Free Important Phone Numbers Printable

I gave up on trying to maintain an address book years ago. I used to be meticulous about keeping it up to date. I’d use liquid paper for any updates, but after awhile I gave up. I don’t talk on the phone nearly as much as I used to. Email or text message is the best way to get in touch with me. Despite using the phone less, I still found a need for having a list of important phone numbers nearby. I hated having to Google or find the number in the phone book when I needed it. I used to have the numbers written out on a pad of paper and kept on the fridge. I decided I needed something neater looking which is why I now use this Important Phone Numbers printable.

I printed it out and wrote on all the numbers that we call from time to time including our doctor, dentist, schools, friends and family. It saves me from having to dig out the numbers each time. It’s also always available if the kids need to call someone.

Plus, it’s cheap. It will only cost you the ink and the paper. If your printable is getting full of liquid paper or crossed off names, just print out a new one and start fresh.

Free Important Phone Numbers Printable - I have this printable on my fridge so I never have to look for a # again!

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    I know many people don’t even have a home telephone and just rely on their cell phones. I still have a home phone and can’t see myself cutting it off any time soon. To be honest, I don’t even use my cell phone to make calls…ever! It’s mainly used for texting and the Internet. If you want to talk to me, you’ll have to call me at home.

    If you have use for this free Important Phone Numbers printable, feel free to download the pdf and print it out.

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    I’m curious. Do you still have a home phone or do you solely use a cell phone?



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    31 Comments

    1. rosetta ann square says:

      I still have my cellphone…

      1. rosetta ann square says:

        Oops! Home Phone….

    2. Eugenio B Guas says:

      I keep my home phone

    3. Roberta Castro says:

      HI, darling! Great idea! I would like to suggest an emergency list of doctor / specialty / medicine for the older ones in the house. It´s very usefull !!

    4. We still have a house phone! I think it has its pros and cons. One of the reasons I really like it right now is because I don’t think my daughter (age 9) needs a cell phone!! She can’t use the excuse of not having access to a phone 😉

    5. kathy downey says:

      I was not surprised to see friends # on the bottom( but thats good to know)

    6. Maryam sami says:

      Ty for these, they go on teh fridge!

    7. This would work well for me. It would be good to have it somewhere visible as a reminder to update on a regular basis.

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