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

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Aeron
2 years ago

We need to save the landline! When the landlines go we leave our fate in the hands of the Internet companies and that leaves up open to hacks and viruses as the Internet still isn't safe enough!

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Jenny Hart
2 years ago

We older people have no connection in a power cut without landlines!! Also we don’t all have good interest connection!

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maureen burge
2 years ago

Lots of people have no other way to communicate as things are going there will be thousands more in the same position having to drop their mobile connections…no money…it’s a disgrace there are lots of elderly who rely on them…perhaps you are cutting your nose to spite your face…

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White
2 years ago

There are many people who only use landlines & they are a good backup. What would happen when techknowledgy fails, we need our land lines.

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Mike phillips
2 years ago

I need to keep my land line for health reasons

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Lyn Whiteman
2 years ago

We all need our landlines they are lifelines and an existing obligation for suppliers to allow communication for we the people. NB. Consumer Protection (BT) and C5 on their website re Vulnerable customers is a minimum of provision necessary and a choice for customers, and adequate notice of any proposed changes to allow knowledge of these. We wish to have an analogue copper landline available without having to pay an extrar £10 monthly fee (£120 pa)on top of our broadband amounts ( esp for ) over 60's. Our landline went dead one day without prior notice, in middle of an existing contract. Hypersensitivity to electronics and impact on health is also of primary health concern here.

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Graham Whiteman
2 years ago

must be halted

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Terry jones
2 years ago

I do not like our technology it’s all against humans keep our analogue phone

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Ann Walker
2 years ago

Mobile phones give me a headache and I worry about the level of radiation from them. Without my landline I will be unable to make calls.

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Lin
2 years ago

I have electro hypersensitivity without my land line I cannot make phone calls

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Mark Crook
2 years ago

Defending our analogue landlines is absolutely essential. We must resist the transition to compulsory wireless communication at all costs.

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etxezuria
2 years ago

not everyone can afford mobile phones

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Dennis Brook
2 years ago

Keeeping land lines is a MUST.

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Michael Rowland-Hill
2 years ago

Only big tech will benefit if we give up our landlines. Landlines could be our lifeline one day.

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Christina
2 years ago

If my landline is moved to digital I shall ditch my phone, nternet, TV provider completely. Digital lines are unreliable and do not work 24/7. Also fire risk leaving hub on when away from home. Mine was getting red hot snd could have set a fire. One power outage and/or internet down and you are left without a landline. Wireless calls frequently drop out, just wonderful when you've been queuing for 40mins to get through to a company and the line drops.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

I do not agree with the removal of land lines!

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Goldmann-Salvatore
2 years ago

Keep landlines.

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Beate
2 years ago

So important especially for emegency Cafés...

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Anonymous
2 years ago

I haven’t got a very good signal at all and need my landline.

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Felicity Tanous
2 years ago

For many years, have used, and depend on, a landline and intend doing so; its analogue copper phone network is reliable, secure and healthier than the effects from WiFi and EMFs of mobile phones.