Another blast from the past. Disappointed to find that it didn't actually work. Even though you do still see payphones every once in a while, when was the last time you actually saw anyone use one?
I can't remember the last time I saw anyone use a payphone. I just assume they're all broken these days anyway. I'd be curious to know how much money they make vs how much it costs to keep 'em around.
It's a pretty safe assumption I'd say. Do the phone companies even maintain them themselves? I think they've all been sold to third party companies now I think.
I used to work for a company back in the late 90's that managed pay phones. Most today are managed by third parties, although I think in Verizon markets, they keep the management to themselves.
I can't remember the last time I saw anyone use a payphone. I just assume they're all broken these days anyway. I'd be curious to know how much money they make vs how much it costs to keep 'em around.
It's a pretty safe assumption I'd say. Do the phone companies even maintain them themselves? I think they've all been sold to third party companies now I think.
I used to work for a company back in the late 90's that managed pay phones. Most today are managed by third parties, although I think in Verizon markets, they keep the management to themselves.
A relic that we will tell our kid's kids about.