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Showing posts with label connection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label connection. Show all posts

Monday, November 11, 2013

Who's the Boss At Home?

Businesses have entire staff divisions dedicated to watching the bottom line and company spending. At home the only person watching the budget is you. Phone service is a simple way to make a responsible decision in saving money.
                There are nearly endless options when it comes to how phone services can be used in the home setting. A driving factor for consumers in this tough economy is cost. While cell phones may seem to cover all of your needs, upon closer inspection a cell phone hardly provides the best option for the home telephone. Most calls from the home are local and rates for local landline calling are unparalleled, particularly when compared to cell phone rates. Cell phone service providers are notorious for charging users for any number of reasons like peak hours, international rates and roaming charges. Opening your phone bill each month should not be a nerve racking, painful experience. Landline services can be obtained for one flat fee each and every month which makes paying that monthly bill a routine experience.
                Another reason that landlines are far superior to cell phones in the home setting is the accessibility that they provide. The family usually has one telephone number with a landline and there is the capability to have a phone receiver in as many rooms as you would like.  The convenience of finding a receiver and answering the call is simple with a landline.  When the cell phone rings at home, everyone’s first thought is it my phone ringing, where is it?  That is if you hear the cell phone at all, especially with all the special ringtones and vibrate options that come standard with them these days.

                At the end of the day every home has different needs, but having a phone is a universal need in the home. A landline provides a low cost, convenient, reliable option that can best serve every home when set up appropriately. You can be the boss when it comes to how you spend your own hard earned money at home!

Friday, October 4, 2013

Top Ten Reasons for Having a Land Line Phone

You know every time the topic landline comes up it is usually met with thoughts of but it’s not as convenient as my cell phone.  Contrary to popular belief, there are benefits to having one. So here are 10 solid reasons to maintain a landline phone:

1. Works Better for 911 services: When you call from a landline, it will automatically go to an enhanced center. This proves to be important when you or the person cannot speak. The landline also will allow the dispatcher to have an accurate address whereas the cell phone only gives a general area.

2. Its Stationary: It's based in your home so you’re not going to misplace it. It is not going to be stolen nor will you leave it at the restaurant or office. It's usually centrally located and multiple lines can be throughout the house for easy access.

3. Better Connection: You get the clearest and most stable calls on a landline with better volume, especially if you use a corded phone. 

4. Security: Landlines ensure more security when doing phone business like banking or social security issues?

5. Easier to use: Since a landline phone only makes calls, it makes it a lot easier to operate. This proves to be handy for emergencies with children making the call. It also makes it easier for elderly people to see and operate.

6. Natural Disasters:  Cell towers are subject to the weather more than anything. Even an ice storm can affect its ability to function.  It is true that landlines are subject to weather, especially tornados; service crews for landlines have a much quicker response time.

7. Reliability: Even though many will use cordless phones as their landlines. You still can always have one outlet with a corded phone in case the battery dies, you can go to the speaker phone on the base of most cordless phones.

8. Value: There is no need for insurance, no data plans or over use charges. No extra accessories like covers, extra chargers, screen covers, etc. is required to extend the phones life either.

9. Power: There are no worries when the power is out because the landline phone will still be working in most instances. The local landline carrier provides local emergency backup systems. No need to worry about batteries and chargers.

10. Lower Cost: Landline phones are amazingly more affordable than most cell phones. There’s never a roaming charge. This comes in pretty handy when you have a whole family using the same phone making hours of calls a day.


So regardless if you talk a little or if you are a blabber mouth, the landline can provide an all-around cost effective option and security for all of your talking needs. Please think about this list before you consider discarding your landline. And if you want keep you landline cost low by saving more money on your long distance service, contact National Access Long Distance.