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Ft Stewart Internet Service and Cell Phone Service
Asked by C.H. from Savannah
on May 2, 2008
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I am moving to Ft Stewart soon and want to know what internet and cell phone services are available at Ft Stewart. It seems that only Coastal is available for broadba...
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- Hello, C. We have Coastal for the internet, we pay $40/month, very fast, never had a problem with them. And if u tell them yr hubby is active military, there is no se...
- The Ft. Stewart area is also served by Comcast, Windstream, and others for Internet; and most major Cell phone companies such as Alltel, Hargray, Cingular, T-mobil, V...
- Hi, Welcome to Fort Stewart. I have Coastal but I have also had Comcast. I have not had problems with Coastal. As far as cellphone, I think Verizon is the best. I ...
Tv and Kids....
Asked by L.S. from Seattle
on March 12, 2008
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ok - finally won the argumnt with my hubby to downsize our $200 per month Comcast bill. But, due to finances the only soluion I can find is to dump the service almost...
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- TV is so so so bad for kids, especially when they are so young. It literally stunts their creativity, and breeds short attention spans. Before TV came along, school ...
- When my daughter was in 5th grade, I left the TV behind along with my first marriage. That first school year, she begged me to get a new TV (which I couldn't afford an...
- We dramatically limited tv for my four year old. He was upset and grumpy about it for the first couple of days, but I told him that it wasn't "tv time" and that we we...
Need Inexpensive Internet & Phone Service
Asked by V.D. from Dallas
on November 29, 2008
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I am about to have a baby anyday now. We are trying to cut our costs down so that I can stay home. We currently have At&t Broadband and home phone service costing ap...
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- I was in the same situation about 6 months ago and I called at&t and was able to reduce the cost of my home phone (they have options as low as $5 a month that they don...
- My family has T-Mobile for our cell service. I just recently canceled my AT&T land line and have T-Mobile as my home number, too. (T-Mobile was able to retain my home ...
- I have At&t land line and internet. I pay&32 dollars a month. Since we primarily use our cell phones; we do not have any extras (call awiting, caller id, voice mail,...
Too Much TV
Asked by L.C. from Norfolk
on September 13, 2008
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This is going to sound bad, and that's because I know it is. But my 3 year old daughter watches entirely too much TV. Between 8-12 hours a day. I know that sounds horr...
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- Children are so important. She will be 5 in no time and she will be in school 6 hours a day and then you can have someone else taking care of her while you work and g...
- Wow! That's a lot of TV! But you have a difficult situation and the important thing is that you _care_ about your daughter and are worried she's watching too much. ...
- I took my daughter to work with me until she was 2 - there wasn't a TV and she had to entertain herself much of the day. Turn off the TV, in fact cut off the cable. Ma...
Is This Worth Spending $$ Out of Savings
Asked by N.S. from Dallas
on June 9, 2009
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After years of immature spending habits just this year I became more mature about spending my money. I use to blow money on just about anything, but now every time I g...
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- Get a 2nd opinion-- but DO IT!! We just had to have ours replaced after waiting a bit and it cost over $1200!!
- I would get a second opinion. I know the compressors are expensive, but that sounds crazy! My husband owns a shop, I would be happy to have him give you a quote, but I...
- SOunnds like a good deal- I had mine replaced (but they ended up replacing most of the system) for 1600. If you plan on keeping the car and going anywhere durig the da...
Moving;... Home Phone vs No Home Phone?? VOIP?
Asked by C.T. from Los Angeles
on August 3, 2009
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Hi all, currently we have a home phone/fax line and hubby and I both have cell phones. We have a small horse ranch business that we have our answering machine set fo...
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- Best to use your land line whenever possible. Cell phones may ultimately give you a plethora of health problems... http://www.emfnews.org/ http://www.cellphonel...
- Hi C. - Like everyone else said, keep your home phone if for emergencies only - you never know if your cell phone's battery will be dead, etc. But I have a question f...
- I would say that it is critical to have a landline phone for 911 calls. When you call 911 from your cell phone it goes to CHP which can take literally 10-15 minutes to...
Cox Vs. Direct TV or Other Satellite Provider
Asked by M.G. from Omaha
on July 1, 2008
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We currently use Cox for our internet, phone and cable service. I have already cut back a little on our cable service, to save some money, but it's not making that mu...
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- Satellite TV(digital) is affected by the weather. We found that clouds, wind, or the occasional too sunny day would cause the reception to be interrupted. I know one...
- We have either Time Warner or Direct TV. We switched to Time Warner from Direct TV. Direct TV was cheaper in the long run. The quality was better and the shows we...
- I love our Directv! The dvr ALONE is worth the occasional weather outages. They never last long so that's why I overlook THAT issue. My favorite thing after the dv...
Should We Keep Our Regular Phone Line?
Asked by C.S. from Minneapolis
on October 4, 2008
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Our land line phone always has a terrible connection, no one really calls us on it except for telemarketers, and we use our cell phones to call other people. I know m...
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- I don't see any harm at all in cutting the house phone. The only reason that we have one is because we get bad cell service at our house. At our old place, we used t...
- When we moved we went to cell phone only and have not regretted it. We did get an extra phone to leave at the house for babysitters without a cell (mainly my mom :) )....
- C., I was one of the same trying to cut a phone line and trying to make ends meet. Having to call 911 and not being able to speak was scarey for me. Having a land li...
To Eliminate the Home Phone Land Line or Not?
Asked by M.S. from Chicago
on September 30, 2010
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Ok Moms, my husband wants to get rid of our land phone line. We really don't use it much. Our internet is on a cable line. So, I'm not sure why I'm so hesitant to g...
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- Well personal I am not much of a cell phone mom. I like my home phone I guess its just personal choice. Plus can you list cell phone's in the yellow pages?
- The only real concern I would have is if you have younger babysitters or anyone without their own cell phone watching the kids in your home. We also got rid of our la...
- its always good to have a landline. Just get the cheapest one out there, I pay 10 bucks a month. I can only call locally, but hey, if the satellites go out and your ...
Ipod but No Cell Phone? Worth It?
Asked by J.D. from Phoenix
on January 27, 2012
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My husband and I do not have a cell phone, we don't have cable, and we don't have any gaming system. We have wireless internet and a desktop computer. We do not want c...
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- My boys both have the iPod Touch. I have an iPhone (so does Nana and my gorgeous Guy). The cool thing about the iPods is that they can "text" other iPods and iPhones...
- My daughter has an Ipod Touch 4, she's 12 going on 13. She loves it. She goes on Facebook all the time--and then I go on and see what she is doing. She can text--wh...
- It will only be worth it if you use it. We have it. We love it. My Daughter inherited it from my Husband, when he got his iPhone. They can communicate/instant c...
