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Access from AT&T: Now low-income Americans can get high-speed Internet service for just $5 per month
$50/MONTH DISCOUNT ON ALL INTERNET: For a limited time only, EVERY internet service provider is now offering government-mandated discounts of up to $50 per month towards broadband service plus one-time discounts of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers. Enroll now to get these great benefits.
AT&T, America’s first communications conglomerate, is now offering high-speed Internet service to low-income Americans for just $5 per month. No, that’s not a typo. If you meet the eligibility standards and you live in an area served by AT&T, you can now get high-speed Internet service for a mere $5 per month.
The plan is called Access from AT&T. And it may be the best low-cost Internet plan available.
It’s an unfortunately fact of economic life, that fewer than 50% of low-income American families have broadband service in their homes. And that means trouble for those families. Because the adults have trouble finding and applying for jobs and reaching out for medical care. The children have trouble keeping up with their schoolwork. And they all find themselves completing ordinary tasks that wealthier families take care of on the internet every day.
Access from AT&T costs just $5.00 a month and brings you relatively fast 3 Mbps download speed. Five and 10 Mbps is available for $10 per month. Make note, however, that AT&T will automatically give you the fastest speed available in your service area. (Editor’s note: In other words, you will not be able to apply for the cheaper, slower service even if it’s available in your area.)
The Access from AT&T deal gets even better: AT&T is waiving all activation fees and they’re including a free wireless router. And as icing on the internet cake, AT&T is also offering computers to qualifying families for just $149.99.
And the good news isn’t done yet. Although AT&T provides this information as a disclaimer and seems to present it as a negative, they say, “There will be data limits for people using the program, up to 600GB a month, and overage charges for anyone who uses more.” From our point of view, that’s a huge positive because it’s almost impossible for an ordinary Internet user to consume 600 GB per month.
How to qualify for Access from AT&T
To qualify for Access from AT&T, and to get nearly unlimited high-speed broadband internet service in your home plus a low-cost computer for just $5.00 per month, at least one person in your home must receive food stamps (SNAP). And you must live in AT&T’s 21-state service area.
If you meet both those qualifications, there’s only one reason you wouldn’t qualify: As the AT&T website says, you must not have “… outstanding debt for AT&T fixed Internet service within the last six months or outstanding debt incurred under this program.”
It’s that simple.
If you don’t have AT&T in your area, be sure to take a look at the other low-income internet programs that area available.
How to enroll in AT&T Access
AT&T has set up a web page dedicated to signing people up for the program:
Or, call AT&T “Access Apply” at 1-855-220-5211 (or Spanish at 855.220.5225)
Where you can get Access from AT&T
AT&T high-speed Internet is now available in 21 states: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin.
The United States has 322 million people and nearly 2/3 of them live in those states. Eight of the top ten states in population are included (California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas).
AT&T offers high-speed Internet in the following cities and states:
ALABAMA: Adamsville, Addison, Adger, Akron, Alabaster, Albertville, Alexander City, Alexandria, Alpine, Anderson, Anniston, Arley, Athens, Attalla, Auburn, Autaugaville, Bay Minette, Bessemer, Birmingham, Boaz, Boligee, Bremen, Brent, Brewton, Bridgeport, Brighton, Brookwood, Brownsboro, Buhl, Calera, Carbon Hill, Center Point, Centreville, Chelsea, Childersburg, Chunchula, Citronelle, Clanton, Clayton, Coker, Columbiana, Cordova, Cottondale, Courtland, Crane Hill, Creola, Cuba, Cullman, Cusseta, Dadeville, Danville, Daphne, Deatsville, Decatur, Demopolis, Dora, Duncanville, Eastaboga, Eight Mile, Elkmont, Elmore, Empire, Ensley, Eufaula, Eutaw, Eva, Evergreen, Fairfield, Fairhope, Falkville, Flomaton, Florence, Forkland, Fort Deposit, Fort Mitchell, Fort Payne, Fultondale, Gadsden, Gallion, Gardendale, Goodwater, Graysville, Greensboro, Guntersville, Gurley, Hanceville, Harpersville, Hartselle, Harvest, Hayden, Hazel Green, Helena, Hillsboro, Holly Pond, Homewood, Hoover, Hope Hull, Horton, Huntsville, Hurtsboro, Irondale, Jackson, Jacksons Gap, Jacksonville, Jasper, Kellyton, Killen, Kimberly, Laceys Spring, Lafayette, Leighton, Lexington, Linden, Livingston, Madison, Maplesville, Marbury, Marion, Maylene, McCalla, McIntosh, Meridianville, Millbrook, Minter, Mobile, Montevallo, Montgomery, Morris, Moulton, Mount Olive, Mount Vernon, Mountain Brook, Mulga, Munford, Muscle Shoals, Nauvoo, New Market, Northport, Ohatchee, Opelika, Owens Cross Roads, Oxford, Parrish, Pelham, Phenix City, Piedmont, Pike Road, Pinson, Pittsview, Pleasant Grove, Prattville, Prichard, Quinton, Rainbow City, Ranburne, Red Bay, Remlap, Rogersville, Russellville, Salem, Saraland, Satsuma, Sawyerville, Seale, Selma, Semmes, Sheffield, Shelby, Shorter, Smiths Station, Somerville, Spanish Fort, Sterrett, Stevenson, Stockton, Sumiton, Sylacauga, Talladega, Tanner, Theodore, Thomasville, Titus, Toney, Town Creek, Trafford, Trinity, Troy, Tuscaloosa, Tuscumbia, Uniontown, Valley, Valley Grande, Vance, Verbena, Vestavia, Vina, Vincent, Vinemont, Warrior, Waterloo, Weaver, Wellington, West Blocton, Wetumpka, Wilmer, Wilsonville, Woodstock. York
ARKANSAS: Alexander, Altheimer, Arkadelphia, Ashdown, Barling, Batesville, Bauxite, Beebe, Bella Vista, Benton, Bentonville, Bethel Heights, Blytheville, Bono, Brinkley, Brookland, Bryant, Camden, Cave City, Cherry Valley, Chidester, Conway, ,Craighead County, Crawfordsville, Dermott, Drasco, Earle, Eudora, Eureka Springs, ,Fayetteville, Forrest City, Fort Smith, Garland County, Gravette, Gurdon, Hamburg, Harrisburg, Heber Springs, Helena, Hensley, Higden, Hope, Hot Springs Village, Hoxie, Hughes, Jacksonville, Jonesboro, Lake Village, Lexa, Little Rock, Lonoke, Lowell, Luxora, Mabelvale, Magnolia, Malvern, Marianna, Marion, Maumelle, Mayflower, McGehee, Mena, Monticello, Morrilton, Mountain Pine, Nashville, Newark, Newport, North Little Rock, Osceola, Paragould, Parkin, Pearcy, Pine Bluff, Plumerville, Proctor, Pulaski County, Rogers, Roland, Royal, Saline County, Scott, Searcy, Sherwood, Smackover, Springdale, St Francis County, Stamps, Stephens, Strong, Van Buren, Walnut Ridge, Warren, West Helena, West Memphis, White Hall, Wilmar, Wynne
CALIFORNIA: Acampo, Acton, Agoura Hills, Alameda, Alamo, Albany, Albion, Alhambra, Aliso Viejo, Almda, Alpine, Altadena, Alviso, American Canyon, Anaheim, Anderson, Angels Camp, Angwin, Antelope, Antioch, Aptos, Arcadia, Arcata, Arleta, Armona, Arnold, Aromas, Arroyo Grande, Arvin, Atascadero, Atherton, Atwater, Auburn, Avalon, Avenal, Avila Beach, Bakersfield, Bay Point, Beale AFB, Bell, Bell Gardens, Bellflower, Belmont, Belvedere Tiburon, Ben Lomond, Benicia, Berkeley, Berry Creek, Bethel Island, Beverly Hills, Big Sur, Biggs, Blairsden-Graeagle, Bloomington, Blue Lake, Bodega Bay, Bolinas, Bonita, Bonsall, Borrego Springs, Boulder Creek, Boulevard, Bradley, Brawley, Brea, Brentwood, Brisbane, Browns Valley, Buena Park, Burbank, Burlingame, Byron, Calabasas, Calexico, Caliente, Calipatria, Calistoga, Cambria, Cameron Park, Camino, Camp Connell, Campbell, Campo, Canoga Park, Canyon Country, Capistrano Beach, Capitola, Cardiff By The Sea, Carlsbad, Carmel, Carmel Valley, Carmichael, Carnelian Bay, Carson, Caruthers, Castaic, Castro Valley, Castroville, Cayucos, Ceres, Chatsworth, Chowchilla, Chula Vista, Citrus Heights, Clayton, Clearlake. Clearlake Oaks, Cloverdale, Clovis, Coalinga, Cobb, Colma, Colton, Columbia, Commerce, Compton, Concord, Cool, Corning, Corona, Corona Del Mar, Coronado, Corte Madera, Costa Mesa, Cotati, Cottonwood, Coulterville, Crockett, Cudahy, Culver City, Cupertino, Cutler, Cypress, Daly City, Dana Point, Danville, Davis, Del Mar, Delano, Delhi, Denair, Descanso, Diamond Springs, Dinuba, Discovery Bay, Dixon, Downey, Dublin, Dunsmuir, Durham, Earlimart, East Palo Alto, Edwards, El Cajon, El Centro, El Cerrito, El Dorado, El Dorado Hills, El Monte, El Segundo, El Sobrante, Elk Grove, Elverta, Emerald Hills, Emeryville, Encinitas, Encino, Escalon, Escondido, Esparto, Eureka, Fair Oaks, Fairfax, Fairfield, Fallbrook, Farmersville, Felton, Fillmore, Firebaugh, Folsom, Fontana, Foothill Ranch, Forest