Do you like cordless phones?

I'm not a fan of ground lines, but I do prefer cordless phones over the ones with cords.

Yes. Less restrictive.

Yes; I prefer them to phones with cords.

I do not have a landline, nor any other kind of phone. I don't like phones at all.

Only if its a 5.2Ghz encrypted, anything less than 5.2Ghz will not work in my house with all the electrical interference from my work working shop and I just want it encrypted so the neighbors can't listen in (nosy buggers).

I don't like phones.

Cordless phones are good because you can walk around with them. Great if you're on hold. But I like corded phones when you need to push numbers to respond to voice prompts - much easier to be able to hold the handset to your ear, and push buttons on the base unit.

Never use the landline for phone use.

> I don't like phones.

*lol Your picture scared me!!!!

I Guess..................

Eh

Yes, I have a cordless phone at home (and am never on it long enough that I must recharge it mid call), and at work...a regular phone, but I am only at my desk when using it...and I take advantage of using speaker phone if I am concurrently on the computer. I only use a cell phone to and from work...those calls are no longer than 30 seconds (I hate cell phones)

> I do not have a landline, nor any other kind of phone. I don't like
> phones at all.

Wow, you must really use excellent alternative communication resources to live completely without a phone!

I'm moderately hearing-impaired and phones interfere with my hearing aids. I also feel they are invasive and have never felt comfortable talking on the phone. All sorts of telemarketers tend to call, too, whereas with computer spam, it doesn't interrupt you while you're trying to do other things - you can just delete the unwanted emails at your leisure. The last straw that caused me to stop the phone completely is that the phone company started charging me for long-distance calls which I did not make - never made a long-distance call in my life. I was supposed to be getting a monthly charge for low-income subscribers. So since I never used the phone anyway, I decided to stop all the hassle. I prefer to communicate via email. I was forced to have a phone when looking for work, but once I took early retirement there was really not much need to keep it. If there was some kind of emergency, I could always ask a neighbor to make a call for me.

Yes

Not really. Mine is unplugged.

Gave up land line. I bought a phone number and Skype so I can call computer to computer, landlines, and cell phones anywhere in the US and Canada for about $60USD a year.