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We've recently heard from several clients who received letters from Verizon about the retirement of traditional copper phone lines - particularly at their homes.
Linda also recently received one of these letters from Verizon, and it got us talking. She still keeps an old-fashioned corded phone in her basement - not because she's nostalgic for the days of tangled phone cords, but because it has served a very practical purpose: When one of those big New England storms comes through and the power goes out, that old phone still works. No electricity. No Wi-Fi. No modem or router. Just plug the phone into the copper phone jack and get a dial tone!
If you received a letter too, you may be wondering: What does this mean? Is my phone line going away? And do I need to do anything?
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