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  • San Antonio, TX
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What's your preference? ---> VoiP or Landline?

Joe C.
  • San Antonio, TX
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When using a phone to speak to sellers/buyers, what do you prefer - Landline telephone? Or, VoiP?

I don't use a cellphone because mine sucks and drops calls, so I have not included it as a choice, respectively. Please choose from the two choices above and explain WHY you prefer/choose whichever choice you've chosen! :)

Thank you to everyone who provides an answer.

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I hate cell phones personally, reception is never perfect and all calls break up regardless of quality.. I lost mine 2 months ago, which was only used for my wife to call me, and have not bothered to replace it yet.

I prefer landlines. Don't know anything about VoiP but have no reason to change.

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