yock
TFTC
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join:2000-11-21
Fairfield, OH
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Re: Well...
said by screavic  :To get that really good price your talking about here is to drop it to "limited minutes" package. I wish it was $20 for basic phone unlimited usage cause we would probably keep it for emergencies. We don't have any long distance plan, it's free on our wireless phones. The landline is a communication line when wireless service is unavailable or when the power goes out and the cell phones are dead. I don't need long distance in that case, and if I did then the $0.50 a minute is just fine for a 2 minute call to let whomever I must call to let them know I'm okay.
Really, this isn't a big deal. |
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screavic
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join:2006-08-11
Paron, AR
 ·Verizon Wireless B..
·Alltel Axess
| It wasn't a big deal when I spoke about it.
I'm dropping the landline because I believe it's overpriced for the services provided. By the way everyone else speaks it just makes me not want it more if they can get basic landline service for $20 a month for unlimited local calling. |
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yock
TFTC
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join:2000-11-21
Fairfield, OH
| said by screavic :It wasn't a big deal when I spoke about it. I'm dropping the landline because I believe it's overpriced for the services provided. By the way everyone else speaks it just makes me not want it more if they can get basic landline service for $20 a month for unlimited local calling. You can get it too, you just haven't asked. You probably have a landline with all of the absurd features and haven't bothered to try and drop them.
I have AT&T too, so don't tell me they don't offer basic POTS. |
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screavic
Premium
join:2006-08-11
Paron, AR
·Verizon Wireless B..
·Alltel Axess
| I have talked to AT&T about it and everytime I have tried they always tell me $30. I'm talking after taxes and everything too, I don't know if you all are talking about before taxes. My uncle had POTS Limited before he passed away and his bill was $20 after taxes but he could only use the phone so much per month and had unlimited 911 calling. |
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elray
join:2000-12-16
Santa Monica, CA
 ·SONIC.NET
 ·RoadRunner Cable
·Verizon Online DSL
| said by screavic :I have talked to AT&T about it and everytime I have tried they always tell me $30. My uncle had POTS Limited before he passed away and his bill was $20 after taxes but he could only use the phone so much per month and had unlimited 911 calling. AT&T Measured Service is, at most, $11.85/month+tax in your zip code. Even with Al Gore tax, it won't break $20/month total. But you have to be diligent and pursue it - they aren't going to offer it up to you - after all, someone has to pay for Ed Whitacre's pension.
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I'm not sure why anyone would want or need "unlimited 911 calling". If you really need to call 911 more than a couple times in a given month, you probably should move to safer neighborhood, or to a nursing home.  |
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