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I live in a Verizon area in SoCal. I want to get rid of my landline but my dsl(also verizon) is dependent on it? does anyone have any suggetions on what to do here? thanks
O.K. How does a virtual number work? Will this work in any part of the country? Sounds interesting.
O.K. How does a virtual number work? Will this work in any part of the country? Sounds interesting.
I live in a Verizon area in SoCal. I want to get rid of my landline but my dsl(also verizon) is dependent on it? does anyone have any suggetions on what to do here? thanks
Where I am, Verizon offers "naked DSL" (heh heh, hey Beavis, he said "naked") where I live for about $10 per month more than DSL bundled with land line service.
No. What I mean is that the DSL service itself is $10 less per month when it's bundled with land line service. After you add in the cost of local phone service it's more costly than naked DSL.Not trying to be smart, just double-checking: you mean that Verizon offers DSL-only for $10 LESS than DSL bundled with land-line service, right?
Not that I would put it past them to charge MORE for naked DSL (kinda like airlines charging more for a one-way flight than for a roundtrip) ...
I have wanted to explore the same thing for a while now, but haven't gotten around to it. I did come across this article and bookmarked it, but I haven't followed up to see what's available in my area:
AT&T to offer $20 'naked' DSL service - USATODAY.com
Let me know if you get further than I have on this ...
I have wanted to explore the same thing for a while now, but haven't gotten around to it. I did come across this article and bookmarked it, but I haven't followed up to see what's available in my area:
AT&T to offer $20 'naked' DSL service - USATODAY.com
Let me know if you get further than I have on this ...
I live in a Verizon area in SoCal. I want to get rid of my landline but my dsl(also verizon) is dependent on it? does anyone have any suggetions on what to do here? thanks