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want a phone upstairs-corded or cordless-which is cheaper and easier?

rebelpixie · 2010-03-30 13:07:10

This may have been answered before but I cannot find a specific thread on it. We got a cordless phone recently as a present (a Sagem D16T). All going well with it. We still have our ordinary corded phone that works perfectly. We want to have a phone upstairs. We are wondering whether we should get an eircom technician to…

30-03-2010 02:07PM

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rebelpixie

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This may have been answered before but I cannot find a specific thread on it.
We got a cordless phone recently as a present (a Sagem D16T). All going well with it. We still have our ordinary corded phone that works perfectly.
We want to have a phone upstairs. We are wondering whether we should get an eircom technician to put a phone line upstairs for the old phone. is this expensive? or could we get another cordless phone? can you just buy a second cordless and will it pick up the signal? or do you need to get a twin pack that work together? does it have to be a sagem?
I am absolutely clueless about these things so would appreciate any help. We have broadband as well. I also wouldn't have a clue how to put an extension line upstairs, hence the technician.

thanks.

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