[Electronics-Talk] home phone on cell signal

[Arlene]

The other kind of phone that I was thinking about which might be along the 
lines of what you're looking for is that verizon has a phone that works on 
the cell towers, but it's like having a landline. You would get a box that 
is programmed, and you plug a regular phone into the box  you plug the box 
into the wall. So this way you can have the phone anywhere in the house that 
you want it, and if you travel I think you can take it with you. From what I 
remember it costs $20 a month. I think it's unlimited calling.

Arlene
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> Hi,
>
> Basically I'm interested in letting family use a regular phone without
> paying for the land line bill or extra cell plan charges every month.
> Bryan
>
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> The panisonic phones at walmart have that capability. If I understand 
> right
> from what you're looking for that you want your landline to work along 
> with
> your cell phone. I think it blue toogh's over to your cell phone. It also
> talks the caller id. We really didn't get a close look of what it's all
> about  but it sounded interesting.
>
> Arlene
>
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>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Would someone know if there is such a phone like the regular land line
>> phones that you can just pick up the receiver and dial a number but use a
>> cell phone signal to connect the call?
>> Bryan
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