Kids Out of School and No Internet Service At Home? You Can Get Free Broadband for the Next Few Months, Says Access Humboldt
A message from Access Humboldt:
Access
Humboldt works to connect local communities with broadband media for:
public health & safety, education, economic development, culture
& arts, and civic engagement.
Access Humboldt.
As
part of these ongoing efforts, Access Humboldt reached out to Altice
- Suddenlink management in Texas and confirmed an important offer for
disconnected students who live in areas served by Suddenlink in
Humboldt County. According to Government Affairs senior director at
Altice USA:
For
households with K-12 and/or college students who may be displaced due
to school closures and who do not currently have home internet
access, Suddenlink is offering its Altice Advantage 30 Mbps broadband
solution FREE for 60 days to new customer households within their
service area footprint.
Eligible
households interested in this solution can call 888-633-0030
to enroll.
At
the end of the 60-day period, Suddenlink’s Altice Advantage plan of
$14.99/month would be available.
There
would be no charge for canceling service at the end of 60-days should
the new customer elect not to continue.
There
will be no charges during the 60-day window. Beyond that, if the
customer chooses to continue Altice Advantage service, there
will be a $14.99 monthly charge + applicable taxes, but no fees would
be charged for equipment.
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