My New Way to Save on Telephone Communications
About a year ago, my wife and I got rid of our land line telephone. That move saved us about $30 per month or $360 per year.
We turned instead to our mobile phones and it was working well. However, my step-daughter has reached a certain age where the phone is more important and our mobile minutes started taking a hit and costing us more money eating the savings secured by eliminating the landline. Mrs. DDFD is also a bit of a chatterbox with her large family.
The new solution installed this week-- Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP), Cost was $40 for the device and first year of service and $20 per year thereafter for unlimited local and long distance phone calls.
It works much like a regular phone, just over your internet connection instead of phone lines . . . I will post a few updates on the experience and savings.
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We turned instead to our mobile phones and it was working well. However, my step-daughter has reached a certain age where the phone is more important and our mobile minutes started taking a hit and costing us more money eating the savings secured by eliminating the landline. Mrs. DDFD is also a bit of a chatterbox with her large family.
The new solution installed this week-- Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP), Cost was $40 for the device and first year of service and $20 per year thereafter for unlimited local and long distance phone calls.
It works much like a regular phone, just over your internet connection instead of phone lines . . . I will post a few updates on the experience and savings.
Related posts:
Removing Liabilities From Your Life
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How to Create An Action Plan . . .
Is Your Financial House in Order?
5 Reasons to Lower Your Expenses
What is Your Cost Structure?
Busting Your Monthly Nut
Posted by DDFD at 9/24/2009 10:56 PM 
Categories: Money Savers, Frugality
Tags: Money Savers How to ideas Telephone Tips Tricks Techniques Frugal Frugality
Categories: Money Savers, Frugality
Tags: Money Savers How to ideas Telephone Tips Tricks Techniques Frugal Frugality
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