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REGISTER YOUR DETAILS.

Do you have a condition that you would like to notify us of so that we can support you and your business appropriately when you contact us.

Tell us about your condition

Are you reliant on your mobile?

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Please confirm your consent to us recording this information on your account. Please see below for details of how we will process this information

Additional support for customers with disabilities

We are committed to providing you with the best service possible, no matter what your disability is. By filling out this simple Disability Registration Form, our Customer Service Team will be able to tailor our services to meet your needs. They’ll be aware of your disability when you call and will take your disability into consideration.

How will we use and store this data?

We take your privacy and the security of your data seriously. The data that you submit via this form will be entered into our Customer Service ticketing system in order to validate your identity as a plan.com customer. It will not be used in any other way. If we are unable to validate your identity, we will contact the authorised account holder related to your business name. If we are unable to verify you as an individual or your company, we will not contact you further. For further details on how your data is used and stored, please see our privacy policy.

Video Relay Service

As of 17th June 2022, telecoms providers are required to offer a FREE, 24/7, UK-wide Video Relay service for British Sign Language users, to enable them to easily communicate with the emergency services via a dedicated app and website. This Ofcom requirement is in addition to the existing emergency text relay and SMS service, which will remain in place.

How it works:

BSL users can now make a video call using their connected device, which will call an interpreter in an emergency call room. The interpreter will then translate the information being signed by the user, in to spoken English, for the hearing person to hear. The interpreter will then sign what the hearing person is saying, for the deaf user. Please refer to the 999 BSL website for further information: https://999bsl.co.uk