Getting a landline phone in the Netherlands
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Whether you like to keep things traditional, or you have bad mobile signal in your local area, you might want to get a landline phone in the Netherlands. Here's what you need to know.
The following companies all offer landline phone connections in the Netherlands:
Many companies nowadays offer deals that bundle mobile phone, internet and fixed phone line connections in one bundle. If you need a fixed phone line, it's worth looking for a provider that can offer all of the solutions you need.
Fixed lines in the Netherlands are mostly provided by KPN; all the other providers own rights to some lines.
Normally, there will already be a fixed phone line already set up in your house. If not (for instance if it's a newly-built property), the company may need to send out a technician to set one up for you. There is normally an additional fee for this service.
There are different types of landline contracts; always check the balance between monthly fixed costs and per minute calling fees. It's also worth noting that, as a rule, you have to subscribe for at least 12 months when taking out a new fixed phone line contract. Be sure to check the terms and conditions before signing a contract.
In order to get a phone line you need to provide: