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Tag Archives: Hurricane Irene
Home telephone service – it’s time to cut the cord
Call me old school but we still have a ‘land-line’ telephone at home. However a year or so ago we bundled our internet and cable service to include our telephone service. There was a financial incentive to do so at … Continue reading
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Tagged cable phone service, Caller Id, Hurricane Irene, Mobile phone at home
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Mother Nature and Irene trump technology
If you are anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic toward the Northeast you have woken up this Monday morning to at least some partial disruption to your normal routine. Here in Connecticut more than 750,000 ‘customers’ are without power. Being that there … Continue reading
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