Ranch, Forestville, Fort Bragg, Fortuna, Foster City, Fountain Valley, Frazier Park, Freedom, Fremont, French Camp, Fresno, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Garden Valley, Gardena, Georgetown, Gerber, Geyserville, Glen Ellen, Glendale, Gold River, Gonzales, Grand Terrace, Grass Valley, Greenbrae, Greenfield, Gridley, Groveland, Grover Beach, Gualala, Guerneville, Gustine, Half Moon Bay, Hanford, Harbor City, Hawthorne, Hayward, Healdsburg, Heber, Hercules, Hidden Valley Lake, Highland, Hillsborough, Hilmar, Hollister, Holtville, Homewood, Hopland, Hughson, Huntington Park, Huron, Imperial, Imperial Beach, Inglewood, Inverness, Ione, Irvine, Ivanhoe, Jackson, Jamestown, Jamul, Julian, Jurupa Valley, Kelseyville, Kensington, Kentfield, Keyes, King City, Kings Beach, Kingsburg, La Canada Flintridge, La Crescenta, La Grange, La Habra, La Honda, La Jolla, La Mesa, La Mirada, La Palma, Ladera Ranch, Lafayette, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, Lake Forest, Lakehead, Lakeport, Lakeside, Lakewood, Lamont, Lancaster, Larkspur, Lathrop, Laton, Lawndale, Le Grand, Lebec, Lemon Grove, Lemoore, Lennox, Lewiston, Lincoln, Littlerock, Live Oak, Livermore, Lockeford, Lodi, Loleta, Lomita, Long Beach, Loomis, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los Angeles, Los Banos, Los Gatos, Los Molinos, Los Osos, Lower Lake, Lucerne, Lynwood, Madera, Magalia, Marina, Martinez, Marysville, Mather, Maywood, McClellan, McKinleyville, Meadow Vista, Mendocino, Mendota, Menlo Park, Merced, Mi Wuk Village, Middletown, Mill Valley, Millbrae, Milpitas, Mira Loma, Mission Viejo, Modesto, Mojave, Mokelumne Hill, Montague, Montara, Monte Rio, Montebello, Monterey, Monterey Park, Montrose, Moorpark, Moraga, Moreno Valley, Morro Bay, Moss Beach, Moss Landing, Mount Shasta, Mountain View, Murphys, Napa, National City, Nevada City, Newark, Newcastle, Newhall, Newman, Newport Beach, Newport Coast, Nice, Niland, Nipomo, Norco, North Highlands, North Hollywood, Northridge, Novato, Oak Park, Oak View, Oakdale, Oakland, Oakley, Occidental, Oceano, Oceanside, Ojai, Olivehurst, Olympic Valley, Orange, Orange Cove, Orangevale, Oregon House, Orinda, Orland, Orosi, Oroville, Pacheco, Pacific Grove, Pacifica, Palmdale, Palo Alto, Panorama City, Paradise, Paramount, Parlier, Pasadena, Paso Robles, Pauma Valley, Pearblossom, Pebble Beach, Penn Valley, Penngrove, Penryn, Perris, Petaluma, Piedmont, Pine Valley, Pinole, Pismo Beach, Pittsburg, Pixley, Placentia, Placerville, Planada, Pleasant Hill, Pleasanton, Plumas Lake, Plymouth, Point Arena, Point Reyes Station, Pollock Pines, Porter Ranch, Porterville, Portola, Portola Valley, Potter Valley, Poway, Quincy, Ramona, Rancho Cordova, Rancho Murieta, Rancho Palos Verdes, Rancho Santa Fe, Rancho Santa Margarita, Red Bluff, Redwood City, Redwood Valley, Rescue, Reseda, Rialto, Richmond, Rio Dell, Rio Linda, Riverbank, Riverdale, Riverside, Rocklin, Rodeo, Rohnert Park, Rosamond, Rosemead, Roseville, Rough And Ready, Royal Oaks, Sacramento, Saint Helena, Salida, Salinas, San Andreas, San Anselmo, San Bernardino, San Bruno, San Carlos, San Clemente, San Diego, San Francisco, San Gabriel, San Jose, San Juan Bautista, San Juan Capistrano, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, San Luis Obispo, San Marcos, San Marino, San Martin, San Mateo, San Pablo, San Pedro, San Rafael, San Ramon, San Ysidro, Santa Ana, Santa Clara, Santa Clarita, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, ,Santee, Saratoga, Sausalito, Scotts Valley, Seaside, Sebastopol, Selma, Shafter, Shasta Lake, Sherman Oaks, Shingle Springs, Silverado, Simi Valley, Soda Springs, Solana Beach, Soledad, Somerset, Sonoma, Sonora, Soquel, Soulsbyville, South El Monte, South Gate, South Lake Tahoe, South Pasadena, South San Francisco, Spring Valley, Springville, Stanford, Stanton, Stevenson Ranch, Stinson Beach, Stockton, Studio City, Suisun City, Sun Valley, Sunnyvale, Sutter, Sutter Creek, Tahoe City, Tahoe Vista, Tahoma, Tarzana, Tehachapi, Temple City, Templeton, Terra Bella, Thousand Oaks, Three Rivers, Tipton, Toluca Lake, Torrance, Trabuco Canyon, Tracy, Travis AFB, Trinidad, Truckee, Tulare, Turlock, Tustin, Twain Harte, Ukiah, Union City, Upper Lake, Vacaville, Valencia, Vallejo, Valley Center, Valley Springs, Valley Village, Van Nuys, Ventura, Vernon, Villa Park, Visalia, Vista, Walnut Creek, Wasco, Waterford, Watsonville, Weed, West Hills, West Hollywood, West Sacramento, Westlake Village, Westminster, Wheatland, Willits, Willows, Wilmington, Windsor, Winnetka, Winters, Winton, Woodbridge, Woodlake, Woodland, Woodland Hills, Woodside, Yorba Linda, Yosemite National Park, Yountville, Yreka, Yuba City
FLORIDA: Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Archer, Atlantic Beach, Aventura, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Bell, Belle Glade, Belle Isle, Big Pine Key, Biscayne Park, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Bronson, Brooksville, Bunnell, Cantonment, Cape Canaveral, Cedar Key, Century, Chiefland, Chipley, Christmas, Chuluota, Citrus Springs, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Coconut Creek, Cooper City, Coral Gables, Coral Springs, Crescent City, Cross City, Cutler Bay, Dania, Davie, Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, De Leon Springs, Debary, Deerfield Beach, Deland, Delray Beach, Deltona, Doral, Dunnellon, East Palatka, Edgewater, El Portal, Elkton, Fellsmere, Fernandina Beach, Flagler Beach, Fleming Island, Florida City, Fort Lauderdale. Fort Pierce, Fountain, Gainesville, Geneva, Gotha, Graceville, Grant, Green Cove Springs, Greenacres, Gulf Breeze, Hallandale, Hallandale Beach, Havana, Hawthorne, Hernando Beach, Hialeah, Highland Beach, Hillsboro Beach, Hobe Sound, Holly Hill, Hollywood, Homestead, Hypoluxo, Indialantic, Indian Harbour Beach, Inglis, Islamorada, Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Jay, Jensen Beach, Juno Beach, Jupiter, Key Biscayne, Key Colony Beach, Key Largo, Key West, Keystone Heights, Lake City, Lake Mary, Lake Park, Lake Worth, Lantana, Lauderdale By The Sea, Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Lighthouse Point, Long Key, Longwood, Loxahatchee, Lynn Haven, Malabar, Marathon, Margate, Masaryktown, Medley, Melbourne, Melbourne Beach. Merritt Island, Miami, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Miami Lakes, Miami Shores, Miami Springs, Micanopy, Middleburg, Midway, Milton, Mims, Miramar, Navarre, Neptune Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Newberry, North Bay Village, North Lauderdale, North Miami, North Miami Beach, North Palm Beach, Oak Hill, Oakland Park, Ocala, Ocoee, Old Town, Opa Locka, Orange Park, Orlando, Ormond Beach, Osteen, Oviedo, Pace, Pahokee,. Palatka. Palm Bay. Palm Beach. Palm Beach Gardens. Palm Beach Shores, Palm City. Palm Coast, Palm Springs, Palmetto Bay, Panama City, Panama City Beach, Parkland, Patrick AFB, Pembroke Pines, Pensacola, Pierson, Plantation, Pomona Park, Pompano Beach, Ponce Inlet, Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, Port Orange, Port Saint Lucie, Riviera Beach, Rockledge, Royal Palm Beach, Saint Augustine, Saint Johns, San Mateo, Sanford, Satellite Beach, Satsuma, Sebastian, South Bay, South Daytona, South Miami, Southwest Ranches, Spring Hill, Steinhatchee, Stuart, Summerland Key, Sunny Isles Beach, Sunrise, Surfside, Tamarac, Tavernier, Tequesta, Titusville, Trenton, Vernon, Vero Beach, Village Of Wellington, Virginia Gardens, Weeki Wachee, Welaka, Wellington, West Miami, West Palm Beach, West Park, Weston, Wilton Manors, Winter Springs, Youngstown, Yulee
