[Electronics-Talk] Modern Landline Phone Service

[joseph hudson]

Leslie, I recently had to have this done a few years ago be two my grandma getting a caption telephone. Out and put in a second plate, and ran the wire, from my room where the modem is to homeroom. And it allowed me to have another jack in the house activated for her. Perhaps, they could do this for you. It will at least give you another check.

> On Jun 19, 2022, at 12:44 PM, Leslie Fairall via Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hello:
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> I moved due to a new job and hooked up all of my utilities. One of the things I still prefer is old-fashioned landline service due to its sound quality and reliability. I currently have Comcast Internet and phone. The problem I have is that I cannot use the jacks installed throughout the home. I've been told by Comcast that I need to connect a cordless phone to my modem to allow me to have phones in every room. I like cordless phones but have a couple corded phones that I would prefer using since they have great Speakerphone capability. AT&T will sell me traditional landline service but the cost is very steep. Their representative wanted to sell me the Voip service, but stated that the phone service worked the same way as Comcast. When I had Verizon Fios in New England, I could connect phones to every jack in my home. Can anyone shed some light on this? I am scheduled to have landline service connected in two weeks but am hoping to find a cheaper alternative. Any and all input is appreciated. Thanks.
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