Nielsen: 1 in 5 Without Landlines By 2009
According to a new Nielsen Company study, more than 20 million U.S. households have disconnected their landlines and rely solely on cell phones, RCR Wireless News reports.
That puts the U.S. on target for a rate of 1 in 5 homes without landlines by the end of this year. The report said that most of these customers have lower-level annual incomes (59% have household incomes under $40k), are small households (1 or 2 people), or are moving or changing jobs.
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