More and more people like the practicality of having a single phone number. And of course they want to be reachable everywhere and not only at home. Consequently those people go for a mobile phone and do not spend money for landline telephony. David J. Critchell wrote an interesting article about this topic:
"Sometime late last year, according to researchers, the number of people living in households with one or more cell phones exceeded that of people living in a household with a landline.
Not surprisingly, the trend is being driven by the young ones, 18-24 year-olds, 32% of whom live in households where a cell phone is the only phone (as opposed to 14% for the population at large), according to Mediamark Research, Inc., a consumer research firm. The biggest group living in landline-only homes is retirement age: 65 and over. (Overall, the total number of households with only a landline is now a little more than one in ten nationally, a rate that continues to decrease.)..."
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Dem kann ich nur zustimmen. Wobei ich bevorzuge die Telefonnummer öfters zu Wechseln, da die derzeitigen Callcenter Agenten doch sehr kreativ die Telefonnummer ihrer Opfer finden...
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