really do but cost prohibitive as a retired person.....Never thought I would miss it so much. Maybe its just a seniors reflection.

turned ours off a month ago and so far i sure don't miss all the junk/scam calls

you get them on cell also.

Until recently I had to have a landline because the internet service also came from the phone company. It rarely wrung and when it did everybody ignored it. Don't have to keep the landline anymore and don't miss it at all.
WWR, what do you miss about it?

I miss the fact of being rural having to depend on signal strength. Also having a phone my son can use without all the time on the net.

Getting signal can sometimes be a pain. Some carriers are better than others in certain areas.

Family friend has a ranch in Montana and they still need a landline to make calls. We used to get far more spam calls on the landline compared to cell. Maybe because I can block numbers on cell?

I don't miss Long distance bills

I dropped my land lines at home and at camp many years ago, don't miss them a bit.

I dropped the one at home first.

My camp is in a rural area of north-central PA. My property is the last stop for electric and phone service and cell service used to suck. I had some older members with health issues back then and kept the land line in case of emergencies. When cell service improved to the point where you got service inside camp and didn't have to walk up the side of the ridge out back, I dropped the land line.

I still keep and land line for my business and fax. The spam calls and faxes are frequent and never-ending. The "Do Not Call" registries are a completely useless joke of program.

At least with my cell phone I can block spam callers. If I don't recognize the number I don't answer. If no message is left by that caller I block that number. I have hundreds of numbers blocked. After a while it seems to help. I get three or four times the spam calls on my business land line that I do on my cell phone.

We still have ours. We pay 20$ a month for it so it doesn't break the bank.

I have a landline. What I miss is phonebooks. Cant call anyone without getting a number from them first

I find many numbers online

Don't miss my landline. It was out of service way to much. They never could fix it. And that was a pain as I was on call a lot.

I don't miss them

Internet is tied in with AT&T we don't answer if they don't display a name.

We canceled the home line years ago, no one called it anymore except scammers,.Unfortunately cell service, in spite of the glowing ads, is going backwards.
It's all of the providers too, dropped calls, unintelligible voices , text failures, I can't get a call in my backyard, gotta go inside and sit by the wifi ,it's become very frustrating, and I live in a populated county with "full" coverage....

That’s why I water trap

Still have both same as do my two brothers

still have a landline, no cell phone. We don't get many unwanted calls, maybe 1-2 /week.
Get the internet thru the phone company too.


Heck, I still have a rotary phone on my desk that I use.

Glenville WV is the only place I know of that still has Dial up internet.