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Does this mean rotary phones won't be making a comeback?
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All this begs the question, What's Uncle fed going to do to replace the 'revenue stream' (TAX) that is now flowing from the landlines? I don't see the bill on my wife's cell phone, because her thoughtful oldest daughter just 'added a line' to her bill. So what do the feds get from cell phones? And when is an internet connection going to be heavily taxed? Let's face it, the internet connection at your house or business is just as useful (valuable), if not more so, as your landline(s). At least for me. I've got the 'net' connection plus 1 MJ and 1 VOIP extension from Charlotte. And, of course, HDTV. All riding on my biz class from the cable company coming into my house.
When I was young, I was Liberal. As I aged and wised up, I became Conservative. Now that I'm old, I have settled on Curmudgeon.
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They can already monitor it LH. I would suppose they will start usage charges. It's inevitable.
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