Number of People with Traditional Landlines Phones Drops Sharply

I got rid of my landline phone many months ago as I only use my cell phone and my internet for communication. I have no need for two phones since I am single and I do not talk on the phone that much so I like my cell phone better. I think this may be the case for many single people as well. I am not surprised that the number of people with landlines has dropped.

Actually I have a house phone, but it's not a landline..I have At&t Callvantage service (VOIP) which is linked to my pc. Instead of getting or receiving calls from a landline, I have a adapter that is connected to my pc...It's way cheaper than the landline and includes all the features...I pay under 33.00 a month. I have a cell phone, however, I have a son here who come home from school, I need the phone so he and I can call eachother and I'm not ready to buy him a cell phone yet.. I love VOIP, I've had it over a year now...

i hav 2 landlines but i rarely make use of it...i use one for internet and the other jus for identity...its a goverment run company so its bill is accepted as id proof... Actually calls are cheaper on the cell for me

I do have a cell phone and so does my husband. But we have terrible reception here. We can barely use our phones in the house. So we have Vonage. I guess it's basically a land line, only it's through an internet connection. We have it because it's a lot cheaper than a traditional land line. We live 1000 miles from home so we make a lot of long distance calls. This way they are free, and we don't have to watch the clock. We can stay on as long as we want to.

I do have a land line and a cell. If I had to choose, I would give up the land line and keep the cell.