To answer the original question: my mom still uses the land line only. Not all cell phones are friendly for the blind, and though some blind use the iPhone successfully, they are not cheap like the land line system. Then too, she is ither in the house or with someone such as my Dad who carry cell's.
And like many point out, I know when I visited a friend in rural Md, he had zip, zero, nada for cell service on his 16 acre farm, so land line it is.
Oh, and where my parents are at, Centry Link provides the land line service, and bombard the local TV with ads about their High Speed Internet-that is unavaible at our house, BUT I'm told the vary type of cable used for this service is buried in the street in frount of our house (I know they hired a shoddy contractor 10 years ago to burry some type of cable, but I was too young then to understand it at all then, and now I've got to rely on people who didn't really bother to understand it, so don't remember for sure.)
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