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I investigated dumping my land line rental but keeping my ADSL. In the end there were some things that bothered me about going down that path. I ended up bundling for a great deal but I don't make land line phone calls.Curious, do most here on SS still have land line phones, or just mobile..?.
Why would you keep your land line?.. Looking at pros and cons to this
I have a landline for the fax, even though I rarely use it, those online fax services charge north of $20 per month!! and my line rental is not much different
TMNT ... have been using efax.com for years at $30 per quarter aka $10 p/m. They give you a fax number and they send an email with the fax received as a pdf. You can also log into their website to check faxes and send faxes (just can't send faxes to 1300 or 1800 numbers).
I found it the best thing ever as I worked from home alot and on the road and the fax was in the office.
The good old faxes are almost redundant now though with just about everyone having scanners these days.
I haven't had a landline for 6 months. I don't really miss it. Have a mobile on $30/month plan instead which includes cost of phone and internet. I usually go over usage by about $10/month. Also have wireless internet.
Curious, do most here on SS still have land line phones, or just mobile..?.
Why would you keep your land line?.. Looking at pros and cons to this
Thanks
MTR
cool, thanks for that, I might have a look at it, Iagree, in this day and age, having bits of paper floating around for faxes does seem a bit fred flinstone
edit: just had a look $16.95 per month, how did you get $30 per month
I like it how it has 150 pages included receive and free,
id send one fax per week at the most!