GEORGIA: Acworth, Adairsville, Albany, Alpharetta, Americus, Appling, Aragon, Arlington, Armuchee, Athens, Atlanta, Auburn, Augusta, Austell, Avondale Estates, Baconton, Bainbridge, Ball Ground, Barnesville, Baxley, Bishop, Blackshear, Bloomingdale, Blythe, Bogart, Bonaire, Bowdon, Bowman, Braselton, Bremen, Brooks, Brunswick, Buchanan, Buckhead, Buford, Calhoun, Camilla, Canon, Canton, Carrollton, Cartersville, Cataula, Cave Spring, Cedartown, Clarkston, Claxton, Clermont, Climax, Cochran, Colquitt, Columbus, Concord, Conley, Conyers, Cordele, Covington, Cumming, Cusseta, Dacula, Dallas, Dawsonville, Dearing, Decatur, Dewy Rose, Douglasville, Dublin, Duluth, East Dublin, East Point, Eastman, Eatonton, Elberton, Ellenwood, Ellerslie, Euharlee, Evans, Fairburn, Fayetteville, Flintstone, Flovilla, Flowery Branch, Forest Park, Forsyth, Fort Benning, Fort Gordon, Fort Oglethorpe, Fort Valley, Fortson, Franklin, Gainesville, Gay, Georgetown, Gibson, Gillsville, Grantville, Grayson, Greensboro, Greenville, Griffin, Grovetown, Hahira, Hamilton, Hampton, Harlem, Hazlehurst, Hephzibah, Hiram, Hogansville, Hoschton, Hull, Jackson, Jekyll Island, Jesup, Johns Creek, Jonesboro, Juliette, Kennesaw, Keysville, Kingston, Lagrange, Lake Park. Lawrenceville. Leesburg, Lilburn, Lindale, Lithia Springs, Lithonia. Locust Grove, Loganville, Lookout Mountain, Louisville, Lula, Lumpkin, Luthersville, Lyons, Mableton, Macon, Madison, Mansfield, Marietta, Martinez, McCaysville, McDonough, Midland, Millen, Milner, Milton, Monticello, Moody AFB, Moreland, Morrow, Murrayville, Newborn, Newnan, Newton, Norcross, Oakwood, Oxford, Palmetto, Peachtree City, Pelham, Pine Mountain, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Powder Springs, Ray City, Resaca, Rex, Richland, Ringgold, Riverdale, Rockmart, Rome, Roopville, Rossville, Roswell, Royston, Rutledge, Rydal, Saint Simons Island, Sandersville, Sandy Springs, Sardis, Savannah, Scottdale, Senoia, Sharpsburg, Silver Creek, Smyrna, Snellville, Social Circle, Sparks, Sparta, Stapleton, Statham, Stockbridge, Stone Mountain, Sugar Hill, Suwanee, Swainsboro, Sylvester, Tallapoosa, Taylorsville, Temple, Tennille, Thomasville, Thomson, Tifton, Tucker, Tybee Island, Tyrone, Union City, Valdosta, Vidalia, Villa Rica, Waco, Wadley, Warner Robins, Warrenton, Watkinsville, Waverly, Waycross, Waynesboro, West Point, White, Whitesburg, Williamson, Winder, Winston, Woodbury, Woodstock, Wrens, Wrightsville, Zebulon
ILLINOIS: Addison, Algonquin, Alsip, Alton, Antioch, Arlington Heights, Athens, Aurora, Aviston, Barrington, Barrington Hills, Bartlett, Bartonville, Batavia, Beach Park, Beardstown, Beecher, Belleville, Bellwood, Bensenville, Berkeley, Berwyn, Bethalto, Bloomingdale, Blue Island, Bolingbrook, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Braidwood, Breese, Bridgeview, Brighton, Broadview, Brookfield, Buffalo Grove, Burbank. Burr Ridge, Cahokia, Cairo, Calumet City, Calumet Park, Canton, Carlyle, Carol Stream, Carpentersville, Cary, Caseyville, Catlin, Centralia, Champaign, Channahon, Chicago, Chicago Heights, Chicago Ridge, Cicero, Clarendon Hills, Coal City, Coal Valley, Collinsville, Colona, Cottage Hills, Country Club Hills, Countryside, Crest Hill, Crestwood, Crete, Creve Coeur, Crystal Lake, Danville, Darien, Decatur, Deer Park, Deerfield, Delavan, Des Plaines, Diamond, Dolton, Downers Grove, Dundee, Dwight, East Alton, East Dundee, East Moline, East Peoria, East Saint Louis, Edwardsville, Elburn, Elgin, Elk Grove Village, Elmhurst, Elmwood Park, Elwood, Evanston, Evergreen Park, Fairview Heights, Farmington, Flossmoor, Ford Heights, Forest Park, Forrest, Forsyth, Fox Lake, Fox River Grove, Frankfort, Franklin Park, Freeburg, Galena, Gardner, Geneva, Georgetown, Gibson City, Gilberts, Gilman, Glen Carbon, Glen Ellyn, Glencoe, Glendale Heights, Glenview, Glenwood, Godfrey, Granite City, Grant Park, Grayslake, Great Lakes, Greenville, Gurnee, Hainesville, Hampshire, Hanna City, Hanover Park, Hartford, Harvard, Harvey, Harwood Heights, Hawthorn Woods, Hazel Crest, Herscher, Hickory Hills, Highland Park, Highwood, Hillside, Hinsdale, Hodgkins, Hoffman Estates, Homer Glen, Hometown, Homewood, Huntley, Indian Head Park, Ingleside, Inverness, Island Lake, Itasca, Iuka, Johnsburg, Joliet, Justice, Kankakee, Kenilworth, Kildeer, La Grange, La Grange Highlands, La Salle, Lake Barrington, Lake Bluff, Lake Forest, Lake In The Hills, Lake Villa, Lake Zurich, Lakemoor, Lansing, Lebanon, Lemont, Lewistown, Liberty, Libertyville, Lincolnshire, Lincolnwood, Lindenhurst, Lisle, Lockport, Lombard, Long Grove, Loves Park, Lynwood, Lyons, Machesney Park, Madison, Manhattan, Manteno, Mapleton, Marengo, Marine, Markham, Maryville, Matteson, Maywood, Mazon, McHenry, Medinah, Melrose Park, Merrionette Park, Midlothian, Milan, Minooka, Mokena, Moline, Momence, Monee, Montgomery, Moro, Morris, Morton Grove, Mounds, Mount Prospect, Mount Vernon, Mundelein, Naperville, Nashville, New Athens, New Lenox, Newark, Niles, Norridge, North Aurora, North Barrington, North Chicago, Northbrook, Northfield, Northlake, O’Fallon, Oak Brook, Oak Forest, Oak Lawn, Oak Park, Oakbrook Terrace, Oakwood, Oglesby, Olympia Fields, Onarga, Orland Hills, Orland Park, Oswego, Ottawa, Palatine, Palos Heights, Palos Hills, Palos Park, Park City, Park Forest, Park Ridge, Pembroke Township, Peoria, Peoria Heights, Peotone, Peru, Petersburg, Phoenix, Pingree Grove, Plainfield, Plano, Posen, Prospect Heights, Quincy, Richton Park, River Forest, River Grove, Riverdale, Riverside, Riverton, Riverwoods, Robbins, Rochester, Rock Falls, Rock Island, Rockdale, Rockford, Rolling Meadows, Romeoville, Roscoe, Roselle, Rosemont, Round Lake, Round Lake Beach, Round Lake Park, Saint Anne, Saint Charles, Saint Joseph, Salem, Sauk Village, Savoy, Schaumburg, Schiller Park, Scott AFB, Seneca, Shorewood, Silvis, Skokie, Sleepy Hollow, Smithton, South Barrington, South Beloit, South Chicago Heights, South Elgin, South Holland, South Roxana, Spring Grove, Springfield, Steger, Sterling, Stone Park, Streamwood, Sugar Grove, Summit Argo, Swansea, Tamms, Taylor Ridge, Thornton, Tilton, Tinley Park, Trenton, Troy, Union, University Park, Urbana, Utica, Vandalia, Venice, Vernon Hills, Villa Park, Village Of Lakewood, Volo, Wadsworth, Warrenville, Washington, Watseka, Wauconda, Waukegan, Wayne, West Chicago, West Dundee, West Peoria, Westchester, Western Springs, Westmont, Westville, Wheaton, Wheeling, Willow Springs, Willowbrook, Wilmette, Wilmington, Winfield, Winnetka, Winthrop Harbor, Wood Dale, Wood River, Woodridge, Woodstock, Worth, Yorkville, Zion
INDIANA: Albany Alexandria, Anderson, Andrews, Attica, Auburn, Avon, Bedford, Beech Grove, Bloomfield, Bloomington, Bluffton, Boonville, Borden, Brownsburg, Bunker Hill, Camby, Cannelton, Carmel, Cayuga, Cedar Lake, Chandler, Charlestown, Chrisney, Clarksville, Clinton, Columbus, Converse, Covington, Crawfordsville, Crown Point, Culver, Dale, Daleville, Danville, Dugger, Dyer, East Chicago, Eaton, Edinburgh, Elizabethtown, Elkhart, Elwood, Evansville, Fairland, Fishers, Floyds Knobs, Fountaintown, Fowler, Frankfort, Freedom, Gary, Gas City, Gaston, Georgetown, Grandview, Granger, Greenfield, Greentown, Greenville, Greenwood, Griffith, Hammond, Hartford City, Highland, Hope, Huntington, Indianapolis, Jasonville, Jeffersonville, Jonesboro, Kendallville, Kingman, Kokomo, Ladoga, Lafayette, Lake Village, Lebanon, Linton, Long Beach, Lowell, Marion, Martinsville, Merrillville, Michigan City, Middletown, Mishawaka, Montezuma, Montpelier, Mooresville, Morgantown, Morocco, Mount Vernon, Muncie, Munster, Nashville, New Albany, New Castle, New Harmony, New Palestine, Newburgh, Noblesville, Osceola, Otterbein, Oxford, Paragon, Peru, Plainfield, Richland, Rockport, Rockville, Rosedale, Russiaville, Saint John, Schererville, Sellersburg, Selma, Shelbyville, Sheridan, South Bend, Spencer, Springville, Summitville, Tell City, Tennyson, Trail Creek, Unionville, Upland, Veedersburg, Vincennes, Wadesville, Washington, Waveland, Waynetown, West Lafayette, Whiting, Williamsport, Yorktown, Zionsville
KANSAS: Abilene, Andover, Anthony, Arkansas City, Atchison, Atwood, Auburn, Augusta, Basehor, Bel Aire, Belleville, Beloit, Benton, Berryton, Bonner Springs, Caney, Carbondale, Chanute, Chapman, Cheney, Cherryvale, Chetopa, Clay Center, Coffeyville, Colby, Coldwater, Colwich, Concordia, De Soto, Derby, Dodge City, Douglass, Edwardsville, El Dorado, Ellsworth, Elwood, Emporia, Erie, Eudora, Eureka, Fairway, Fort Leavenworth, Fort Scott, Frontenac, Garden City, Goddard, Goodland, Great Bend, Greensburg, Halstead, Harper, Hays, Haysville, Herington, Holcomb, Hoxie, Humboldt, Hutchinson, Independence, Iola, Kansas City, Kingman, Kinsley, La Crosse, Lansing, Larned, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Leawood, Lenexa, Liberal, Lincoln, Lindsborg, Lyons, Maize, Manhattan, Marion, Marysville, McPherson, Meade, Medicine Lodge, Minneapolis, Mission, Mission Hills, Mulvane, Neodesha, Newton, North Newton, Norton, Oakley, Oberlin, Ogden, Olathe, Ottawa, Overland Park, Paola, Park City, Parsons, Peabody, Phillipsburg, Plains, Plainville, Prairie Village, Pratt, Roeland Park, Rose Hill, Sabetha, Saint Francis, Salina, Scott City, Sedan, Sedgwick, Seneca, Shawnee, Smith Center, South Hutchinson, Stafford, Stilwell, Stockton, Sublette, Tecumseh, Tonganoxie, Topeka, Towanda, Valley Center, Washington, Wellington, Wichita, Winfield, Yates Center
