one of the reasons we are able to have these cell phones is that we have a home phone. when google fiber came through our neighborhood, we signed up for the basic service (which was a significant upgrade from our service at the time). it involved a one time installation fee with no further payments for seven years. we had been bundling our phone and internet service for a combined cost of $80/month + the cost of long distance calls. while the installation fee for google fiber was a bit pricey, we felt it would pay for itself in about 5 months.
for phone service (which we still want for when the girls are at home + for long distance calls) we use ooma. my sister has used it for years, so we thought it was worth a try. it works through the internet connection, costs about $100 up front, and less than $5 per month after that. there are no long distance fees, and you can keep using the phones and number you have.
we are very happy that we payed around $350 upfront and decreased our monthly phone/internet bill from around $90/month to less than $5/month! i don't really like talking specific numbers, but i thought they were significant enough to share. again, just an option for fewer ends.
love,
jane
for phone service (which we still want for when the girls are at home + for long distance calls) we use ooma. my sister has used it for years, so we thought it was worth a try. it works through the internet connection, costs about $100 up front, and less than $5 per month after that. there are no long distance fees, and you can keep using the phones and number you have.
we are very happy that we payed around $350 upfront and decreased our monthly phone/internet bill from around $90/month to less than $5/month! i don't really like talking specific numbers, but i thought they were significant enough to share. again, just an option for fewer ends.
love,
jane
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