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Digital landlines for normal people. No fuss, straight forward and extremely reasonable pricing with minimal contract terms. In a world where so much jargon exists (VoIP, Digital Voice, PSTN, FTTP anyone?) where most providers seem to be providing business services to residential customers, Landlines 2u stands out to break through the jargon. You want to replace your old landline with a digital one - we do that for you.
2b Valley Industries, Cuckoo Lane, TN11 0AG, Tonbridge, United Kingdom
Having had bad experiences in the past with other providers, I was pleasantly surprised with how smoothly everything went with transferring my phone. When they say they do everything, they really mean it. Simple sign-up, paid my first month fee, 2 weeks later my phone is digital and been running just as good!
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