Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 Rita, I would agree that Uniden is a good choice. If you get a phone from Wal-Mart be sure to keep the receipt. If it is not what you wanted just take it back within a month. The warning about loss of power is very valid. Be sure to keep a plain Jayne phone plugged in at all times just in case... Cy, the Ancient One... cordless phone You do realize when you power goes out so does your cordless phone. I can't live without my cell phone, what a gadget for safety. My fav cordless is V-tech, and Uniden is a close second, but not one Panasonic I bought ever worked. I have phones in every room but only i cordless, so when the power goes out I use the others. After my Thanksgiving visit, I am now converted to a cordless phone. Mind you not a cell phone. I plan to buy on the open market and not a phone adapted for the blind and visually impaired. What would you suggest to get or stay away from. I do want a volume control for sure! Suggestions would be welcome thank you! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 Dear Girlsgood, As you didn't sign I don't know your name. Thank you for this information. You've a good point about the power going off. Would batteries help? Rita > > > You do realize when you power goes out so does your cordless phone. I can't > live without my cell phone, what a gadget for safety. My fav cordless is > V-tech, and Uniden is a close second, but not one Panasonic I bought ever > worked. I have phones in every room but only i cordless, so when the power goes > out I use the others. > > After my Thanksgiving visit, I am now converted to a cordless phone. Mind > you not a cell phone. I plan to buy on the open market and not a phone > adapted for the blind and visually impaired. What would you suggest to > get or stay away from. I do want a volume control for sure! > Suggestions would be welcome thank you! > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 Thank you Cy a good point to consider for sure. Rita > > Rita, > I would agree that Uniden is a good choice. If you get a phone from > Wal-Mart be sure to keep the receipt. If it is not what you wanted just > take it back within a month. > The warning about loss of power is very valid. Be sure to keep a plain > Jayne phone plugged in at all times just in case... > Cy, the Ancient One... > > > cordless phone > > > > > You do realize when you power goes out so does your cordless phone. I > can't > live without my cell phone, what a gadget for safety. My fav cordless > is > V-tech, and Uniden is a close second, but not one Panasonic I bought > ever > worked. I have phones in every room but only i cordless, so when the > power goes > out I use the others. > > After my Thanksgiving visit, I am now converted to a cordless phone. > Mind you not a cell phone. I plan to buy on the open market and not a > phone > adapted for the blind and visually impaired. What would you suggest to > get or stay away from. I do want a volume control for sure! > Suggestions would be welcome thank you! > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 Rita, Batteries don't help as that kind of phone works on the electricity coming from it's base. If the base is not getting any power, neither is the phone. Re: cordless phone Dear Girlsgood, As you didn't sign I don't know your name. Thank you for this information. You've a good point about the power going off. Would batteries help? Rita > > > You do realize when you power goes out so does your cordless phone. I can't > live without my cell phone, what a gadget for safety. My fav cordless is > V-tech, and Uniden is a close second, but not one Panasonic I bought ever > worked. I have phones in every room but only i cordless, so when the power goes > out I use the others. > > After my Thanksgiving visit, I am now converted to a cordless phone. Mind > you not a cell phone. I plan to buy on the open market and not a phone > adapted for the blind and visually impaired. What would you suggest to > get or stay away from. I do want a volume control for sure! > Suggestions would be welcome thank you! > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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