DSL & POTS

posted by [identity profile] unix-vicky.livejournal.com at 08:26pm on 2005-03-18
And yes, I do believe that the DSL is on top of the landline but don't you have that already?


Don't forget: If you get Verizon DSL added to an existing Verizon landline, you can use it for both Net access and voice calls at the same time.

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Re: DSL & POTS

posted by [identity profile] darwiniacat.livejournal.com at 08:29pm on 2005-03-18
True, even if you keep your landline (a good idea IMHO even if you were to have cable modem and cell) you could use VOIP for long distance.
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posted by [identity profile] dglenn.livejournal.com at 08:35pm on 2005-03-18
When I first got a cell phone, it was because with my existing pattern of use it was cheaper than getting a second landline and racking up long distance charges. Now I've gotten used to the mobile aspect of having a cell phone. If I give up the mobility and can use VOIP to avoid long-distance charges, then I can use the cell phone money to pay for DSL (assuming I can reliably come up with that money -- right now I just do without my (prepaid) cell when I can't afford more airtime). I've got some thinking to do.
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