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Landline Phone Service questions, answered by experts

After paying a contractor to install wires extending from the nearest phone pole, you can contact your local service provider to connect your service for a fee. Connecting to landline service costs about $20 to $270 upfront, and then you’ll spend anywhere from around $15 to $60 per month for this utility.

VoIP phone services are so common and affordable that it’s unlikely you’ll need a hardwired business phone. Some people may want to avoid VoIP services for reasons of online privacy or to make sure network outages never affect their calls. Otherwise, it’s rare to use an analogy or hardwired system for your first business line.

It’s a good idea if you receive regular calls from customers, clients, or other important contacts. If phone calls are a daily occurrence for your business, no matter the field, then a separate business line will help you keep things organized. It also gives your business a more professional appearance, improves the security of sensitive business information, can help you manage costs more accurately, and may even be a good idea on the legal front.

Yes, many repair services include upgrading outdated systems with modern features.

For the average home office, you should only need one line. It’s uncommon to need more than one business line for a small or starting business. The exception is for the hard workers who manage multiple businesses out of their home and want a separate line for each to keep everything separate. In that case, it’s relatively easy to add another line with VoIP, but significantly more expensive for an analog/hardwired phone system.

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