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August/September 1999
by ROBIN THOMAS  
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Then there's the cost to think about. If you're paying for both land line and cell phone services the bill can be a burden, and unless you really need a cell phone, it will be the first to go. Then again, with long-distance, voice mail and regular calls included in some of these flat rate cellular plans, substituting a wireless handset for a land-line phone might be a reasonable option, depending on your phoning habits. Basically, if your work demands that you be on the phone even just some of the time, then wireless phones can be an invaluable tool, especially if yours is a job that keeps you mainly out of doors.

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