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Is a "landline" actually a traditional land line?
Is a "landline" actually a traditional land line with copper wire connections to a central terminal, or is it now VOIP. I'm in Branford Connecticut.
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Is a "landline" actually a traditional land line with copper wire connections to a central terminal, or is it now VOIP. I'm in Branford Connecticut.
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spoom2
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5 months ago
You'd have to check with the provider. AT&T doesn't have a wire line service in Connecticut.
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spoom2
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Landline is the traditional copper feed POTS. The other is digital phone service. Though most use the term landline for both.
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catchtwentytwo
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POTS is only delivered via copper. Digital phone service can be delivered by fiber or copper. Whether POTS or Digital, service comes from a central office.
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mvee
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5 months ago
I guess my real question is: If I add a new "landline" now, would it be a traditional POTS copper feed or would it be VOIP?
In Branford CT.
Thanks.
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catchtwentytwo
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In 2014, AT&T sold their Connecticut assets to Frontier Communications so you'd have to ask them.
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