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By *i fem hunters OP   Couple
2 weeks ago

london

Does anyone still have one??

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By *zeroMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

I actually recently got mine. Broadband only now.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
2 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"Does anyone still have one??"

Yes but cannot remember the last time we used it.

Last time I plugged the phone in it rang 5 mins later with a prerecorded marketing call.

Unplugged it straight away.

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By *enelope2UWoman
2 weeks ago

Doesn't matter cant block distances

It came with my internet and my family/friends are in the states so worked out cheaper to keep it.

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By *inxy777Woman
2 weeks ago

essex

Nope, not had one for many years. X

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By *nebworthMan
2 weeks ago

Knebworth


"Does anyone still have one??"
Yes.

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By *endalshaggersCouple
2 weeks ago

Lake District

Came as part of my Internet package and weirdly it's cheaper to keep it than take it off. Not that it's on.

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By *apidaryMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

Funny how they drifted away without us noticing.

There was a decade in New York - 1900? 1910? 20? - when all the street photos at the start of the period showed horses and no cars, and by the end there were cars and no horses. Sudden, in retrospect, but perhaps one wouldn't have noticed the moment the last hoofs fell silent.

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By *arkus1812Man
2 weeks ago

Finedon ,

I am dependant on my landline, my mobile signal is hit and miss, sadly mostly miss.

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By *elix SightedMan
2 weeks ago

Cloud 8

I haven’t had one since I left home 25 years ago.

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By *an8iMan
2 weeks ago

Bilston

We haven't a had a landlines for years

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By *eltCuteMightDeleteWoman
2 weeks ago

Reading

I think the number still exists but a phone isn’t plugged in to receive it. Years ago, like actually decades there was a misprint in a local directory that switched two numbers of the local library. It printed my landline number. So I’d get little old ladies ringing me to renew their books 😞

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
2 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

No land line at all, quite literally, no wires other than electricity coming onto the property

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By *eroLondonMan
2 weeks ago

Mayfair

Yes, the notion of keeping my landline is hanging on a string. I don't really want it but I have to keep it for various hospitals, clinics and other medical practices for my son.

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By *ickshawedCouple
2 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Yep, we still use ours. It's our main way of calling people as neither of us really likes using mobiles.

My father in law recently got rid of his and then managed to accidentally block us on his mobile. We couldn't contact him for weeks before we figured out what was going on. You never had that problem with landlines

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By *ollyPocket75Woman
2 weeks ago

Aberdeen

I don't have a landlines, no need too I use my mobile

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By *punk n gushCouple
2 weeks ago

deal

No since we have fibre broadband and unlimited everything on mobiles no need for one

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By *obilebottomMan
2 weeks ago

All over

They are all going onto digital voice soon and obsolete within 2 years. I already had notificatoon about the conversuon of mine. It means that if power is down will not work. The advice is to have mobile to hand and for those with no mobile or specific issues to duscuss with them. All that was in the letter I got from BT but all providers doing the same.

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By *inAndTonic21Couple
2 weeks ago

Merseyside

Yes haha for those longer calls to utility companies

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
2 weeks ago

Hastings


"They are all going onto digital voice soon and obsolete within 2 years. I already had notificatoon about the conversuon of mine. It means that if power is down will not work. The advice is to have mobile to hand and for those with no mobile or specific issues to duscuss with them. All that was in the letter I got from BT but all providers doing the same. "

This is what they want, But BT are struggling with finding answers to lifts that have an emergency and line, and people with life line.

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By *i fem hunters OP   Couple
2 weeks ago

london

The last time I had 1 they issued me a phone number that the local cab firm used to use so I would get calls at all hours requesting for cabs. Only got it cos it was the days of dial up internet and I had a pager instead of a mobile. That was over 20 years ago lol

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By *hismMan
2 weeks ago

Ballygonowhere

I have a landline that came with my internet package,I have no idea what the number is,and I no longer have a physical landline phone

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