the screen name 'Sprint IP'
- Save Sprint IP in your Buddy list
- Place Sprint IP relay calls with your Blackberry, Treo and Sidekick device or with ANY device that runs AIM®!
- Easy and convenient! No "GA" needed
- To connect with a Spanish relay operator, type Espanol
- Type Help to connect to Sprint Relay Customer Service
Letter Dialing
- Do you ever need to dial a phone number that has letters instead of numbers? Let Sprint Relay do the work. With SprintIP just enter the letters of the phone number you want to call and we will call the number for you. It’s that simple.
Sprint Relay Customer Service
- On Sprint IP using AIM: Type Help to connect to Sprint Relay Customer Service
- Phone: 1-800-676-3777 Voice/TTY or 800-676-4290 Spanish
- Address: PO Box 29230, Shawnee Mission, KS 66201-9230
- Fax: 1-877-877-3291
- Email: Sprint.TRSCustServ@sprint.com
- Directory
Related Links
- Receive Voice calls to AIM
- Federal employees: www.frso.us
- Email Sprint Relay Customer Service
- Register AIM® Screen name
Sprint IP Wireless application for all BlackBerry devices, Treo WM and PPC 6700: Sprint IP Wireless is no longer available for placing calls and recommend to start using Sprint IP using AIM on your wireless device. Sprint Relay is still supporting wireless Relay calls. Sprint Relay has decided to concentrate on the SprintIP using AIM product. This is a free application that is pre-installed on many new PDA and Smart phones being sold today. It is simple, easy to use and AIM is one of the most preferred methods of communicating within the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.