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Topic	Do you still have a landline in your home?
Trumble 03/18/24 5:38:07 PM #7:	Smallville posted... do you really save a lot of money though? I pay NZ$35/mo for my cellphone, primarily for the unlimited data, with unlimited calls being a bonus. Receiving calls is free here, not that I use calls in either direction much. A landline (which on a technical level, would go through the cell towers anyway where I currently am, so no redundancy benefit) would only be $10/mo with unlimited calls to landlines, but I already have everything it offers (with the benefit of portability) from my cellphone. Plus, there's the one off cost of buying a handset for it. If I didn't have or want a cellphone, sure, it might be worth getting a landline at that price. But there's zero reason to switch or to get both. --- Do, or do not. There is no Trumble. <cite>Trumble posted [p:979437722] in Do you sti... [t:80724798]...</cite> <quote>Smallville posted... </cite><quote>do you really save a lot of money though?</quote>I pay NZ$35/mo for my cellphone, primarily for the unlimited data, with unlimited calls being a bonus. Receiving calls is free here, not that I use calls in either direction much.A landline (which on a technical level, would go through the cell towers anyway where I currently am, so no redundancy benefit) would only be $10/mo with unlimited calls to landlines, but I already have everything it offers (with the benefit of portability) from my cellphone. Plus, there's the one off cost of buying a handset for it.If I didn't have or want a cellphone, sure, it might be worth getting a landline at that price. But there's zero reason to switch or to get both. --- Do, or do not. There is no Trumble.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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