A landline phone may be a relic of our days before cellphones, but for thousands of AT&T customers they are still a daily part of life.
Leticia JuarezA landline phone may be a relic of our days before cellphones, but for thousands of AT&T customers they are still a daily part of life.A landline phone may be a relic of our days before cellphones, but for thousands of AT&T customers they are still a daily part of life.
AT&T says fewer than 5% of households are served by cooper based landline phones. Even so, local leaders like West Hollywood Mayor John Erickson is fighting for his constituents to keep their landline. AT&T is experiencing a nationwide outage of its phone and internet services, causing people to have trouble with their cell phones.
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