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The chinaman
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:27
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Just out of interest, who here relies solely on their mobile for all their calls and has done away with their landline altogether?

Do you find that it works out better?
Lynx69
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:30
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No because on the landline we get unlimited free calls to other landlines anywhere in the UK(or just England? ) I use my phone for calling mobiles and more personal things.

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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:31
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I only use landline at work

At home my phone is downstairs, so its just easier to use the mobile
The chinaman
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:34
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I find that with my tariff (Orange 1000) it has enough minutes for me to call anyone I want, and I came to the conclusion that I dont really need a landline at all.

Not much of a talkative person on the phone y'see..
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:36
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I kept my landline only for internet for a few months and finally got rid me it when i got broadband . And yeah it is much easier without a landline as every one in my family has a cellphone and so there is no problem of missing calls. :-)

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shinyspoon
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:36
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I considered it once upon a time, but my landline allows me free calling to other landlines and up to 1800 minutes to all of Europe and the USA for a measly £15 a month.

Now show me a mobile tariff that can do that!!
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:37
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I have a landline purely so people can call me. I have no need for one as 1p per min is sweet

I even use my PC to dial-up via my handset on the rare occasion I need to.

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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:37
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@the_chinatown - Here in Manila, it's much cheaper to use the celfone rather than the landline - that is for SMS send only! But majority, are still hook up with their landline fones, just like when using the internet and all that!

@lynx69 - It took you ages to deliver the images of the lads you're talking about ! I pay good price mate, do you accept - paypal, sampal and palpak - terms of payments
The chinaman
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:41
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I just think its easier to have one number to give to everyone and one phone bill to worry about.

Just my l'il ol' humble opinion..
Lynx69
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:41
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@Jojo I dont understand . Its Homecall from Phones4U. You pay something like 20quid a month and you get free calls to all landlines(UK i think).

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shinyspoon
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:43
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@ Lynx

You should try mine.. its 15 quid, and up to 30 hours to all local, national, 0870/0845 numbers AND international to Europe and the USA!

I luv it t' bits!
Lynx69
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:48
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My bad...its Anytime 25
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Unlimited calls at anytime of the day for only £13.98 per month!

Perfect for those who do not wish to concern themselves with the length or cost of calls.


Save over 25% (over £60 per year) on the equivalent BT Together Option 3 which costs £19.00 per month.
Save with 25% more talk time. Up to 75 minutes of free local and national calls compared to BT's 60 minutes.¥
Save up to 75%◊ against BT on international calls



After the 75 mins you cut the call off and call again
More about it here

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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:49
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@lynx69 - It's like this mate, we get a flat rate of Php 950.00/mo. (around US$18.00), unlimited local calls (minus coutrysides) in our landline fone, while in our celfones (prepaid) average of Php 300.00 / mo.(around US$7.50), per sent SMS costs only Php 1.00 or US$ less than a penny! So, in effect, I'm already . . .. . sleepy !!!
shinyspoon
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:52
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That's actually not bad..

I suppose its what you want, I make international calls, and I used to have to pay at least £60 a month.. now its just one flat rate. Useful if your call patterns are like mine..

Roll on the day when Orange offer something similar.. reckon we'll see that day?

The chinaman
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:53
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To shinyspoon..

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