Your Dependable Landline

            Sixty-four percent of American households keep their landlines because of trust. We trust our landlines to be reliable, secure and safe.

            Based on electrical principals and often time piggy-backed with electrical delivery systems that reach every home and business, landlines are infinitely more reliable than their mobile counterparts. Even better, landlines continue to work even if the power goes out because they are hardwired into the grid. This is again the opposite of their cellphone counterparts. Hard wiring also ensures a clearer, crisper signal.

            All over the news lately, we find government agencies, mass-collecting cellphone data. The NSA may not be interested in the business you conduct, but there is no protection from government intrusion because cellphone conversations are radio signals and are not considered by most states or the federal government as private and secure. Is this what you want?  Do you feel comfortable for your conversations to be listened in on without your knowledge or permission? The question may be asked, what can I do to stop this or can the government really do this legally and get away with it? To keep eavesdropping at minimum, keep your landline.

            Landlines also add a layer of safety to our lives. In case of emergency, landlines interact more effectively with 911 operations than cellphones. Locations of an accident or medical emergency are more precise with landlines, saving time and lives.

            We trust our landlines to be reliable and secure and to keep us safe. This is why the landline will continue to be a lasting part of American society. If you want to trust what millions have trusted since 1877, and save money on your long distance bill, contact National Access Long Distance.

The Address of Your Emergency

No one is ever in a great position to deal with the dreaded and horrid inconveniences of an emergency. These sudden unforeseen crises (usually involving danger) require immediate action. During a time of emergency you would not want to trust to an unreliable source of help.  Cell phone or VOIP services are unreliable and not the phone you want to be using when there is any sort of emergency.

When an emergency occurs, you are full of panic, possibly unable to answer the questions the dispatcher is asking.  The question regarding your location comes up, do you know where you are?  What house are you at?  If it’s your own, you can probably provide it with little thought.  However, what if you are at your sibling’s or your child is the one on the phone because you are hurt.  A landline provides the address to the dispatcher, no need for the questions, they send help.

If you call 911 with a cell phone they find your location by using the cell towers and GPS services.  This can be inaccurate and timely, during a time when every second counts. If you live in an apartment complex, this impairs the accuracy even more with location of an area and not which floor.  While the emergency button on your cell phone is great, it only speeds up the process so much.

The emergency 911 services were created to save our lives and get us help; this process was made around the landline.  Cell phones came along much later and they are still refining this process.  Don’t let your emergency be part of the learning process; keep your loved ones safe with a landline.

Now when you are out on the road, the only option you have is the cell phone and in that situation it is a great to have that technology to assist you. But from the house or the office, why entrust your life or welfare to the parameters of technology for the sake of a so-called convenience?

Landlines are also easier to operate in the event of an emergency, especially for kids and senior citizens. Sure cost can be the biggest issue, but really can you put a price on your well-being? Besides, there are ways to help decrease current landline costs. To save money on the long distance portion of your landline phone, contact National Access Long Distance.