SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.

We need for emergencys

I have ME and am very sensitive to Esmog also wireless is unreliable

If the internet goes down, does the VOIP still work? I suspect not. Quite often I have to ring my elderly Mum on her landline because the mobile signals are dreadful.

Its a good system, keep it!!!

We have a land line , and always have had one . Not everyone has a mobile . We must keep them , especially for the old and venerable

This is essential infrastructure for security & reliability

There is no justifiable reason to dismantle landlines in favour of VOIP.

I am going to get rid of my computer, I do not have a smart phone and never ever intend to have one. I will only have my land line.

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Ga terug naar de draad!

too many people get sick from wireless communication, electrohypersensibility, cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, infertility etc. Where can we live on earth if everything is under wireless tension. The nature also suffers terribly from it!

Erg veel last van stralijng

De gewone telefoon miet blijven!y

Why get rid of a system that works. As usual you are putting all your eggs in in one basket.

Save our landline - we need to stay connected safely!

For the sake of freedom and security and ease of use, I want to keep using my landline

Investing in secure, environmentally sound infrastructure that does not cause harm to human health offers a significantly greater return on investment than other forms of technology that rely on wireless communication or VOIP. It makes absolutely no sense to abandon landlines. Why cut off what's working when the alternatives have already been demonstrated to be unreliable, cost ineffective and extremely damaging to human health and the environment? There is already an option that checks all the boxes upon which the survival of 1.5 million households depend. It defies common sense to favor wireless phones or VOIP communication sources over landlines. It is imperative that you cease any plans to end the access to landline phones.

I do not have a mobile. There are expensive to use and give harmful radiations. I love my landline.

Imagine being too ill to get out of bed to turn on the router so you can use your fibre phone. A vulnerable person would need their phone by their bed in case of emergency and if someone needs to phone them during the night in an emergency. That's just a couple of points.. It also takes time for the phone to be activated by the router.

I do not have a mobile phone and I solely rely on my landline