>...  Cellphone service (sound quality) is not
>great either...

I'd argue against this point.  I have cellular service through Verizon, and
I
live in a fairly small area (college town, <50k inhabitants, no major cities
of
more than 1 million within 150-200 miles), and only briefly have I ever
regretted cutting my land line.  Digital cellular service is rapidly
invading even
the most remote areas (my wife's whole family lives "out-of-town" by 20 or
more miles, and we still get good service while visiting), and the digital
quality is very high.  We have two phones and more minutes than we ever
need for $85 a month.  Considering that our land line was costing us $35
a month for basic local service, no long distance, I think it's pretty good.

Verizon also has excellent customer service, which is good, because the
phones we've had all seemed to crap out and need replacing a few times
before we got a good "keeper".

Mike H.

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