Do you still have a landline phone?

I finally dropped my landline with my last move. I use eFax as a fax service and so far that has worked out fine; receiving faxes as graphics files makes them easier to work with and I can still print them out for a hard copy. On the road, I can receive faxes via email regardless of where I happen to be, so I can always use the same fax number. I have a multi-function printer so I can scan signed or hand-notated documents as a supported graphics format and send things back out through eFax.

I do pay more for an unlimited data plan on my cell than I was paying for my Earthlink dial-up service, but it is far more portable than needing to find a phone jack when I travel.

Well, when I was using my home phone for faxing, it was pretty unreliable. (May well have been the fax program on my old desktop PC, though. Right now I don't have a functioning desktop PC - just two notebooks.) I've been thinking about it myself, given that about 99% of the calls I get on my landline phone are telemarketers, surveys, and the like. But I don't know if I'm ready yet to give up the landline phone for good.