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Originally Posted by 4691mls
Makes sense to me. I'll admit to not always opening a text or email if it appears to be something I already know, no matter who it's from.
My doctor's office communication issue is that even if I list my cell phone as the primary phone number on their registration forms, they'll still call my backup home landline number during the day when I'm at work, so I have to call them back another day.
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I wish I still had a landline, I have difficulties with cell phones because of a disability.
When 'they' rolled out the so-called high-speed broadband network 'they' used the existing cable TV infrastructure that is strung up on the power poles, see ==>>
Hybrid fibre-coax.
Because I didn't have (nor want) cable TV, and because my twisted pair line wasn't the 'primary' line, 'they' wanted $400 to lay 20 metres of coax to replace it. And 'they' wanted to replace my diminutive multi-function ADSL network appliance with two ugly boxes, one of which had an RJ12 phone socket.
So, I switched to mobile broadband, at least I can take it with me if I relocate.
BR