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Melissa “echo” Greenlee, who is deaf, founded deafReview to give deaf, blind and hard-of-hearing individuals the chance to rate how well businesses serve them.
deafReview gives a voice to deaf consumers
Frustrated with poor customer service, a Seattle woman who is deaf founded deafReview, a Yelp-like review site for deaf, deaf-blind and hard-of-hearing individuals to rate businesses.
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