Giving up your landline phone 15 Articles

by Leigh Goessl

Today we have so many options to communicate with our loved ones, friends and business associates. We have email, cell phones, computer technologies such as VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and many other forms of elect...read more

by Yvonne Ashmore

Five years ago while living in a downtown apartment building, the property manager said, "there are only two units in this entire building, that I know of, that are connected to landline phones". And he would have known s...read more

by The Spiritual Evolutionist

I debated and thought and debated some more. I fought with myself and continually weighed the options. Is a land line phone necessary? I am currently experiencing life without a land line, and must say it stinks. I agree w...read more

by David A. Goodwin

The thought of giving up your telephone landline in no way minimizes the importance the telephone has served in modern society. The landline has been an incredibly important means of communication for every one from the bu...read more

by Nisha Danny

Landline phone could have bceome a thing of past ,but still it is an important gadget in our house.How can we think of giving it up? Landline phones would have been replaced by cell phones.Cell phones are our compan...read more

by Pete Partin

Just about everywhere you turn these days, you see cell phones. No place is sacred any longer. Whether you are walking down the street, driving, or even using the restroom, you can more than likely find someone talking on ...read more

by Danette M. Scott

I was excited when we signed up for our new voip phone service. The $24.95 monthly charge seemed reasonable for all the extras we were getting such as voice-mail,online management and other extras we did not have nor ...read more

by Roberto Perez

It was two years ago that I decided to give up a landline telephone. Before the decision was made, there were two items at the top of my list which had to be ironed out, what happens in the case of a power outage and what ...read more

by Louise Rogers

I'm using both my mobile and my land line. The land line is mainly for the Internet although occasionally people call me on it...and also the many sales calls that even though I am registered TCP and ex-directory they see...read more

by Santi Meintjes

It wasn't hard at all to give up our landline phone. Firstly, when we moved to our house we immediately let the service provider (who shall remain nameless because I don't have time to waste answering lawyer's letters) kn...read more

by Naveen Male

communication among humans is done mainly by telephones.Telephones are of two types. They are landlines and mobile phones. The phones which are connected through the wires are known as landlines.These wires are connected t...read more

by Farmer Bob

Only when they pry it from my cold dead hands! Wait, that's my gun, but the same also applies to my phone. First, there is the occasional person who needs to look up my number in the local white pages, which don't list c...read more

by Ice Paladin

The landline phone is the traditional communication device. However, recently many new technologies have reduced our dependency on it. The cell phone has created a mobile version of the landline. We can now talk anywhere a...read more

by Anna Casting

Landlines are what allow telemarketers to interrupt dinner. Landlines permit you to miss calls when you're away from home. Landlines can be abused by household members - and you'll have to pay the price. Landlines do not a...read more

by Roy Jacobs

We have mostly grown up with the physical presence of land line phones. However the trends are changing. That which once would not have been contemplated is now not so strange. Here are some advantages up the mobile phones...read more