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- noun Plural form of
landline .
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Examples
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Put 'em in the comments. iPhone is a voice-over-IP communications application that lets you chat with other Skype members for free, plus call landlines and mobile phones when you buy Skype Out credit.
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Save money when you call landlines and cell phones around the world at low, per-minute rates.
unknown title 2009
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Skype will charge its regular very low Skype rates when you call landlines and mobiles using Skype or when you receive calls on your mobile handset from other Skype users or people calling your personal online number.
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Skype will charge its regular very low Skype rates when you call landlines and mobiles using Skype or when you receive calls on your mobile handset from other Skype users or people calling your personal online number.
MobileBurn.com 2009
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Skype will charge its regular very low Skype rates when you call landlines and mobiles using Skype or when you receive calls on your mobile handset from other Skype users or people calling your personal online number.
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At low cost, they can also call landlines or mobiles virtually anywhere in the world.
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Lefar said Vonage may later charge for the ability to call landlines and send text messages.
Facebook Phone Call App Lets You Phone Friends For Free 2010
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The difference with using this is that you can call landlines and cell phones for free instead os just Skype contacts, as long as you have a good Wi-FI connection.
How to make free phone calls on an iPod touch | Sync Blog 2009
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The Internet-based telephone service made its name by providing a cheaper alternative to calling landlines, but it also capped the amount of minutes its customers could use no matter how much they paid.
A Simple B.F.F. Strategy, Confirmed by Scientists - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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The Internet-based telephone service made its name by providing a cheaper alternative to calling landlines, but it also capped the amount of minutes its customers could use no matter how much they paid.
A Simple B.F.F. Strategy, Confirmed by Scientists - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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