Why is a landline important?

Safety:

In case of an emergency, first responders will know exactly where you are and can send help.

Great Reception:

Do not worry about dropped calls with a home phone. A landline provides a crisp, clear connection without delays.

Medical or Security Needs:

Some home-security systems still require a home phone connection to monitor burglar-alarm and fire sensors. As well, many medical devices (hearing aid, heart monitor, etc.) may work directly with your landline.

Works When Power is Out:

A landline (with a corded phone) will keep you connected even when your power is out. No charging needed!

Coverage:

You can always count on landlines to provide the best coverage because they rely on phone networks- not towers.