KENTUCKY: Alvaton, Bardstown, Baxter, Beattyville, Beaver Dam, Bedford, Belfry, Benton, Berry, Bloomfield, Boston, Bremen, Cadiz, Calhoun, Calvert City, Campbellsburg, Carlisle, Carrollton, Cawood, Central City, Clay, Clay City, Clinton, Cloverport, Corbin, Corydon, Coxs Creek, Crab Orchard, Crestwood, Crofton, Cynthiana, Danville, Dawson Springs, Dixon, Drakesboro, Earlington, Eddyville, Elkhorn City, Elkton, Eminence, Fairdale, Fisherville, Fordsville, Fort Campbell, Fort Knox, Frankfort, Franklin, Fulton, Georgetown, Gilbertsville, Goshen, Grand Rivers, Gray, Greenville, Guthrie, Hanson, Hardinsburg, Harlan, Harrodsburg, Hartford, Hawesville, Henderson, Hickman, Hopkinsville, Inez, Jackson, Jeffersonville, Jenkins, Junction City, Kimper, Kuttawa, La Grange, Lawrenceburg, Lebanon Junction, Ledbetter, Livermore, Louisa, Louisville, Lovely, Loyall, Madisonville, Marion, Martin, Mayfield, Maysville, McDowell, Middlesboro, Milton, Morganfield, Morgantown, Mount Sterling, Murray, Neon, New Castle, New Haven, Nortonville, Oak Grove, Owensboro, Owenton, Paducah, Paintsville, Paris, Pembroke, Perryville, Pewee Valley, Phelps, Philpot, Pikeville, Pineville, Pleasureville, Prestonsburg, Princeton, Prospect, Providence, Raccoon, Richmond, Robards, Rockfield, Rockholds, Russellville, Sacramento, Sadieville, Salvisa, Sebree, Shelbiana, Shelbyville, Simpsonville, Smithfield, Springfield, Stamping Ground, Stanford, Stanton, Sturgis, Symsonia, Taylorsville, Tomahawk, Utica, Van Lear, Virgie, Waco, Waddy, Wallins Creek, Warfield, Waynesburg, West Paducah, West Point, White Plains, Whitesburg, Whitesville, Williamsburg, Willisburg, Winchester, Worthville
LOUISIANA: Abbeville, Abita Springs, Addis, Albany, Amite. Anacoco, Angie, Arabi, Arcadia, Baker, Baldwin, Ball, Barksdale AFB, Bastrop, Baton Rouge, Belle Chasse, Belle Rose, Benton, Bernice, Berwick, Bogalusa, Bossier City, Bourg, Boutte, Boyce, Braithwaite, Bridge City, Broussard, Brusly, Bunkie, Buras, Bush, Calhoun, Carencro, Castor, Chalmette, Chauvin, Church Point, Clinton, Colfax, Columbia, Convent, Converse, Coushatta, Covington, Crowley, Delhi, Denham Springs, Deridder, Des Allemands, Destrehan, Deville, Donaldsonville, Downsville, Doyline, Dry Prong, Dubach, Dulac, Duson, Edgard, Elm Grove, Erath, Ethel, Eunice, Farmerville, Ferriday, Florien, Folsom, Fort Polk, Franklin, Franklinton, Frierson, Gibsland, Gibson, Gonzales, Grambling, Gramercy, Grand Cane, Gray, Grayson, Greenwell Springs, Greenwood, Gretna, Gueydan, Hahnville, Hammond, Harvey, Haughton, Haynesville, Heflin, Hessmer, Holden, Homer, Hornbeck, Houma, Independence, Jackson, Jeanerette, Jefferson, Jennings, Jonesboro, Jonesville, Keithville, Kenner, Kentwood, Krotz Springs, La Place, Labadieville, Lacombe, Lafayette, Lafitte, Lake Arthur, Lake Providence, Lecompte, Leesville, Livingston, Lockport, Logansport, Loranger, Loreauville, Luling, Lutcher, Madisonville, Mandeville, Mansfield, Many, Marksville, Marrero, Maurice, Melville, Mer Rouge, Meraux, Merryville, Metairie, Minden, Montegut, Monterey, Montgomery, Mooringsport, Morgan City, Morse, Moss Bluff, Mount Hermon, Napoleonville, Natchitoches, New Iberia, New Llano, New Orleans, New Roads, Newellton, Noble, Norco, Oak Grove, Oakdale, Oil City, Opelousas, Paradis, Patterson, Paulina, Pearl River, Pierre Part, Pineville, Pioneer, Plaquemine, Pollock, Ponchatoula, Port Allen, Port Barre, Port Sulphur, Pride, Princeton, Quitman, Raceland, Rayne, Rayville, River Ridge, Robeline, Roseland, Rosepine, Ruston, Saint Bernard, Saint Francisville, Saint Gabriel, Saint James, Saint Joseph, Saint Martinville, Saint Rose, Saline, Schriever, Scott, Shreveport, Sibley, Simsboro, Slaughter, Slidell, Spearsville, Springfield, Sterlington, Stonewall, Sulphur, Tallulah, Terrytown, Thibodaux, Tickfaw, Tunica, Vacherie, Venice, Ventress, Vidalia, Vinton, Violet, Walker, Washington, Waterproof, West Monroe, Westlake, Westwego, White Castle, Winnfield, Winnsboro, Woodworth, Youngsville, Zachary, Zwolle
MICHIGAN: Ada, Akron, Alanson, Albion, Alger, Algonac, Allen Park, Alto, Ann Arbor, Applegate, Arcadia, Armada, Athens, Atlantic Mine, Auburn, Auburn Hills, Bad Axe, Baldwin, Bark River, Battle Creek, Bay City, Beaverton, Belding, Belleville, Bellevue, Belmont, Benton Harbor, Benzonia, Berkley, Berrien Springs, Bessemer, Beulah, Beverly Hills, Big Rapids, Bingham Farms, Birch Run. Birmingham, Bitely, Bloomfield Hills, Boyne City, Bridgeport, Brighton, Brownstown, Bruce Township, Buchanan, Burt, Burtchville, Burton, Byron, Byron Center, Byron Township, Cadillac, Caledonia, Calumet, Canton, Carleton, Carsonville, Casco, Cedar Springs, Center Line, Champion, Charlevoix, Charlotte, Chassell, Cheboygan, Chelsea, Chesterfield Township, China, Clare, Clarklake, Clarkston, Clarksville, Clawson, Clay, Clinton Township, Clio, Clyde, Coleman, Coloma, Commerce Township, Cottrellville, Croswell, Crystal Falls, Custer, Dansville, Davisburg, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Detroit, Dexter, Dimondale, Dorr, East China, East Jordan, East Lansing, East Leroy, East Tawas, Eastpointe, Eaton Rapids, Eau Claire, Ecorse, Elk Rapids, Escanaba, Essexville, Evart, Fairgrove, Farmington, Farmington Hills, Farwell, Fenton, Ferndale, Fife Lake, Flat Rock, Flint, Flint Township, Flushing, Fort Gratiot Township, Fowlerville, Frankenmuth, Frankfort, Franklin, Fraser, Free Soil, Freeland, Fremont, Gaines Township, Galesburg, Galien, Garden City, Genesee Township, Gladstone, Gladwin, Gowen, Grand Blanc, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Grandville, Grant, Grass Lake, Grawn, Greenbush, Greenville, Gregory, Grosse Ile. Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Shores, Grosse Pointe Woods, Gwinn, Hamburg Township, Hamtramck, Hancock, Harbor Springs, Harper Woods, Harrison, Harrison Township, Harsens Island, Hartland, Haslett, Hastings, Hazel Park, Hersey, Highland Park, Hillsdale, Holland, Holly, Holt, Hopkins, Houghton, Howell, Hudsonville, Huntington Woods, Idlewild, Indian River, Inkster, Interlochen, Ionia, Ira, Iron Mountain, Iron River, Irons, Ironwood, Ironwood Township, Ishpeming, Jackson, Jamestown, Jenison, Jonesville, Kalamazoo, Kalkaska, Kawkawlin, Keego Harbor, Kent City, Kentwood, Kewadin, Kimball, Kingsford, La Salle, Lake City, Lake Leelanau, Lake Linden, Lake Odessa, Lake Orion, Lansing, Lapeer, Lathrup Village, Laurium, Leland, Lenox, Leonard, Leroy, Leslie, Lexington, Lincoln Park, Lincoln Township, Linden, Linwood, Livonia, Lowell, Luther, Mackinac Island, Mackinaw City, Macomb, Macomb Township, Madison Heights, Mancelona, Manchester, Manistee, Manton, Marine City, Marion, Marne, Marquette, Marshall, Martin, Marysville, Mason, Mayville, McBain, Melvindale, Menominee, Michigan Center, Middleville, Midland, Milan, Mohawk, Monroe, Morley, Mount Clemens, Mount Morris, Mount Morris Township, Nashville, Negaunee, New Baltimore, New Boston, New Buffalo, New Haven, New Hudson, Newaygo, Newberry, Newport, Niles, Northport, Northville, Norway, Novi, Oak Park, /Oakland, Okemos, Olivet, Onekama, Orchard Lake, Oscoda, Otsego, Oxford, Paris, Peck, Pellston, Petoskey, Pinckney, Plainwell, Pleasant Lake, Pleasant Ridge, Plymouth, Pontiac, Port Huron, Port Sanilac, Portage, Portage Township, Portland, Potterville, Rapid City, Rapid River, Ray, Ray Township, Redford, Reed City, Reese, Republic, Richland, River Rouge, Riverview, Rochester, Rochester Hills, Rockford, Rockwood, Romeo,Romulus, Rosebush, Roseville, Royal Oak, Saginaw, Saint Charles, Saint Clair, Saint Clair Shores, Saint Helen, Saint Ignace, Saint Joseph, Salem Township, Sand Lake, Sandusky, Saranac, Sault Sainte Marie, Scotts, Scottville, Sebewaing, Shelby Township, Shelbyville, Snover, South Lyon, South Rockwood, Southfield, Southgate, Sparta, Spring Arbor, Spring Lake, Springfield, Standish, Stephenson, Sterling Heights, Stevensville, Sylvan Lake, Tawas City, Taylor, Three Oaks, Traverse City, Trenton, Troy, Tustin, Ubly, Union Pier, Unionville, Utica, Van Buren Township, Vassar, Vermontville, Vicksburg, Vienna Township, Vulcan, Wakefield, Walker, Walled Lake, Warren, Washington, Waterford, Watervliet, Wayland, Wayne, West Bloomfield, West Branch, West Olive, Westland, White Cloud, White Lake, Whitmore Lake, Williamsburg, Willis, Wixom, Wolverine, Wolverine Lake, Woodhaven, Wyandotte, Wyoming, Ypsilanti, Zeeland
MISSISSIPPI: Jackson
