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1. A majority of people have kept their same phone number (whether cell or landline) for many years. In the US, it's possible to keep the number even when moving out of state. How long have you had your phone number?

A majority of people have kept their same phone number (whether cell or landline) for many years. In the US, it's possible to keep the number even when moving out of state. How long have you had your phone number?

A couple of months

Between 1-5 years

Between 6-10 years

Over 11 years

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2. Changing a phone number can be a royal pain in the patoot. There are friends to notify, emergency contacts and creditors to update, etc. It can be overwhelming to some while others breeze through with no qualms. How easy or difficult is the process to you?

Changing a phone number can be a royal pain in the patoot. There are friends to notify, emergency contacts and creditors to update, etc. It can be overwhelming to some while others breeze through with no qualms. How easy or difficult is the process to you?

No problem. A few calls and I'm done

I dread it like the plague

Undecided

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3. Last question. Cell phones are so common in use now til we sometimes forget the basics of communication. Have you ever given your child/teen their very first phone only to forget to program their number into your phone? Nothing says parent of the year like seeing your child described as "unknown caller" when they try to call you.

Last question. Cell phones are so common in use now til we sometimes forget the basics of communication. Have you ever given your child/teen their very first phone only to forget to program their number into your phone? Nothing says parent of the year like seeing your child described as

Yes, I have done that before.

No, I'm efficient and organized.

Undecided whether to admit it or not

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