Advantages of Having a Landline

With the advent of cell phones, many people have abandoned their landline in order to rely on their cell phone. It has been predicted that the majority of people would abandon their landline. In reality, this hasn’t actually come to pass because there remains a number of substantial advantages of having a landline, even if you have a cell phone to supplement it.

·         Almost guaranteed service reliability - Cell phone service has improved drastically in recent years; reception nonetheless remains spotty in some areas, including some people’s homes.

·        Emergencies - Many cell phones include GPS capabilities now, a landline allows the emergency services to immediately locate where the call is originating from. This may only save a few seconds, but in the case of a true emergency those few seconds can matter immensely.

·        Children - Young children and babysitters may not always have access to a cell phone. A landline phone ensures that they can dial for help quickly and easily during an emergency.

·          Long distance is generally significantly cheaper compared to unlimited minutes with cell phone providers.

• No Hidden Surprises

• Keep Your Phone Number

• Simple & Straightforward

·         Long Distance                                     

·         Anonymous Call Rejection                               

·         Selective Call Rejection                    

·         Telemarketing Block                          

·         Security Screen (all 3 above)           

·         Caller ID w/Call Waiting/ID                               

·         Voice Mail                                           

·         Voice Mail Emailed                            

·         Call Forwarding                                  

·         Call Forwarding Busy                        

·         Last Call Return  

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