MISSOURI: Adrian, Advance, Archie, Arnold, Ash Grove, Ballwin, Barnett, Barnhart, Battlefield, Belton, Benton, Berkeley, Billings, Bismarck, Bloomfield, Bloomsdale, Blue Springs, Bollinger County, Bonne Terre, Boonville, Bowling Green, Bridgeton, Brookfield, Brookline, Byrnes Mill, Camdenton, Campbell, Cape Girardeau, Carl Junction, Carrollton, Carterville, Carthage, Caruthersville, Catawissa, Cedar Hill, Chaffee, Charleston, Chesterfield, Chillicothe, Clarkton, Clever, Climax Springs, Country Club, Crystal City, De Soto, Desloge, Dexter, Dittmer, Earth City, East Prairie, Edina, Edwards, Eldon, Ellisville, Elsberry, Eureka, Excelsior Springs, Fair Grove, Farmington, Fayette, Fenton, Ferguson, Festus, Florissant, Franklin County, Fredericktown, Fulton, Gideon, Gladstone, Glasgow, Glencoe, Grain Valley, Grandview, Gravois Mills, Greene County, Greenwood, Grover, Hannibal, Hayti, Hazelwood, Herculaneum, Higbee, High Ridge, Hillsboro, House Springs, Imperial, Independence, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson County, Jennings, Kaiser, Kansas City. Kennett, Kinloch, Kirksville, Kirkwood, Knob Noster, La Monte, Labadie, Lake Ozark, Lamar, Lees Summit, Liberty, Lilbourn, Linn, Linn Creek, Lockwood, Lonedell, Louisiana, Macks Creek, Malden, Marble Hill, Marceline, Marionville, Marshall, Maryland Heights, Mexico, Moberly, Monett, Montgomery City, Neosho, Nevada, New Franklin, New Madrid, Nixa, North Kansas City, O’Fallon, Oran. Oronogo, Osage Beach, Overland, Ozark, Pacific, Park Hills, Parkville, Perryville, Pevely, Pierce City, Pleasant Valley, Poplar Bluff, Portageville, Puxico, Qulin, Raymore, Raytown, Republic, Richmond, Riverside, Roach, Robertsville, Rocky Mount, Rogersville, Saint Ann, Saint Charles, Saint Clair, Saint Joseph, Saint Mary, Saint Peters, Sainte Genevieve, Scott City, Sedalia, Senath, Sikeston, Slater, Smithville, Springfield, St. Louis, Stanberry, Stover, Strafford, Sugar Creek, Sunrise Beach, Trenton, Union, Valley Park, Versailles, Vienna, Villa Ridge, Walnut Grove, Washington, Wayne County, Webb City, Webster Groves, Weldon Spring, Wellsville, Whiteman AFB, Wildwood, Willard
MISSISSIPPI: Abbeville, Aberdeen, Amory, Ashland, Baldwyn, Batesville, Bay Saint Louis, Beaumont, Belden, Belmont, Belzoni, Benoit, Benton, Bentonia, Biloxi, Blue Mountain, Blue Springs, Bogue Chitto, Bolton, Booneville, Boyle, Brandon, Braxton, Brookhaven, Brooksville, Buckatunna, Burnsville, Byhalia, Byram, Caledonia, Canton, Carriere, Carrollton, Carthage, Centreville, Charleston, Clarksdale, Cleveland, Clinton, Coffeeville, Coldwater, Collins, Collinsville, Columbia, Como, Corinth, Courtland, Crenshaw, Crystal Springs, De Kalb, Diamondhead, Diberville, Drew, Duck Hill, Durant, Ecru, Edwards, Ellisville, Enterprise, Eupora, Fayette, Flora, Florence, Flowood, Forest, Foxworth, Friars Point, Gautier, Gloster, Golden, Goodman, Grenada, Gulfport, Hamilton, Hazlehurst, Heidelberg, Hernando, Hickory Flat, Hollandale, Holly Springs, Horn Lake, Houston, Indianola, Inverness, Itta Bena, Iuka, Jackson, Jayess, Jonestown, Kilmichael, Kiln, Kosciusko, Lake, Lake Cormorant, Lamar, Lambert, Lauderdale, Leland, Lena, Lexington, Liberty, Long Beach, Lorman, Louisville, Lucedale, Lumberton, Maben, Macon, Madison, Magee, Magnolia, Marion, Marks, Mathiston, McComb, McCool, Mendenhall, Meridian, Mize. Monticello, Mooreville. Moorhead, Morton, Moselle. Moss Point, Mount Olive, Natchez, Nesbit, Nettleton, New Albany, Newton, Oakland, Ocean Springs, Okolona, Osyka, Ovett, Oxford, Pascagoula, Pass Christian, Pearl, Pelahatchie, Perkinston, Petal, Philadelphia, Picayune, Pickens, Plantersville, Pontotoc, Pope, Poplarville, Port Gibson, Potts Camp, Purvis, Quitman, Raleigh, Raymond, Richland, Richton, Ridgeland, Ripley, Robinsonville, Rolling Fork, Rosedale, Roxie, Ruleville, Sallis, Saltillo, Sandy Hook, Sardis, Saucier, Scooba, Seminary, Senatobia, Shannon, Shaw, Shelby, Shubuta, Shuqualak, Silver Creek, Smithdale, Southaven, Starkville, Steens, Stonewall, Sturgis, Summit, Sumner, Sumrall, Taylorsville, Tchula, Terry, Toomsuba, Tunica, Tutwiler, Tylertown, Union, Utica, Vaiden, Vancleave, Verona, Vicksburg, Walls, Walnut, Walnut Grove, Water Valley, Waveland, Waynesboro, Wesson, West, Wiggins, Winona, Woodville, Yazoo City
NEVADA: Battle Mountain, Carson City, Dayton, Ely, Fernley, Hawthorne, Incline Village, Lovelock, Mound House, Pahrump, Reno, Silver Springs, Sparks, Sun Valley, Washoe Valley, Winnemucca
NORTH CAROLINA: Alexander, Apex, Arden, Ashe, Asheville, Bald Head Island, Belmont, Bessemer City, Black Mountain, Blowing Rock, Bolton, Boone, Bostic, Browns Summit, Burgaw, Burlington, Candler, Canton, Carolina Beach, Carrboro, Cary, Casar, Castle Hayne, Chapel Hill, Char, Charlotte, Cherryville, Claremont, Clemmons, Cleveland, Climax, Clyde, Conover, Cornelius, Cramerton, Crouse, Currie, Dallas, Davidson, Deep Gap, Delco, Denver, Dudley, Durham, East Flat Rock, Elk Park, Ellenboro, Elon, Etowah, Fairmont, Fairview, Flat Rock, Fletcher, Forest City, Garner, Gastonia, Gibsonville, Goldsboro, Graham, Granite Falls, Greensboro, Grover, Hamlet, Hampstead, Haw River, Hendersonville, Hiddenite, High Point, Holly Springs, Horse Shoe, Hudson, Huntersville, Iron Station, Jamestown, Julian, Kernersville, Kings Mountain, Knightdale, Kure Beach, Lake Lure, Laurinburg, Lawndale, Leicester, Leland, Lenoir, Lexington, Liberty, Lincolnton, Locust, Lowell, Lumberton, Maggie Valley. Maiden, Matthews, Maxton, McLeansville Mebane, Middlesex, Midland, Mill Spring, Mills River, Mint Hill, Mooresboro, Mooresville, Morganton, Morrisville, Mount Holly, Mount Olive, Murphy, Newland, Newton, Oak Island, Oak Ridge, Orrum, Pembroke, Pikeville, Pineville, Pittsboro, Pleasant Garden, Princeton, Raleigh, Reidsville, Riegelwood, Rockingham, Rocky Point, Rowland, Ruffin, Rutherfordton, Salisbury, Selma, Seven Springs, Shelby, Sherrills Ford, Snow Camp, Southport, Spencer, Spindale, Spruce Pine, Stanfield, Stanley, Statesville, Stokesdale, Stony Point, Summerfield, Swannanoa, Taylorsville, Troutman, Union Mills, Vale, Wake Forest, Waynesville, Wendell, Wilmington, Winston Salem, Woodleaf, Wrightsville Beach, Zebulon, Zirconia
OHIO: Aberdeen, Akron, Alliance, Atwater, Austintown, Barberton, Barnesville, Bay Village, Beachwood, Beallsville, Beavercreek, Beavercreek Township, Bedford, Bellaire, Bellbrook, Belpre, Berea, Bethesda, Bidwell. Blacklick. Brecksville, Bridgeport, Broadview Heights, Brookfield, Brookpark, Burton, Campbell, Canal Fulton, Canal Winchester, Canfield, Canton, Carroll, Castalia, Cedarville, Chagrin Falls, Chesterland, Clarington, Cleveland, Cleveland Heights, Clinton, Coal Grove, Columbiana, Columbus, Corning, Coshocton, Crown City, Cuyahoga Falls, Dalton, Dayton, Dennison, Dresden, Dublin, East Canton, East Cleveland, East Liverpool, East Palestine, East Sparta, Eastlake, Enon, Euclid, Fairborn, Fairlawn, Fairport Harbor, Findlay, Fostoria, Franklin, Fremont, Gahanna, Gallipolis, Galloway, Garfield Heights, Gates Mills, Girard, Gnadenhutten, Grove City, Groveport, Hartville, Hilliard, Hillsboro, Holland, Hubbard, Independence, Ironton, Jamestown, Jefferson Township, Jeffersonville, Kent, Kettering, Kimbolton, Kitts Hill. Lakewood, Lancaster, Leetonia, Lewis Center, Lisbon. Lockbourne, London, Louisville, Lowellville, Magnolia, Mantua, Maple Heights, Marietta, Martins Ferry, Massillon, Masury, Maumee, McDonald, Medway, Mentor, Mentor On The Lake, Miamisburg, Middletown, Mineral Ridge, Mingo Junction, Mogadore, Monclova, Monroe, Moraine, Munroe Falls, Nashport, Navarre, Negley, Nelsonville, New Albany, New Carlisle, New Holland, New Lexington, New Matamoras, New Middletown, New Springfield, New Waterford, Newburgh Heights, Newcomerstown, Newport, Niles, North Canton, North Jackson, North Lawrence, North Lima, North Olmsted, North Royalton, Northwood, Norton, Obetz, Olmsted Falls, Olmsted Township, Oregon, Orient, Ottawa Hills, Painesville, Parma, Patriot, Pedro, Perry Township, Perrysburg, Philo, Pickerington, Piqua, Port Washington, Powell, Ravenna, Reno, Reynoldsburg, Ripley, Rocky River, Rogers, Rootstown, Roseville, Rossford, Saint Clairsville, Salem, Salineville, Sandusky, Sardis, Sebring, Seven Hills, Shadyside, Shaker Heights, Solon, Somerset, South Charleston, South Point, South Vienna, Spring Valley, Springboro, Springfield, Steubenville, Stow, Streetsboro, Strongsville, Struthers, Sugar Grove, Tallmadge, Thornville, Tiffin, Toledo, Toronto, Trenton, Uhrichsville, Uniontown, University Heights, Upper Arlington, Upper Sandusky, Vandalia, Vinton, Walbridge, Warren, Warrensville Heights, Washington Court House, Washington Township, Waynesburg, Wellsville, West Jefferson, West Lafayette, Westerville, Westlake, Whitehouse, Wickliffe, Willoughby, Willoughby Hills, Willowick, Winchester, Woodsfield, Worthington, Wright-Patterson AFB, Xenia, Yellow Springs, Youngstown, Zanesville
