Yes- in some cases. We will register your Telephone Adapter so that the 911 calls made through that adapter are routed to the correct service center for the service address you provided at signup. Please note: 911 is only available from the address for which your phone is registered. If you use your adapter from other than the registered address, we cannot guarnatee that the call will be completed or that an the operator will be able to assist you.

IJVoice does not support 911 at this time but has plans to support 911 calls at a future date. We will update our customers and the website when this service is available. Click Here for more information on emergency service.

The availability to use the 911 service greatly depends on the VoIP service provider you choose. Some do NOT have 911 emergency calling, others offer limited 911 dialing that does NOT send phone number of address information to the dispatch operator, while others offer enhanced 911 that functions very similarly to regular phones by sending your phone number and address information to the dispatch operator.

Yes. You get connected to 911; however, when you are connected through the operator we do not get your address or phone number on our enhanced 911 screens. (Many of us did not have 911 when we grew up and we would call the operator who would then transfer us to police, fire, or ambulance when needed.) By not dialing 911 it slows down the process by preventing us from simply verifying your address. When you call in an emergency, you are often upset, afraid, and not always thinking rationally.

When there is an emergency, lives are in danger, serious injury, serious medical condition, crime in progress, or any other situation needing immediate attention.

The police dispatcher answers all 911 phone calls. Once the type of emergency is determined it is transferred to the appropriate agency, i.e., Fire or EMS.

Calls to 911 are routed and answered according to guidelines set by local public safety officials in your area. For example, some PSAPs answer emergency calls centrally for their entire state, others for their county or town. Most transfer calls or dispatch a responder nearest the emergency. Verizon Wireless provides enhanced location information to emergency call takers but it cannot guarantee your precise location.

We do not support 911 calling at this time, nor do we offer Enhanced 911 (E911). SuperPhone Unlimited plans to deploy short-form emergency services in selected areas by Q2 2003. The service will be similar in its functionality to local 911 services.

Should you accidentally dial 911, please stay on the phone line. As soon as your finger depresses the last one of 911, the call has been placed. Please explain your mistake to the 911 Operator. We appreciate your assistance.

Yes and no. All data processing within the phone is done digitally but it sends the signal through one analog (called Narrow Band) channel. This is how Voyager phones can achieve long distances.

In many Sprint markets, you can dial your three-digit prefix and use the suffix 6245 (M-A-I-L). For example, if your phone number is 111-222-3333 you'd dial 222-6245 to access the voice mail system. Since checking your voice mail system can deduct from your minutes, this is a great way to conserve them.

No, but you can dial 933 to test whether the 911 emergency dialing service has been enabled for your account. When you dial this number, a voice response will announce whether the emergency calling service is enabled.

No. Just press the button and help is on the way. The 911 operator can hear you speak and you can hear them up to 60 feet from the base unit. FRED 911 offers "Hands-Free" emergency communications.

If you accidentally dial 911, do not hang up. Stay on the line and tell the dispatcher that everything is alright. If you don't, the dispatcher may think that something is wrong and send a police officer to check.

No, due to current limitations of the Video Relay Service and Internet Relay, you will not be able to place an emergency call to 911 through VRS or Internet Relay. If you have an emergency, you should call 911 directly on your TTY.