SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Maintain our landlines
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Derek Ayre
2 years ago
I am one of those who is EMF sensitive, and the last thing I want is a VOIP or mobile phone throwing radio frequencies around my home. My computer and other electronic gear is wired .
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Pamela Stott
2 years ago
I'm happy to forego a phone altogether if the landlines are removed.
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Pete Jones
2 years ago
Getting rid of copper landlines is a ridiculous proposition. Wireless tech based on 5-G is battlefield coummunications and has never been fully inspected for sfatey. No thanks to 5-G from me.
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Anthony Maclean
2 years ago
I want to keep my independence with a wired phone line.
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Philippa Scannell
2 years ago
Let us keep our landlines!
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will
2 years ago
stop this dystopia
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susan roberts
2 years ago
Land lines are our essential right
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Gillian Swanson
2 years ago
It is insane to ditch a safe, reliable means of communication in favour of a technology that is a threat to our health and security.
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Anne Corbin
2 years ago
The mobile service in country areas is erratic and unreliable. I have a mobile – but require a landline to run my business from home.
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Nicola Probert
2 years ago
We need an alternative form of communication
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Sue Rivers
2 years ago
I do not ever want to have to use a mobile phone unless in an emergency such as a transport breakdown, etc. and rely heavily on my landline. I strongly object to landlines being removed, leaving myself and others potentially in danger and at risk of harm from health-damaging EMFs, as well as reliability, privacy and security issues.
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J C
2 years ago
Elderly people need a landline. Don’t punish the elderly.
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Steve Marshall
2 years ago
copper wins
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Miranda Davies
2 years ago
I strongly object to being forced to use a wifi phone with electro magnetic fields that are so damaging to health and wildlife.
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Nikki addley
2 years ago
When I have no signal, when I loose my phone, when I'm old and can't use the wretched thing, when I want a private call, when I want a clear call, I am and I will still use my landline. Please don't discriminate against us. My 88 year old mum can't use any thing else and can only remember linings. At 88 she needs this vital life lune. The elderly are often lonely and the calls they receive on their land lines are a joy of life. Land lines MUST stay.
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Carol Jarrett
2 years ago
Land line is essential, no alternatives here
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Appreciate involvement!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Save our landlines
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Susan
2 years ago
Land lines remain an essential part of communication in all walks of life.
Maintain our landlines
I am one of those who is EMF sensitive, and the last thing I want is a VOIP or mobile phone throwing radio frequencies around my home. My computer and other electronic gear is wired .
I'm happy to forego a phone altogether if the landlines are removed.
Getting rid of copper landlines is a ridiculous proposition. Wireless tech based on 5-G is battlefield coummunications and has never been fully inspected for sfatey. No thanks to 5-G from me.
I want to keep my independence with a wired phone line.
Let us keep our landlines!
stop this dystopia
Land lines are our essential right
It is insane to ditch a safe, reliable means of communication in favour of a technology that is a threat to our health and security.
The mobile service in country areas is erratic and unreliable. I have a mobile – but require a landline to run my business from home.
We need an alternative form of communication
I do not ever want to have to use a mobile phone unless in an emergency such as a transport breakdown, etc. and rely heavily on my landline. I strongly object to landlines being removed, leaving myself and others potentially in danger and at risk of harm from health-damaging EMFs, as well as reliability, privacy and security issues.
Elderly people need a landline. Don’t punish the elderly.
copper wins
I strongly object to being forced to use a wifi phone with electro magnetic fields that are so damaging to health and wildlife.
When I have no signal, when I loose my phone, when I'm old and can't use the wretched thing, when I want a private call, when I want a clear call, I am and I will still use my landline. Please don't discriminate against us. My 88 year old mum can't use any thing else and can only remember linings. At 88 she needs this vital life lune. The elderly are often lonely and the calls they receive on their land lines are a joy of life. Land lines MUST stay.
Land line is essential, no alternatives here
Appreciate involvement!
Save our landlines
Land lines remain an essential part of communication in all walks of life.