How often do you use your landline?
By blindedfox
@blindedfox (3315)
Philippines
March 17, 2007 8:58am CST
Well? We all know that mobile phones are the fad in this generation. So, how often do you use the traditional, landline phones? Or, do you still use them?
12 responses
@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
30 Mar 07
once a month? ^__^;; if my bestfriend is at their house i can do once a week. ^__^;; before i tried to have a phonepal but i really cannot put up with the hours i have to spend holding the receiver in my ear. its too much for me. ^__^
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
Oh yeah. The throat problem. I remember that when I woke the following day after my 5 or so hours of phonecalls, my throat hurts and I couldn't get my voice out.. =/
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
30 Mar 07
Oh yeah! It burns the ear LOL =) But there was one time when I really spent hours on the phone. And my ears were blazing afterwards. =D
Thanks and have a nice day! =)
@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
its not just the ear... there's also the throat problem. ^.^;;
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
Yeah. It is cheaper to call using landlines at times. =)
Have a nice day!
@Asylum (47893)
• Manchester, England
31 Mar 07
I only use the land line if someone calls me on it, which is quite rare really. I never make a call via the land line and would use my mobile phone even if I was sat next to the land line. It is far more convenient using my mobile so that I am not restricted in movements.
If it was not for having internet access then I would not have bothered having a telephone line fitted.
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
Yeah. Landlines make us stay at one place during phonecalls. Mobile phones removes that restriction, but costs a bit more. =)
Thanks!
@PurpleTeddyBear (6685)
• Canada
30 Mar 07
My husband and I both have cell phones. We don't even use a land line phone anymore!
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
30 Mar 07
Haha yeah. Most members of the family owns a mobile phone nowadays. But still, landlines are more convenient than CPs in a sense. =)
Thank you for your reply! =)
@shekaina24 (161)
• Philippines
31 Mar 07
As often as it is............might be into office or at home.
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
Ahaha. Nice to know there are still people who stick with the conventional phones. With today's mobile phones, landlines are rarely used anymore. =/
THanks for the response!
@stephcjh (38473)
• United States
17 Mar 07
I actually hate talking on the telephone. I do have a landline phone though because I have to have it for internet service for my slow old dial up LOL. I also like to have it for emergency purposes or if I should have to call a business or something. Other than that, I cannot stand a telephone. I hate to hear it when it rings because i know whoever is on the other end probably wants to keep me on there for an hour or two. Most of the time they have nothing to say and we just sit there on the phone in silence. I do have a cell phone to use also for emergency purposes because I usually have the landline phone tied up with the computer service. My husband can also reach me on the cellphone when he is away from home and I am using the computer.
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
17 Mar 07
You are still on dialup? =) Oh well, we have two landlines here at home, one for general use and one for the broadband internet. I arely use the latter. =)
Have a nice day!
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
17 Mar 07
WOw.. That's cool. We used to have a Vonage phone at the office. So we could call US landlines as if we are at the same country. =)
@LightninStrike (5915)
• Saint Vincent And The Grenadines
11 Jun 07
I use my landline every day. I use it as much as i can, because I got free local and national calls to other landlines, so i try to use it instead of the cell when i can.
@blackbriar (9076)
• United States
21 Mar 07
Only reason I have a landline is for the internet. I don't even have a phone hooked up to it. Just my computer. I don't even know what my home number is. I have to find it whenever I need it.
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
30 Mar 07
Ahaha.. A dedicated landline for the Internet. I have one here too but I still have a phonesey hooked up to it for emergencies. =)
@subathra (3519)
• India
17 Mar 07
We have a lan line connection which is 8 years completed.Even though we all have mobile we have not disconnected the line because my grandma & mother are at home and we can contact them when we are away from home.We never thought of disconnecting it.
@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
17 Mar 07
Yeah.. It is still a cheap way to communicate. But with the popularity of mobile phones, landline phones tend to be left in the corner.. Oh well..
