For nearly 3 in 10 households, don't even bother trying to call them on a landline phone. They either only have a cell phone or seldom if ever take calls on their traditional phone. (May 14)
I have a home business and a landline is pretty necessary for the quality and assurance of service and that's also why VOIP won't work either as despite all the hoopla about VOIP I 've heard over and over and over that folks are not happy with their VOIP services be it vonage (more like crapage) or magicjack.
exactly! is should be about emergencies. for say, when the power goes out or in an earthquake when virtually everyone uses their cell phone to call someone and ask them if they "felt the earthquake" and not letting the lines free for REAL emergencies.
Im sticking with my landlines and I am only 23 years old.
Companies like comcast, verizon, surewest, etc, have it so one has to get a phone and data or phone and TV services together. The phone part usually isn't needed, as the report above explains. If comcast and other companies made the phone part 'opt-out' with no penalties, then even less people would have landlines. (and just have cell phones)
I have a home business and a landline is pretty necessary for the quality and assurance of service and that's also why VOIP won't work either as despite all the hoopla about VOIP I 've heard over and over and over that folks are not happy with their VOIP services be it vonage (more like crapage) or magicjack.
lukebccb 1 year ago
I prefer a landline. better reception.
anthonym267 2 years ago
exactly! is should be about emergencies. for say, when the power goes out or in an earthquake when virtually everyone uses their cell phone to call someone and ask them if they "felt the earthquake" and not letting the lines free for REAL emergencies.
Im sticking with my landlines and I am only 23 years old.
yoguey 2 years ago
Companies like comcast, verizon, surewest, etc, have it so one has to get a phone and data or phone and TV services together. The phone part usually isn't needed, as the report above explains. If comcast and other companies made the phone part 'opt-out' with no penalties, then even less people would have landlines. (and just have cell phones)
dzonatas 3 years ago
That's OK, Il'l stick to my landline and it has nothing to do with either my educational level or my 'financial status', thank you.
TECHKLEC 3 years ago 2