A
lot of business owners seem to think landline phones are becoming extinct like
the dinosaurs. The large number buttons, hefty handles and long cords aren’t as
attractive as the small cell phone.
However, before you let your landline go you may want to consider what
the landline does bring to your company.
1.
A Stable Connection - Being able to communicate to others efficiently and
effectively is a key factor in business. Stock trades and other business
transactions happen at the speed of light, and being on a cell phone while
service may become interrupted can have a costly effect. Using a landline will
ensure that a business transaction is handled correctly and securely, without
the dropped call or out of range static.
2.
Reliable and Dependable – As a business owner, you want the ability to
communicate in any storm or emergency.
Overworked or out of commission cell networks and towers have failed in
these situations, but the landline continues to reach emergency services or
other landlines. Without any power, the
landlines still works effectively and does not rely on being charged
regularly. Companies with a landline
have the peace of mind knowing their transactions are safe and secure in these
situations.
3.
Cost – This may be your biggest concern as a business owner, if it is,
the landline is right for you. With cell
phones becoming more advanced, cell phone companies are constantly finding ways
to charge more. Unlimited plans are a
necessity now and cost an arm and a leg.
Businesses are dependent on the profit, where there are possible
savings, grab ahold of them.
These
are the top three reasons a business should choose a landline over a cell
phone. While there are positives and negatives to both services, no cell phone
can offer what a landline does in communication.
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