Welcome to The weseetv.com Consumer Feedback Exchange
for Persons with Visual Impairments, provided by We See TV!

We urge you to complete a registration form and become a "preferred customer" before completing a critique survey about a specific program. This will enable you to earn discounts and credits toward purchases of accessible products. Also, your information allows We See TV to assemble general statistics about the visually impaired population as consumers of audio description. This information is essential to persuade major studios to include description as part of their movies, tv shows, and DVDs in the future.

Once you complete a registration form, an email will be sent to you containing your "preferred customer" ID number. The email will also include a link to return to WeSeeTV.com to complete critique surveys about described programs you viewed. "preferred customers" receive 5% discounts on purchases over $50.00 with retailers including Beyond Sight. Also, you will receive $1.00 e-coupons valid toward purchases as well. Your name and "preferred customer" ID number will be furnished to our partner retailers, so you can redeem your discounts and credits. ALL other information you provide will remain completely confidential in our secure database and will NOT be distributed.

If you do not wish to complete a registration survey, you may still choose to complete a critique survey about a described program you viewed. You will not receive "preferred customer" benefits in that case. You will be required to provide your city, state, country, gender, and age range for our statistics gathering efforts.

This consumer exchange intends to insure the greatest possible participation of persons who are blind and visually impaired in the development of practices and policies within the video description industry.

We See TV extends grattitude to our partner retailers who participate in this service in order to support the proliferation of video description. TV program producers and networks will be able to utilize this consumer exchange to develop lists of programs to be described. We See TV thanks those consumers who participate in this exchange for doing your part to help major studios verify that we are watching described media when it is available.

We See TV employs persons who are visually impaired or disabled to develop and operate this consumer exchange.