Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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love your acronym POTS nice FI
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#32
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I would love to find a way to do this! I hate talking on my cell, miss how comfortable talking with the old fashion handle .
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#33
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Of course you need gas for the car for that to work.
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#34
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We do too, for these reasons & 911 accuracy. Also it is easier to read the ID of a caller on our television as we only give out the landline # to businesses.
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#35
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Amazon has several devices that will do what you want. I don't know which one to buy or how well they work. But, they do get good reviews.
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#36
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If you have the Xfinity Mobile cell phone service and landline, you could replace your Xfinity landline service with an extra cell phone for a very low monthly fee, probably less than the cost of the landline. If you kept the extra cell phone in your house, you wouldn't need to use any data because it would always be connected to the WiFi network. Also, it would serve as a temporary replacement if you lose your other cell phone.
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I still do some consulting work...so I have a land line for my business number...however it's not the plug in type, it's included in the Comcast bundle. When we were in Ft Lauderdale the old copper wiring was horrible and I couldn't eliminate receiving the radio transmissions on our phone from a tower that was nearby...moved here and decided that it ain't broken, so left it be
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#38
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We use it when home alone to call our cell phone when It’s been misplaced.
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#39
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I'd say about 70% of the people I know have no landline. We dumped ours nearly 10 years ago.
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Obsolete
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#41
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This is not a true land line. It still requires a functioning modem. No internet, no phone.
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#43
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Why? If they ask For my number I say I call you if I need you’re service. Medical appointments are the only exceptIon for me.
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#44
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It seems strange that landline phone Phone calls to the traditional copper line would be going through a cell phone tower. I could see it with VOIP. |
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Like getting a letter from
a friend I guess
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