Verizon Dropped 911 Call About Trapped Woman

[SteelCity1981]

[citation][nom]papaswedine[/nom]what did people do before cell phones? I thought in the contract it says something about not relying on your cell phone for emergency services..[/citation]


Such a D*** comment, you wouldn't be saying that if that was your grand mother or or mother at that age.

 

[captaincharisma]

i bet the number for AT&T would be higher than that

 

[bearclaw99]

Can you hear me now?

 

[lamorpa]

[citation][nom]Anomalyx[/nom]I had to make that many calls because I would have to call the same person 100 times just for one conversation.[/citation]
It helps the quality of this forum if you do not post idiotic comments like this. No, you did not call anyone 100 times just to have one conversation. Stop wasting our time to try to make an unsuppostabe point.

 

[bluestar2k11]

Doesn't work when the power goes out and your line is connected to a cordless, which 95% of landlines are I'm betting lol^^

[citation][nom]jerreece[/nom]This is why land line phones are still around folks. I don't have a "home phone", and just have a cell phone. But this is a key example of why I probably should have a land line phone service. And not "digital" phone services from a cable company, which are also prone to outages.The old fashion phone line that works even when the power goes out.[/citation]

 

[finnsmith]

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