OKLAHOMA: Ada, Adair County, Afton, Allen, Altus, Alva, Anadarko, Antlers, Arcadia, Ardmore, Arkoma, Atoka, Bartlesville, Bethany, Blackwell, Blair, Bristow, Bryan County, Cache, Caddo, Caddo County, Catoosa, Chandler, Chelsea, Cherokee, Cherokee County, Chickasha, Choctaw, Choctaw County, Claremore, Cleveland, Clinton, Coalgate, Collinsville, Comanche County, Commerce, Cookson, Copan, Cordell, Coyle, Creek County, Cushing, Custer County, Davis, Del City, Depew, Dewey, Drumright, Duncan, Durant, Edmond, El Reno, Elk City, Enid, Eufaula, Fairland, Fairview, Fort Gibson, Fort Sill, Glenpool, Grady County, Granite, Grove, Guthrie, Harrah, Hartshorne, Healdton, Henryetta, Hobart, Holdenville, Hugo, Hulbert, Idabel, Jay, Jenks, Kiefer, Kingston, Konawa, Krebs, Lawton, Lincoln County, Logan County, Love County, Luther, Madill, Mangum, Marietta, Marlow, Marshall County, Maud, McAlester, McIntosh County, Medford, Miami, Midwest City, Minco, Moore, Muldrow, Muskogee, Mustang, Newkirk, Nichols Hills, Noble, Norman, Nowata, Okemah, Oklahoma City, Okmulgee, Oologah, Osage County, Owasso, Pauls Valley, Pawhuska, Pawnee, Payne County ,Perkins, Perry, Picher, Piedmont, Pocola, Ponca City, Pontotoc County, Pryor, Pushmataha County, Quapaw, Ringling, Rogers County, Roland, Rush Springs, Sallisaw, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Sayre, Seminole, Seminole County, Sequoyah County, Shawnee, Skiatook, Spencer, Sperry, Spiro, Stephens County, Stigler, Stillwater, Stratford, Tahlequah, Talihina, Tinker AFB, Tishomingo, Tonkawa, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Tuttle, Vinita, Wagoner County, Walters, Warr Acres, Waukomis, Waurika, Weatherford, Wellston, Westville, Wetumka, Wewoka, Wilburton, Wilson, Woodward, Wynnewood, Yale, Yukon
SOUTH CAROLINA: Aiken, Allendale, Anderson, Bamberg, Barnwell, Batesburg, Beech Island, Belton, Bennettsville, Blacksburg, Blackville, Blythewood, Boiling Springs, Buffalo, Camden, Campobello, Cassatt, Cayce, Central, Chapin, Charleston, Charleston AFB, Cheraw, Chesnee, Clemson, Cleveland, Clinton, Clio, Clover, Columbia, Cope, Cordova, Cowpens, Daniel Island, Darlington, Denmark, Dillon, Duncan, Easley, Eastover, Edgefield, Edisto Island, Effingham, Elgin, Fair Play, Florence, Folly Beach, Fountain Inn, Gadsden, Gaffney, Gaston, Goose Creek, Graniteville, Greenville, Greer, Gresham, Hamer, Hanahan, Hartsville, Hollywood, Honea Path, Hopkins, Inman, Irmo, Isle Of Palms, Joanna, Johns Island, Johnston, Jonesville, Kiawah Island, Ladson, Lake View, Landrum, Latta, Leesville, Lexington, Liberty, Little Mountain, Lugoff, Lyman, Maldn, Marietta, Marion, Mauldin, McColl, Moore, Mount Pleasant, Mountain Rest, Mullins, New Ellenton, Newberry, Nichols, North Augusta, North Charleston, Orangeburg, Pacolet, Pauline, Pelzer, Pendleton, Pickens, Piedmont, Pomaria, Prosperity, Ravenel, Rembert, Ridgeville, Roebuck, Saint George, Salem, Seneca. Sharon, Simpsonville, Six Mile, Society Hill, Spartanburg, Springfield, Starr, Sullivans Island, Summerville, Sunset, Taylors, Timmonsville, Townville, Travelers Rest, Trenton, Union, Wadmalaw Island, Walhalla, Wallace, Warrenville, Wellford, West Columbia, West Union, Westminster, Whitmire, Williamston, Windsor, Woodruff, York
TENNESSEE: Adams, Alcoa, Andersonville, Antioch, Arlington, Ashland City, Athens, Bartlett, Bean Station, Beech Bluff, Bell Buckle, Bells, Belvidere, Benton, Bethel Springs, Big Sandy, Birchwood, Blaine, Bolivar, Bon Aqua, Brentwood, Brighton, Brownsville, Buchanan, Bulls Gap, Burlison, Burns, Calhoun, Camden, Carthage, Caryville, Castalian Springs, Cedar Grove, Cedar Hill, Centerville, Chapmansboro, Charleston, Charlotte, Chattanooga, Christiana, Clarksville, Cleveland, Clinton, Collierville, Columbia, Copperhill, Cordova, Corryton, Cosby, Cottontown, Covington, Cowan, Cross Plains, Culleoka, Cumberland City, Cumberland Furnace, Cumberland Gap, Cunningham, Dandridge, Dayton, Decatur, Decherd, Del Rio, Denmark, Dickson, Dover, Dyer, Dyersburg, Eads, Eagleville, Englewood, Estill Springs, Etowah, Evensville, Fairview, Fayetteville, Flintville, Franklin, Friendsville, Gallatin, Gates, Gatlinburg, Georgetown, Germantown, Gleason, Goodlettsville, Grand Junction, Greenback, Greenbrier, Greenfield, Halls, Harriman, Harrison, Harrogate, Hartsville, Heiskell, Henderson, Hendersonville, Henning, Hermitage, Hixson, Hohenwald, Holladay, Hornbeak, Humboldt, Huntingdon, Huntland, Huron, Indian Mound, Jacksboro, Jasper, Jefferson City, Jellico, Joelton, Kenton, Kingston, Kingston Springs, Knoxville, Kodak, La Follette, La Vergne, Lake City, Lakeland, Lascassas, Lawrenceburg, Lebanon, Lenoir City, Lewisburg, Lexington, Loudon, Louisville, Luttrell, Lyles, Lynchburg, Lynnville, Madison, Madisonville, Manchester, Maryville, Mascot, Maynardville, McDonald, McEwen, McKenzie, Medina, Medon, Memphis, Middleton, Milan, Mohawk, Mooresburg, Morristown, Moscow, Mount Juliet, Mount Pleasant, Murfreesboro, Nashville, New Market, Newbern, Newport, Niota, Normandy, Nunnelly, Oak Ridge, Oakland, Obion, Old Fort, Old Hickory, Oliver Springs, Ooltewah, Paris, Parrottsville, Pegram, Petersburg, Philadelphia, Pigeon Forge, Pinson, Pleasant View, Portland, Prospect, Pulaski, Ramer, Riceville, Ridgely, Ripley, Rockford, Rockvale, Rockwood, Rogersville, Rossville, Russellville, Sale Creek, Saulsbury, Savannah, Selmer, Sevierville, Sewanee, Seymour, Shelbyville, Signal Mountain, Smyrna, Sneedville, Soddy Daisy, Somerville, South Fulton, South Pittsburg, Speedwell, Spring City, Spring Hill, Springfield, Springville, Strawberry Plains, Summertown, Surgoinsville, Sweetwater, Taft, Talbott, Ten Mile, Thompsons Station, Tiptonville, Townsend, Trenton, Troy, Tullahoma, Turtletown, Union City, Walland, Wartrace, Watertown, Waverly, White Bluff, White House, White Pine, Whites Creek, Whitesburg, Whiteville, Whitwell, Winchester, Woodlawn
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I’m not sure just wanted to ask how many times people continue to ask the same question about getting Internet service because it seems like after the first 20 questions of people asking the same information does it drive y’all crazy that there’s that many morons out there that continue to ask the same question knowing they read the reply before they took the time to send this thank you and yes to everybody that commented on here you are idiots
We cannot begin to guess how many times we have answered the top, let’s say, twenty questions that we get asked every single day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Yes, we occasionally snap and completely go off on some readers who (in our opinion) really deserve it. You know the kind — they are not just ignorant, but aggressively ignorant. Oh, well, we just think of it as our burden in life. If we didn’t do it, someone else would have to.
I’m really not understanding how you would even consider answering someone who calls you customers morons and to top it off, you on part agree with him. First that person is the actual moron for taking time to even write his disrespectful comment. Second, your customers are your and your companies income and deserves the upmost professionalism no matter how rude they may become and I’m sure you customer service representatives are taught that and if not you should but being someone who’s work history is heavy in customer service I know you are all taught properly. Maybe a screenshot of your response to that rude comment sent you and sent to the proper supervisory personal would be in order. Shame on you for agreeing and thereby promoting poor customer skill mindset and encouraging such behavior.
I am having trouble with my internet. It is jumping on and off. Could you please check it and see what is wrong. (DELETED)@yahoo.com or my phone number is (DELETED). My address is (DELETED)
You appear to think that we are your service provider, Linda. We are not. This is an independent informational website. Contact that company’s customer service team.
Este es un sitio web informativo independiente. Debe inscribirse con el proveedor de servicios de su elección. (If this does not make sense, blame Google Translate.)
I don’t know if anyone will know the answer to this, but I’m giving it a shot. If att wifi is available at your home, does that mean the access program is also? I’ve tried with my address, and it keeps saying ineligible. Yet, I type my address into the main site to check the normal rate wifi, and it gives me options. So is the access program only for specific addresses? Or anywhere where you can get att wifi service?
Thanks
There are so many problems on this seemingly helpful website that it will take a lengthy essay to cover it. Everything seems so wonderful, so easy to apply online. Except how one can possibly apply online of one does not have internet or telephone and that’s why one is here? I wrote a draft to be very specific with comments, but this atrocious window display invisibly light font, which instantly demonstrate (@#$_&) nature of this website. You still want my email despite I don’t have one?
Jesus Christ Almighty, some people are freakin’ dense. And in case anyone is wondering who we are specifically referring to, it’s you, Aquarius. For the 843,267th time, we are not a service provider. This is an independent informational website. We are NOT Access, nor are we affiliated in any way with AT&T. If you can’t read the font here, but millions of others can and have, and if more than 10,000 have left comments but no one prior to you has complained about the font, do you think that’s a problem with the website or with you? Damn people just piss us off sometimes.
