My new article at BlogHer, Going Cell Only, may be of interest.
Are you running a cell-only household, or do you think a landline fills a need that no cell phone can replace?
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We’re just not willing to pay the premiums to having our cells be our main phone number.
Basically our cells are for occasional/emergency use (we have a very inexpensive plan from Virgin Mobile), and our main ‘landline’ is a VOIP account from Vonage.
I’m in a cell only house, where we employ Skype or MSN with video for long distance calls. I can’t see that there is something that landlines fulfill that cell phones or skype/msn/voip do not.
What can you contribute?