Hello,
We just had our new analog phone landline and DSL connection installed from my new company, FiberNet, a week ago Monday. We finally bought an analog phone last night and it is awesome!
I am very happy to have another phone number dialing option instead of relying solely on the cell phones and VOIP which we, like millions of other Americans, have been using for the past 4 yrs. More on that in a minute.
I agree that ATT, Verizon (now Frontier) and QWest, for those of you out west, have become horrid in all respects and have been monopolies for so long, that they have long ago became conceited/arrogant corporations which deserve the competition they are getting from the CLECs.
I am very happy to have another phone number dialing option instead of relying solely on the cell phones and VOIP which we, like millions of other Americans, have been using for the past 4 yrs. More on that in a minute.
I agree that ATT, Verizon (now Frontier) and QWest, for those of you out west, have become horrid in all respects and have been monopolies for so long, that they have long ago became conceited/arrogant corporations which deserve the competition they are getting from the CLECs.
These new competitive Telcos, which have only been around since 1996's Telecom Reform Act passed by congress, offer a whole lot better customer service, support and quality of service, while saving you anywhere from 10-50% a month.
In fact, I have had both my folks and in-laws keep at least one landline analog phone line coupled with an old analog phone (no chord-less) because these still work even in a power outage and their 911 services work 100% to perfection VS. VOIP/cable phone services. When it comes to emergencies and our families, IMO there is no substitute.
I get the feeling that many other young couples like us are starting to come back around to these older technologies, much like the whole vinyl records craze going on today, because there are many advantages to utilizing BOTH analog AND digital technologies.
In fact, I have had both my folks and in-laws keep at least one landline analog phone line coupled with an old analog phone (no chord-less) because these still work even in a power outage and their 911 services work 100% to perfection VS. VOIP/cable phone services. When it comes to emergencies and our families, IMO there is no substitute.
I get the feeling that many other young couples like us are starting to come back around to these older technologies, much like the whole vinyl records craze going on today, because there are many advantages to utilizing BOTH analog AND digital technologies.
Having both gives you many options, choices and redundancies and that is all that really matters when it comes to today's communications.
Thomas
FiberNet Communications
304.720.1652 - office
304.533.3160 - cell
800.320.6144, ext. 1652 - toll free
304.720.2114 - fax
voicefiber@gmail.com - public email
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