SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I need my landline, I use it everyday
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Morgane Lathoumetie
4 years ago
Save our landline
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John Wood
4 years ago
Essential emergency service in a power cut.
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Fiona Brown
4 years ago
Putting the phone lines through WiFi means:
a) you can never switch off WiFi
b) if the WiFi is down you cannot dial out
c) if there is a power cut you cannot dial out.
The landline network is fully in place, why remove it?
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Sarah Mason-Smith
4 years ago
It is madness to remove our established landlines. We would be stranded in the event of a broadband or electrical blackout, leaving us vulnerable
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Susan
4 years ago
First of all, wireless cell phones are harmful to health. Second of all, I can't afford a cell phone, so I want to keep my landline phone.
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Bill Dowling
4 years ago
We are putting too much faith in having mobile phones always worfking!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
It’s vital that we have an alternative coms option other than an android phone.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
We need our landlines!!! Living in a v rural place & being disabled it's crucial to have a landline when the power goes down,which is often .
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Joanna Nind
4 years ago
Just another attempt to take away our freedoms and control us through the use of mobile phones!! NO NO NO!
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Craig dickinson
4 years ago
This is vital.Not everyone wants this digital prison being incrementally deployed,masquerading as convenience.
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Kevin Nicholls
4 years ago
It's no good for to loose anything they eat t is to loose only benefits them
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Heather McNaughton
4 years ago
Screwing around with frequencies is more damaging to our health than any boogeyman germ. Copper ground lines are the safest
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Robert
4 years ago
Keep land lines let old people for one have a connection to the outside world
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Joanne McDonald
4 years ago
I do not use a mobile and rely solely on my landline. My Brother is disabled and it would put him in danger if he didn't have a landline.
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Greta
4 years ago
We need to keep landlines as relying on the Internet is ridiculous, many elderly people do not have any other way of communication and I personally will be returning to landlines for telephone and Internet.
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e
4 years ago
i use mine for phone tv computer & nothing beats it!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
This is important for SO many reasons.
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philippa
4 years ago
thanks for doing this!
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Julie Crocker
4 years ago
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I still use my landline and I don't want to use it. It is unnecessary to change a system which works and which is reliable. When Fukushima was hit by the tsunami the only phones that could work were the landline phones - all the cell phones were useless.
I need my landline, I use it everyday
Save our landline
Essential emergency service in a power cut.
Putting the phone lines through WiFi means: a) you can never switch off WiFi b) if the WiFi is down you cannot dial out c) if there is a power cut you cannot dial out. The landline network is fully in place, why remove it?
It is madness to remove our established landlines. We would be stranded in the event of a broadband or electrical blackout, leaving us vulnerable
First of all, wireless cell phones are harmful to health. Second of all, I can't afford a cell phone, so I want to keep my landline phone.
We are putting too much faith in having mobile phones always worfking!
It’s vital that we have an alternative coms option other than an android phone.
We need our landlines!!! Living in a v rural place & being disabled it's crucial to have a landline when the power goes down,which is often .
Just another attempt to take away our freedoms and control us through the use of mobile phones!! NO NO NO!
This is vital.Not everyone wants this digital prison being incrementally deployed,masquerading as convenience.
It's no good for to loose anything they eat t is to loose only benefits them
Screwing around with frequencies is more damaging to our health than any boogeyman germ. Copper ground lines are the safest
Keep land lines let old people for one have a connection to the outside world
I do not use a mobile and rely solely on my landline. My Brother is disabled and it would put him in danger if he didn't have a landline.
We need to keep landlines as relying on the Internet is ridiculous, many elderly people do not have any other way of communication and I personally will be returning to landlines for telephone and Internet.
i use mine for phone tv computer & nothing beats it!
This is important for SO many reasons.
thanks for doing this!
I still use my landline and I don't want to use it. It is unnecessary to change a system which works and which is reliable. When Fukushima was hit by the tsunami the only phones that could work were the landline phones - all the cell phones were useless.