SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.
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Karin Schafer
1 year ago
I need my landline, I am old age pensioner and don't do modern technology!
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Russell Ruckman
1 year ago
I'm so pleased I'm not the only one
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Nicola
1 year ago
My older Family use Landlines all the Time plus I use Landline too ...
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Tanja Rebel
· petition starter
1 year ago
I am so sorry to hear this. Yes, they way they act is criminal.... We must stand up and object on every turn. I am with Talk Talk and they seem to be listening a little...
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Marie Berry
1 year ago
We need landlines. If your mobile has no reception or fails to work which happens often then we're lost!
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Glynis Walker
1 year ago
We must avoid all 4G and above signals and retain our Landlines for the sake of our health
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EileenG
1 year ago
Secure.
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Lana Reynolds
1 year ago
5G is lethal to all living things. Analog copper landlines are not only safe they save life's in areas where people cannot get a wifi connection. A.T.&T. was told by the CPUC that they have to continue providing landlines, legally. They are not doing this. A class action suit is in order and should be starting asap.
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Steven Gegg
1 year ago
NO to WiFi landline phones, no long term studies been done on the harms of 4G or 5G exposure!
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Mark Roe
1 year ago
I support the continuance of the reliable copper line for telephone calls, especially when dialling out for emergency services.
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Trevor Williams
1 year ago
Lost satellite signal, so missed video call from hospital. They didn't think to use my landline!
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Brian Thomas
1 year ago
I object to the glib BT comment that copper cabling is to “disappear like the dodo.” Also to their statements (1) “you won't be able to make calls, including calls to 999” during a power cut on the replacement system and (2) “some healthcare alarms, medical pendants and security systems won't work.” There is a further health risk from dangerous irradiation throughout the house, conditions known to trigger cancer. Also, installation could damage the property, quote: “We’ll drill a small hole through the wall to connect the Fibre cable; we may also need to drill a couple of extra holes to safely attach our ladder.” Final point, when engineers arrived to install the system, which I rejected, one of them demanded aggressively “You’ve got to have it!” When asked “Who says?” he replied “WE say!” Sales with menaces. I have never encountered such ill treatment from BT, who I have been with since I got my own phone.
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Joe Veragio
1 year ago
People need power to report power cuts.
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Eddie Shar
1 year ago
You can't dial by tapping fibres together.
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sharon isgrove
1 year ago
Landlines are of vital importance to the elderly.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
please protect landlines as many vunerable people and even those with a prersonal preference rely on them aswell as some small businesses so they are an important part of infrastructure to keep.
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Maddy
1 year ago
Save my landline!
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CANDICE DAVIDSON
1 year ago
I believe it's important for us to keep landlines especially for the elderly people.
I need my landline, I am old age pensioner and don't do modern technology!
I'm so pleased I'm not the only one
My older Family use Landlines all the Time plus I use Landline too ...
I am so sorry to hear this. Yes, they way they act is criminal.... We must stand up and object on every turn. I am with Talk Talk and they seem to be listening a little...
We need landlines. If your mobile has no reception or fails to work which happens often then we're lost!
We must avoid all 4G and above signals and retain our Landlines for the sake of our health
Secure.
5G is lethal to all living things. Analog copper landlines are not only safe they save life's in areas where people cannot get a wifi connection. A.T.&T. was told by the CPUC that they have to continue providing landlines, legally. They are not doing this. A class action suit is in order and should be starting asap.
NO to WiFi landline phones, no long term studies been done on the harms of 4G or 5G exposure!
I support the continuance of the reliable copper line for telephone calls, especially when dialling out for emergency services.
Lost satellite signal, so missed video call from hospital. They didn't think to use my landline!
I object to the glib BT comment that copper cabling is to “disappear like the dodo.” Also to their statements (1) “you won't be able to make calls, including calls to 999” during a power cut on the replacement system and (2) “some healthcare alarms, medical pendants and security systems won't work.” There is a further health risk from dangerous irradiation throughout the house, conditions known to trigger cancer. Also, installation could damage the property, quote: “We’ll drill a small hole through the wall to connect the Fibre cable; we may also need to drill a couple of extra holes to safely attach our ladder.” Final point, when engineers arrived to install the system, which I rejected, one of them demanded aggressively “You’ve got to have it!” When asked “Who says?” he replied “WE say!” Sales with menaces. I have never encountered such ill treatment from BT, who I have been with since I got my own phone.
People need power to report power cuts.
You can't dial by tapping fibres together.
Landlines are of vital importance to the elderly.
please protect landlines as many vunerable people and even those with a prersonal preference rely on them aswell as some small businesses so they are an important part of infrastructure to keep.
Save my landline!
I believe it's important for us to keep landlines especially for the elderly people.
Analog lines not digital
We must keep our Landlines.