Seajay
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Don't you go over their house...and see the phone on the wall or on a table?
Also, where I live, everyone else has a different area code for their landline, and for their cell phones, but maybe that's not everywhere. Also, if a cell phone is turned off, it will only ring once, whereas a landline will ring until it gets to the answering machine every time. And if they do have a landline, wouldn't they give you two numbers--one for their cell phone and one for their landline?
ETA: Basically, what I saying is, unless Elaine is straight up lying, I believe that if Mark has a landline, she knows about it. I'm sure that due to the whole child custody thing, he had to provide all his phone numbers to her. People tell others when one number is a cell, one is a landline, so you know which one to call at certain hours of the day.
I answered this but it got lost in cyberspace. I go to their homes but I don't go buzzing around looking to see if they have landlines. I have multiple phone numbers for them but I don't know if they are work, or cell or home. I know one sister who got rid of her landline and goes by cell alone. My brother just retired and moved and I've been given no other number for him so I don't know if he has a landline now or not. I can get ahold of him when I want to. My one brother changed his number so often because of harrassment, I don't know if he got rid of his landline and just uses a cell phone or not. I still have a number for him.