We gave up the land line about 4 years ago primarily as a means of cutting costs and reducing duplicate services. The only problem was when I dropped & broke my cell phone - it took a couple days to purchase a new phone from my carrier although my spouse still had his and I was able to access my voice mail.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Chicago
Posts: 13,186
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Originally Posted by dex
Everyone must be hitting their site - I get this when I use the link. "Due to technical problems, we are unable to process your order online at this time. Please contact us"
Txs
The link is working for me dex..... I just sent it to you in a PM as well. Let me know if you can't get in and I'll go map the route to this page from their home page for you. It's a lot of convoluted clicks, but you can get there.
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6 years and counting... no problems so far. Can't even get phone service here in the boonies. If the cell has problems or I'm out of minutes I use skype.