Latest Landline phone News
The trend for landline phones is towards digital cordless phones, with multiple handsets and answering machines. Landline phones offer better call quality and service than a number of VoIP suppliers. Even though landline phones can be replaced by mobile phone and VoIP telephony, many people still keep a landline phone for emergency calls, as things can go wrong with a mobile phone (lack of signal, no batteries, etc).
Time to hang up the phone on your landline?
Elizabeth Haynes of Long Beach, Calif., began thinking about canceling her landline phone when she realized the gardener accidentally cut the wire, and it took her two weeks to notice.According to a recent ...
4 Cheaper Alternatives To Landline Phone Service
Every year or two, it’s once again revealed there are still people who are renting their telephones from the phone company. We all gasp at the nerve of these greedy phone companies that are taking advantage of the elderly by charging far more for a service than the current market rate.
Time to hang up on your landline?
Elizabeth Haynes of Long Beach, Calif., began thinking about canceling her landline phone when she realized the gardener accidentally cut the wire, and it took her two weeks to notice.
YMax MagicJack Plus Review: Phone Gadget Can Replace Your Landline--For a Price
The MagicJack Plus gives you unlimited, landline-quality home phone service on the cheap, but YMax still hasn’t learned how to offer decent support.
Replace Your Landline Phone with Ooma Telo
Tired of paying telecom prices for a landline and need better voice quality than standard VoIP services? The oddly named Ooma Telo can save you money.
Phones out in Bunbury businesses
Around 500 businesses and residences in Bunbury will be without landline phone connection for up to five days after two of Telstra’s fibre cables were damaged yesterday.
Problem of lost calls gets scrutiny
A year ago, Brian Berner started having major issues with his cell and landline phone service that have rattled his family-owned business.
Indiana 911 funding plans equalizing phone fees
TOM DAVIES Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS The fees tacked onto bills for landline and cellphones for 911 emergency services would become more equalized under proposals that Indiana legislators are considering as they look to shore up funding for counties' emergency dispatch centers, which have lost millions of dollars as phone users have shifted from landlines to cellular plans. Separate plans ...
Verizon posts $2B 4Q loss on pension adjustment
Verizon paid dearly to put iPhones in the hands of subscribers in the latest quarter, holding back its profits in the hope that its customers will rack up higher monthly bills and stay loyal.
911 Funding plans equalizing phone fees
The fees tacked onto bills for landline and cellphones for 911 emergency services would become more equalized under proposals that Indiana legislators are considering as they look to shore up... Read more at www.WISHTV.com
