American Energy Production Inc(fka AENP)

[Steady_T]

I haven't moved in the last 27 years so I don't have the problem. I have 2 friends that have moved in the last 5 years that have maintained their cell numbers in the new location. One moved several counties in TX, the other from Austin to Ca.

Welcome to the new telecommunications world.

I know other folks that don't have land line to their houses at all. They just use cell phones.

If you use a cell, it generally doesn't cost any more to call long distance than it does local. Even my land line long distance is only 3 cents a minute. At that price I don't care if I call someone in San Antonio or next door.

The convienence of having a number that people know versus the hassle of getting a new number out to a bunch of folks....

You get to make your own choice these days. The costs are minimal either way.