Thread: Dropping landline to save money.
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Old 20-10-2017, 15:52   #14
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Re: Dropping landline to save money.
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
I was thinking like a 999 emergency, no good relying on a mobile that can't get a signal or is out of power. Cordless phones are also useless in a power cut, where as a corded one continues to work, assuming the exchange hasn't had a cut too.

(maybe i'm just a glass half empty sort of person )


I believe the exchange must have a battery backup.
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