So your using the internet clearly right now, yes? So why can’t you apply online at all and it is somehow deemed impossible to do so by you? Before you or anyone who could leave a comment like this I must say no and bullshit to a response of “Well I am stating this and asking for others who don’t have it not necessarily me”. Again that is BS sort of like this comment by you. You claim no telephone or internet, so I again ask how you are posting a comment and how you contact anyone? I would bet you have a cell of some sort and most likely a smartphone like a large portion of us do a very large portion whether poor or not. So with that being said you and anyone else in said position definitely have a email of some kind. Whether you have the gmail address from when you made some kind of google account on your phone or at some point it means you in fact do have a email to give. So to turn back your post that makes little sense I ask you, how is one not able to apply online if one would need to be online in the first place to post the comment complaining about this shit.
I could go on and on but really that is pointless with someone who would ask this question. But I must also point out one big thing. This site is around to assist with what information it can on said ways for….you guessed it as the name of the website says cheap internet. Meaning this is not where you apply for said services. This site is just to let one know about ways to get cheaper internet and who provides it with some information on the ones they know about and have researched a bit. There may even be others out there that this site doesn’t list and in fact also does not know about. All that makes sense when again if you used the same attitude you are using slinging subtle insults you would know what the site is about and that they themselves DO NOT provide the services. Honestly that should of been clear from the beginning after getting to this page and if you had read anything. Feels almost like a troll comment but then again after awhile you start to realize maybe it isn’t and you just want to bitch and moan about something the site isn’t even claiming it does nor can you infer that it does from ANYTHING talking about or any information on this site that is read about ( you should try the reading thing).
This is directed to those running this website. I want to thank you for making the information easy to access. The information you provide is very self explanatory, all one has to do is read and follow the links you provide.
You’re doing a great job and helping many who would otherwise have no idea where to turn. Thank you all!
I live in a 5th wheel camper and I want to get internet in it. but I live on 950.00 a month is there any way i can get an internet in my camper that will travel with me at a cheao=p price with no contract
You can check all the places it is available at the end of the article on this page. However, these cities sometimes vary, so check directly with the service provider’s customer service team just to make sure.
Thanks GOD I REALLY WANT TO ENJOY AT,&T I HAVE FOOD STAMPS AND MY NEIGHBOR TELL ME ABOUT THIS JUST I NEED INTERNET PLEASE HELP US I DON’T SEE MY FAMILY FOR LONG TIME LIVE IN PR AND WITH THE INTERNET I CAN SEE MY FAMILY AND MY DAD IS NO DOING GOOD THEN I TRY TO GET A LAPTOP I DON’T HAVE ANY HAPPY NEW YEAR AND GOD BLESS LEONS FAMILY
Everything you need to know is right here on this website, Judith. Just click around on the subjects found up on the navigation bar and you’ll figure it all out pretty quickly. As a place to start, here’s where you can find all the companies/plans available where you live:
My children live in Grady county Georgia with my mom. Where can my mom sign up for low income internet? They desperately need it with covid-19 for there school work.
I am an elderly disabled person living outside of the church Point area can’t afford those expensive satellite systems and in of a special telephone communications network and would like to get a low income reliable internet access.Please someone help me.
Some information you gave out. You might just as well throw the yellow pages at us with your kind of help. We need real help , not an answering service
I got PC’s for people in Feb. But my connection is terrible. It is only workable after midnight to 5 a.m. The signal even then is sketchy and paltry at best.
My cell phone through Consumer Cell gets a great signal and my other Sprint phone used to as well. Also, I got a modem from the T-mobile 30 day free trial and it is the same modem, a Coolpad Surf, that Pc’s for people sent me for $95, and it got great service…
It is only the low-income PC’s for people/sprint coolpad modem that does not work at my house. My connection is virtually useless during the day and just a bit better at night like I said. I have one thin row of very tall trees to my south and that is all and I am about 50 yards from a Navy outlier airstrip which I have been in contact with and they were very cooperative and did inquiries for me to find out if there was any interference coming from the airstrip but as it turns out it is so small that there isn’t anything that they use that would interfere with the types of waves cell phones and hotspots use.
I am taking my classes online so I am forced to stay up all night to do it because of this.
Pc’s for people have replaced the modem 3 times trying to figure out what is wrong but it has been to no avail…
I think I need to find a plan i n my area that does discounted hardwire internet or maybe uses different towers than Sprint/t-mobile.
Please help because I am turning into a zombie staying up so late all the time.
ThanQ
Kenna
We provide a list of cities and towns broken down by state for each service provider. We’d never claim it is 100% accurate because things change all the time, Kenna. But check out each of the low income service providers to see who offers plans near you:
I live in kinston nc 28504. There are 3 adults here with no income and receiving food stamps and other assistance programs. I would like to go back to school on line ASAP. But I need service. Who does cheap internet of any kind in my town for low income households. 488 Andy ln kinston NC 28504
Here’s where you can find a list of all the low-income internet plans currently available, Misti. Check them all out to find the ones for which someone in your house is eligible. Then go down the list of cities and towns listed under each of those plans:
Demand has increased dramatically during the coronavirus crisis, so you’ll need to contact AT&T customer service to get an indication of current timing.
My name is paul Im 63 years of age I receive SSi SSDI , And am a student, of a local community, college, And now with times the way they are, need internet desperately and I cant find any kind of low income internet anywhere (PLEASE HELP )my zip is 95457
We looked up your zip code, Paul, and it looks like you’re in a pretty rural area of California. It’s always a problem finding internet service in rural areas like yours, but you need to check out ALL the low-income internet service providers at the following link:
We don’t know if any of them are available in your specific rural area, but you need to check them all out carefully to see if you can find one that fits your needs. Good luck.
Have you checked the other low-income plans, Shar? Fayetteville’s a pretty big city and it’s hard to imagine that it doesn’t have service. Check out all the other plans at this link:
I qualified for the discounted internet service, which I now have. At the time I applied, I thought I had a working laptop, which I then discovered did not work…
So…. I now desperately need a working laptop computer as I’m.now unemployed and without a computer to apply for jobs…
Thank you for your help..
AT&T offers low-cost computers for its Access low-income internet plan. Contact the company’s customer service team using the contact info we provide above. Good luck.
I would like to know if you quality to receive the computer for the $149.99 do you have to pay that in full or are you allowed to set up an installment plan to make payments until it is PD in full or wat? Thk u 😊
If you qualify for the program, you qualify for the computer. It’s our understanding that you must pay for it upfront, but please check with AT&T customer service.
I’m looking for low income internet access, but I live in NYCity, but AT&T not make service o this city…Is it true…
How can you halp me ?
With whom I must talkieng about it?
John
As it says in the article, “And the good news isn’t done yet. Although AT&T provides this information as a disclaimer and seems to present it as a negative, they say, “There will be data limits for people using the program, up to 600GB a month, and overage charges for anyone who uses more.” From our point of view, that’s a huge positive because it’s almost impossible for an ordinary Internet user to consume 600 GB per month.”
I don’t understand …
It says $5 month-3 mbp service and $149 computer
Then article says you won’t get a choice to get the slower speed for $5 .
Also the price is now is $5 month for the computer!
Note: $10 1.5 mbp internet plus the charged me $10a month for the router for 1 1/2 years and no computer has ever been offered.
Access took 6 months of back and fourth calls/email/mail before I finally got it installed
Just to read this article
Can’t seem to contact att to see my bill online
Always have trouble paying my bill at the att store every single time I go!
Im on disability and i get medicad and medicare and food stamps.im wanting to get rid of my cable where i pay 105.00 a month.i need my money for my other bills..i live in a low income housing complex.in mt.vernon illinois.thanks
First, thanks for this free service you provide. I applied for ATT Access in June. Application was accepted but when I went called to set up the account was told that my address wasn’t available yet.
But, just checked back here to discover Comcast Internet Essentials is now accepting SSI as a qualifier!
The computers you offer for $149…does the full amount have to be paid all at once? I read somewhere that you would sell computer /laptop for $5 a month. Is this true?
WE don’t offer any computers because this is an independent informational website, NOT an internet service provider. But we are unaware of any plans that allow you to pay for the low-cost computer over time.
I live in Palm Bay, Fl 32907 and am disabled. Do you have discounted cable or phone tto do as a bundle? Right now I am paying 145 for cable and internet and 40 for my phone. That eats up a lot of my income.
Impossible for us to answer that question, Melissa, because we don’t know where you live and we’re not AT&T. Have you checked all the other low-income plans to see if any of them are available in your area? Here’s where you can find them all:
Thank you for publishing this article. I didn’t know AT&T had a low income internet service available until I stumbled across this. Surprisingly, I applied last Friday and when I checked my application status today I was approved. Thanks again for providing the information.
I had at&t service. I had internet,tv,phone bundled. I had many issues with them and due to an error on their part that they refused to acknowledge, my services were terminated and my co tract canceled. I don’t know how many phones calls where i stated that i was disabled, on SSI and food stamps and not one employee mentioned this program. When I go to their corporate offices tomorrow I will he bringing this up.
Have you checked all the other low-income internet services, Craig. Syracuse is a pretty big city and it’s hard to believe none of them make it available there. Check out all those plans at this link:
ATT has a radio ad on KLBJ which advertises senior discount plans for internet, but upon checking the website, I learned that only people with SNAP benefits would qualify. Most seniors do not get any SNAP benefits because we get a small social security check monthly. So there is NO program for Seniors.
Not quite true, Ann. Comcast offers a seniors plan, but as you might expect, it is only available in areas of the country where Comcast offers cable service. Here’s an article that tells you all about it:
I have a question. I forgot to leave the money on my debit card for this month. Now they say I have till the 15th. Could i make a double pymnt on the first of October? Please. You may take my pymnts off each month on the first. I would like to keep my internet. Thank you
Based on our readers’ comments, half the AT&T service reps don’t even know that the Access program exists. Call in again and hope you get a more informed agent. If not, ask to speak to a supervisor.
I enrolled in ATT Access as soon as I learned of it. I’m very happy with it. Materials say that the program will expire 2020 April. I received annual renewal letters through 2018. None for 2019. In 2019 MayJune, ATT customer service representatives were unable to say if the program will continue. Do you know more?
We have not found any updates that say the program will be terminated. We highly doubt that AT&T will cancel the Access program, but we’ll keep you posted when we hear more.
My cousin Larry is looking for a date on Saturday night. He could call you. But if you want someone from a free government cell phone company to call you, you’re out of luck. This is an independent informational website that’s not affiliated with any of those companies.
