Sentence examples for landline provider from inspiring English sources

Telmex is Mexico's biggest landline provider.

The Post Office has become the UK's most complained-about landline provider after buckling under the weight of a record number of new arrivals following a promotional campaign.

Comcast, for example, has 7.6 million residential and business phone subscribers, making it the fourth-largest landline provider in the United States.

Another commission report found that 51percentt of Americans live in areas served by only one broadband landline provider (10percentt live in places where there is no such service).

Eircomis the original monopoly landline provider, the Irish equivalent to BT, has a basic phone plus broadband deal at €25 (£18.25) for the first four months then a hefty €62 (£45.25) thereafter, although this is for an "up to 100Mps" fibre service.

For landline providers without wireless operations, like Qwest and Frontier, it's terrifying.

As part of their assessment, antitrust lawyers must determine whether the deal might undermine efforts to encourage broadband service competition between wireless and landline providers.

All major landline providers had increased line-rental charges by between 28% and 41% in recent years, in spite of the wholesale cost of providing those landlines falling by 25%, said Ofcom.

Ofcom's competition group director, Jonathan Oxley, said: "Our evidence shows that landline providers have been raising the price of line rental, even as their costs have been coming down.

Wheeler's defenders, such as Harold Feld, say he saw the proposed merger between A.T. & T. and T-Mobile as an opportunity for the government to impose some meaningful oversight on wireless operators, which the 1996 Telecommunications Act explicitly excluded from rate regulations and other public-interest rules that apply to landline providers.

On top of that, a lot of landline providers already offer free or cheap call forwarding as part of their standard packages — but let's face it, remembering what sequence of stars, hash symbols and numbers to press to forward your home phone is a user experience that belongs in the mid-1990s.