Once your call is connected, a captioner is assigned to your conversation. The captioner captions the first word he or she hears. Occasionally at the beginning of the call, it takes a moment for the captions to appear on your screen. This is normal.
If you have questions about ClearCaptions service, for home and mobile call use, contact us online or call 1-866-246-7850.
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