Accessibility Services / Computer Help

All our websites use the same font type. If you want to make it bigger, you can do this through your computer settings using Windows Magnifier or Mac OSX Zoom depending on your operating system. Many individual browsers and programs also allow you to change the zoom to make content larger or smaller. Zooming in makes something bigger and zooming out makes it smaller. Most operating systems also allow you to make your mouse pointer more visible and easier to find, change colours and fonts on your screen to make things easier to read and for users with limited mobility, voice recognition means you can talk to your computer and open programmes, dictate text, and carry out many other tasks using your voice.

For more information on your specific operating system see:
https://www.microsoft.com/enable/
https://www.apple.com/ie/accessibility/

 

Register Your Disability
You can choose to register your disability and choose your specific communications and billing preferences by filling in the Disability form here.

Your preferences will be noted on your account and will determine how we contact and bill you.

General Queries and Complaints
You can access our customer service through phone to 1800 938 100, livechat, email and letter to Sandyford (Head Office), Unit 6 Sandyford Biz Centre, Blackthorn Road, Dublin 18. You can also choose to nominate an account contact to be set up on your account who is authorised to deal with any queries on the account If you want to make a formal complaint you can do this by following our Code of Practice.

Directory Enquiries
Customers who can’t use the phone book because of a physical or medical condition (limited dexterity or mobility) may be eligible for free directory enquiries calls for National and Cross-Channel Directory Enquiries using the 196 Free Special Directory Enquiries number. Please note Call Completion and SMS is not offered as part of the 196 service.
To use the service, you must first register directly with Eircom’s Operator Services by calling Freephone 1800 574 574. The operator will take your name and address details and will send you an application form which you should complete and return to the address they provide, along with 3rd party confirmation of disability e.g. doctor, nurse, or representative organisation certification. When your application is successful, they will send you an acceptance letter and an individual PIN number.
Then just dial 196, when you hear the recorded announcement press 0 and ask for the Special Enquiry Service. The operator will ask you for your PIN number, your name, and the name and address of the person/company whose number you require.

Billing
You can choose to have your invoice delivered by post or email. If you have a visual impairment you can hear your account balance or pay a bill through our automated service by calling 1890 929 395. Our customer service team on 1800 938 100 are happy to read out invoices, take payments, set up Direct Debits and help with any queries over the phone or alternatively they can set your account up to receive a Braille bill by post.
Then just dial 196, when you hear the recorded announcement press 0 and ask for the Special Enquiry Service. The operator will ask you for your PIN number, your name, and the name and address of the person/company whose number you require.

Telephone Handsets
All handsets that we provide have a raised dot on the number 5 to help people with restricted vision locate the centre of the keypad easily, have an illuminated display making it easier to see the numbers dialled and a hands free feature to allow you talk without having to hold the handset at your ear. You can also pre-programme the numbers that you use most often and call the last number dialled without having to re-enter the number making it easier to use for customers with limited dexterity or mobility For customers with hearing aids or cochlear implants, if you order a telephone handset from us and it does not meet your specific hearing needs, you should return it to us in original condition along with a certificate of disability and we will issue you a full refund.

Contract Changes
From time to time Imagine may change your pricing and / or terms and conditions of service. We’ll always write to you, giving one month notice before any change and you can choose to cancel your service without penalty during this period. If you use the service after this date, the new pricing and terms and conditions will apply.

Consumer Guide
Comreg and the National Disability Authority established the Disability Forum in 2007. They have published a consumer guide which informs people with disabilities and older people about various phone features, billing and cost information and phone services. The guide is available in regular print, large print, braille, audio and easy to read and is accessible here: https://www.comreg.ie/consumer_initiatives/disabilities_forum.592.570.html

Useful Links
The National Disability Authority https://nda.ie/
The Disability Federation of Ireland https://www.disability-federation.ie/
Disability.ie https://www.disability.ie/
Inclusion Ireland https://www.inclusionireland.ie/
Mental Health Reform https://www.mentalhealthreform.ie/
The Federation of Voluntary Bodies https://www.fedvol.ie/
Commission for Communications Regulation (Comreg) https://www.comreg.ie/