There are pros and cons for both cellular or landline phones now, but in the home the landline is our "old school" choice.
Recently we had to replace the battery of our 12 year old wall phone but the cost was only $6.99 - well worth it, don't you think? With our bundled plan we get unlimited nationwide calling 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
Do you ALWAYS depend on internet connections and cell service? Are they ALWAYS reliable for you? Because we still have landline a complete power outage in the area sometimes will kill that option. Not always! We might be able to get cell service (not always either) with the flip phones that we usually only use when traveling in case we have a car breakdown we can call AAA. It's our choice. Our lives don't circle around the phone.
When the landline days are over, we will be too!
By the way, we still perc our coffee.
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I have a landline in Pa. But in Fl. Just use cell. They want double down here than my local phone co. Up north.
ReplyDeleteI loved the old flip phones too.
I still have a land line and have been battling whether to hang it up.
ReplyDeleteWe were on of the few that disconnectex our landline phone decades ago.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a coffee drinker, but Bud is. He uses two kinds...the mr. coffee drip & sometimes a french press.
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