At 21 Feb 2008 22:08:12 -0500 Michael N. Paris wrote:
>

> I think thats nice, but in all reality, why? If I'm at home, I use my
home
> phone. I have enough minutes in my plan to make calls when I'm out.
> Now I'm sure this will benifit those who don't use POTS or something
> like Vonage. I mean if it came down to that, I think I'd pick one of
them
> $100 unlimited deals.

But that's sort of the point- why take a $100 cell plan (tied to a single
phone) when you can get by with your $40 cell plan (if, as you say, you
have enough minutes in it for when you're out) and for $10 extra, get an
interface box connected to your existing home phones, with unlimited calls
in the house, allowing you to ditch the landline.

Now you have a $50 two-phone solution with unlimited calling at home, vs. a
$100 one-phone unlimited solution (which is fine, I suppose, if you live
alone!)