Have it through FIOS service at home. We have cordless handsets so that we don't have to rely on cellphones in the house, but we don't give thehome number out to anyone.

Still rings alot with telemarketers. When I'm in a mood, I answer and have fun with them.

I finally dropped ours. We kept it for when we lost our cell phones, we could call it and run around the house hoping to hear the cell phone ringing. We kept it off the hook and would have to hang up and wait at least 20 seconds to be able to use it. When I went to drop it, I called Spectrum and they asked for our password. I said when I picked this land line up 20 years ago it was with Verizon and my password was Claude Balls. They could not confirm it so they refused to cancel it. I said that's funny, when did it switch from Verizon to Spectrum and they said about 2 years ago. I went on to ask how they did this without my permission. They said they had my permission, I said no way. Any how - this went on for at least 30 minutes and they said that they couldn't cancel my service because I didn't give them my password. I said how could I found out my password and they said I'd have to give them the account number. I said I don't even get a bill in the mail as we pay it online auto draft. It was like pulling teeth to get them to drop the service.