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Landline Phone Service questions, answered by experts

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.

Regular software updates, checking for loose connections, and protecting wires from physical damage help prevent issues.

The phone jack is the square wall-mounted plate into which a telephone plug is placed for the phone to get service. You’ll know your phone is properly connected to a working phone jack if you hear a dial tone when you pick up the phone. Phone jacks are often silver, white, or beige and are usually located in the living room, kitchen, bedrooms, or dens. 

Yes, most services include signal testing and adjustments for optimal performance.

The length of coax cable can affect the signal. Coax cables and their connectors all have a small amount of electrical resistance, which means that the longer the cable and more connectors in the system, the weaker the signal strength. In most homes, the signal loss is tiny, but systems with coax cable lengths over 100 feet will likely experience signal troubles.

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