Why?
They already have one of those in most instances.
The land line was only an option, and if you already have
one, no need.
Look, if you don’t have a cell-phone, I think you have a point,
but does anyone not have a cell phone at all these days?
I’m saying for an option. Not everybody wants a cellphone to use regularly, but they still need to connect with the outside world in the event of an emergency. However, when it comes to older technology, there also comes a point when the cost of maintaining the technology outweighs the benefits of its existence.
The cost of such cellphones, to ensure everybody is connected is very low, like $5 low each month. Since, you are right that almost everybody does have a cellphone, giving the remainder the most basic cellphone imaginable to ensure they can still make phonecalls would be an almost nothing amount on your bill.
I’m not talking about smartphones, but something like an Alcatel.
Sigh.
Yes, believe it or not, there are some people who don’t have a cell, and don’t have a computer, and don’t have cable or satellite.
Not all people can afford it. Some don’t want it.
But then, maybe this will result in some people simply not having any telephone ability at all, so we’ll partly be back in 1870. Especially when a hurricane comes by.
Yes. I don't. Never had one and have no desire for one. I don't like to talk to people who are on a cell phone because they sound terrible and calls get dropped far too often.
I don’t have one.
I don’t have a cell phone,never did. I use a land line still. My oldest brother never had a cell phone either and still enjoys his land line.
I DO NOT
NEVER HAVE HAD ONE
DO NOT WANT ONE
$22 phone on table for lane line is fine.
Answering machine—about $15 works fine.