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Some years back we went from our Verizon landline at over $40/mo to
Vonage at $19/mo. Over time, Vonage started going up. When it got to
$25/mo I started looking at Magic Jack. My wife asked, "Do we really
need a house phone?".

We got rid of the landline altogether and have no regrets.



On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Bill <brobins3d@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 09/30/10 10:52 AM, GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
ooma seems expensive up front but would easily recover the cost of an at&t
land line in one year, or two years from my local cable landline offering.

Don't make the mistake of calculating payback based upon the advertised
monthly charge for a land line, you must also consider the taxes and
fees that will be applied as well.  We had AT&T and rarely used our land
line. After taxes and fees, it was $40 a month, so after 4 months of
Ooma it was paid for.

We got in with a tax free unit, so we haven't paid anything for phone
service for a year now.  I am considering going to the Premier service,
it has quite a number of nice features.

Bill
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