Not every internet service provider offers service in every state, just like not every hamburger chain is available in every state. Check out all the plans available in your state at this link:
Hello! This ‘Access’ program sounded perfect for me and I was very excited when I heard about it. I am 45, on SSDI, live alone and do receive snap benefits. I have never been able to afford a computer, much less wifi! I am getting more and more overwhelmed by the necessity of nearly everything having to be done through the computer. It’s infuriatting. There are even discouraged coupons at the grocery store I can’t take advantage of due to this which is really discriminatory.
So MY question to YOU,AT&T,is why on Earth your ‘Access’ program is only in 15 states??!! That makes no sense at all. I live in CT and already use your phone service. I just heard about carriers offering programs like this on the news the other night, and was thrilled; just to get let down yet again by what is clearly discrimination.
You obviously have some idea how this changes people’s lives , yet you’re picking and choosing whose lives to help!
I’m shocked at you, AT&T!
Not to mention extremely disappointing and turne-off.
Maybe it’s time I switch phone carriers to one that WILL help all who need assistance w this issue.
Please respond and explain yourself. I’m considering calling the local NBC news station that I originally heard this information from, and specifically contacting their investigative reporting dept. They advertise that they Answer ALL calls and I m certain they will try and get to the bottom of it. They’ll try to contact you and it’ll be airs regardless!
Please let me know your stance in this issue.
Thank you, sincerely,
Alyssa Calder
First of all, Alyssa, we are not AT&T. This is an independent informational website. Second, what makes you think that all companies do business in all states? Maybe you should also complain that you can’t buy a Hardee’s hamburger in California. Seriously. There are a lot of things in the world to get upset about, but this isn’t one of them. Check out ALL the low-income internet service providers and you will find out that the same thing is true. Get a life, honey.
I really need cheap internet i barley afford some my bills i need if for my school that i am doing online. i have learning disability which is why i am i am doing school with ixl
I qualify for AT&T’s low income internet, but being a senior and spending much time at home, I would also like cable tv. Will At&t let me have the low cost internet and an affordable cable package? They usually give you that “You have to buy the bundle” to get a break. I don’t want to get low cost internet and then pay an arm and a leg for cable tv.
Sorry to be the bearers of bad news, Joe, but the low-income internet plan stands alone. You cannot bundle it with any cable TV package. And even worse, there are no low-income cable TV plans out there there we are aware of. (If there were, we would have a website called CheapCableTV.com.)
I live on 211th ave in old town fl.Do they 32680.att said at time i was approved for their low income program but they didnt have service for my address yet..How about now?? or who does ?? i have a college grant and need internet to do my studies.I d hate to lose it. Plz help me gind a service.thanks tammy
I live in California and I am low income person. What plan should I chose from these 3 different plans for low-cost, high-speed internet (Suddenlink, Mediacom or Bright house networks) ?
We would be surprised if more than one of them is available where you live, Valeriya. Contact each of those companies customer service teams to find out which one(s) are available where you live.
I live in Springtown, Tx 76082 on the out skirts of Azle,Tx . When will the low income internet , WiFi be made available or what company services be available? Please help me and please reply ASAP
There is no way of knowing which company will add service in which areas, Edna. You might want to check out EveryoneOn.org to find out what’s currently available in your zip code.
We cannot send you that info because we are not your service provider, John. Contact Access customer service to get your question answered/problem solved.
I am very thankful for this program from at&t! I am 82 and love the internet. It allows me so much pleasure in my sewing, jewelry making, painting, crochet, Bible study and health issues. Thank you AT&T!!
I want to get AT T HIGH SPEED INTERNET I AM 74 I GET FOOD STAMPS AND MY SON IS ON THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM I should have no problem I live in pompano beach fla 33064
i had an old att account back in nov last year. lost my job now i want to get this access service. its been 6 months can i get the service here in texas if i still have an outstanding balance from 6 months ago.
Sorry, Guy, but AT&T will require you to pay that old balance due. However, please keep in mind that you may be able to find a different service provider for your low-income internet. Here’s where you can find all the currently available plans:
My name is Michael Burke and was injured on the job working for AT&T 8 years ago a job I loved, and I now i’m bed ridden and on fixed income SSDI living in San Mateo, CA. What can My last company do as far as lower price for me for both TV and internet services..
Your best bet is to ask AT&T customer service, Michael. The price you pay for internet will depend on what speeds are available in your specific neighborhood and there’s no way for us to know what they offer. Unfortunately, we cannot tell you what prices or plans they offer on cable TV because none of the low-income internet plans include TV.
No, you do not qualify for Access from AT&T, but there are other programs you undoubtedly do qualify for. Check them all the low-income internet plans at this link:
No one company covers the entire country (and in most cases they don’t even cover entire states) with their service. Have you checked out the other low-income internet plans to see if they cover your area? Here’s where you can find them all:
I currently have an AT&T acct., which I am canceling in a few days. I do have and I qualified for the AT&T Access ($10 mo.) when it first came out. When I cancel my acct., do I need to reapply for it? I spoke to an AT&T rep. earlier today and was told it could not be transferred. I will be purchasing a smart phone from Safelink. I would appreciate any advise you can give. Thank you.
I use every where’s Wi-Fi. I think it’s a blessing for folks who can’t afford it are able to access internett, cause their kids would really benefit from it.
I hope that I am eligible because I am on SSI but don’t receive food stamps. $931..00 a month is my income. If you accept me I will also consider a computer. I have a government phone. Please let me know. My address Sacramento California 95815. Jon. Moore. Is my name cell # 916-559-****. thanks for the good news.
This is an independent informational website, NOT a low-income internet service provider, Jon. You need to contact one of the companies that offers plans in your state. Here’s where you can find them all:
Click around this website, Inez. If offers all the information you need on the various low-income plans, eligibility rules, and contact info for each service provider.
Access AT&T This is Maria-Berkoeicz and Jacob Betkowicz. You have violatrd 42 USCA sectoon 22142.
You are in possession of SSDI Documents that reflect Our HIPPA PRIVACY RIGhTs
You are in violation of Americans with Didsaboty Act, Our telephone number is 310-292-**** DATE: MARCH 25, 2019 {28 USCA 1332} ADA Amendments Actd Of 2008, Pub. zL. No. 120-435 (2008) { 42 USCA 12102(2)(C))
Hi Maria-Alicia. Just an FYI, if you have applied for Access then you gave consent for AT&T to view your information to determine eligibility. That would not be a HIPAA violation. Also, AT&T is a telecommunications company and is not required to observe HIPAA protections in the first place. Hopefully this helps clarify if you have not yet gotten clarification.
I am an Air Force vet. I was on disability, but since I reached 65 the SSA change it to retirement.
That’s all I get to live on. My wife is also on SS, Both of us get less than $30.000 a yr. I live in Gaffney, SC. I would appreciate your help in directing me to a cheap or even fair price internet in my area. I do not play games on my PC. But I do a lot of study and research. Like to have unlimited for a fair price. My internet went up to around $65 a month with Charter, and they refused to help me. I have to lower my bill to give the ability to buy my med’s. Your help and advice very much appreciated.
I need internet asap I am a college student going thru home coarse and have a daughter that is in home school and our former internet got shut off which is not in my name it is in my ex husbands name. I am a single mother and really need this asap or I will get kicked out of school and so will my daughter. please help me!!!
Was your former internet account with AT&T? If so, why did it get shut off? If not, you can enroll with any other low-income internet plan available in your area. Check out all the low-income plans to find the one that fits your needs best:
Feb.7.2019.
I am trying to see if my address qualifies for the hookup of the Access plan on the 10. Month High Speed Internet. My son and I both are on Medicaid and recieve SNAP benefits. He is in the 10th grade at Childersburg High School and I have been Single mother and only parent present in his life since 2010 and it takes all I have. This price would really help him mainly due to with lack of funds coming in house. At moment and him not having any now to do his homework on at all. Please let me know something im anxious to hear from
We’re not affiliated with AT&T, Tammy. You need to contact the company directly in order to get your question answered. But please check out all the other low-income internet plans to find the one that fits you best before enrolling in any of them. You can find all those plans at this link:
Good day, poor day, many people are poor in need of free enternet, necessities condition., Unreasonable rates., Thank you helping us with low all low income services, medicare, medicaid, food ebt, food stamps, cell phone assistance, free cell phones, free smart phones, free internet for cell phones, we need free internet for house phones, we need pay phones in all world cities, and private cities.good day please and thank you. Vehicle insurance needs to be free too, vehicle gas too low income too many people walking for miles, vehicle s too expensive used vehicles too expensive, robots make them. And I don’t know about supplies and food, thank you.
I have the $5 dollar internet from att. i would not recommend it to anyone. its very slow slower then dial up. my speed is 768kbps. there excuse is thats the only speed in my area. i can’t watch videos check email or do anything because it to sow. dint waste your money on att
Who hires these people to answer the phones and who are they bosses because i recieved an acceptance letter and a phone call but when you complain about how they do business then they hang up on you and when you call back they say they don’t offer it in your area but if you scroll thru the area’s they do offer your area is in the listing. So how you explain that to me it’s false advertising regardless of how you word it, you offer a service you can’t fulfill but complain when customers whose given you there personal information complains about you conduct your practices that within itself is preposterous. So now how can you rebuttal something you advertise.
I called they said I can’t get it because my area is not available at this time. I am on ssi and get food stamps can’t afford internet services they want a lot of money for there internet.I think is severe for people on ssi or get food stamps it should be offer for everyone and every states and every area .not just for certain states and areas. That sad everyone should benefit
This offer .
C’mon, Donna, get realistic. Access can’t offer you service if they don’t do business in your area.
But have you done your homework before complaining about AT&T? Have you checked out all the low-income plans to figure out if any of them are available in your area, or which one will fit your needs best? You need to check each of the low-income service providers out at this link:
Before you decide that AT&T Access is the right plan for you, please check out all the others low-income plans available. You may just find one that fits your needs even better:
Tengo 88 anos,,.vivo en Miami,,FL,,33142-2913,,los ingresos mensuales mios y de mi esposa,,como retiro LABORAL,y SSI,son de $ 1,142.00 ,,padesco de sordera total,,y nesecito,,una coneccion Internet,para poderme conectar com mis familias ,,amistades,, y ver noticias, del pais y del mundo…la coneccion actual q tengo con COMCAST,,es de $49.55,,al mes ,,y eso me afecta,,para otros compromisos,,he estado al tanto,,de q,,att,,tiene un programa mucho mas asequible,,.
YOUR PLAN SOUNDED GREAT UNTIL YOU OFFERED IT WITH JUST 5MB. IT WOULD TAKE FOREVER TO GO FROM PAGE TO PAGE AND EXTREMLY SLOW BUFFERING. IT IS NOT A LOW INCOME INTERNET IT IS JUST A CHEAP INTERNET SERVICEL. VERY CHEAP.
Tom it’s 5 bucks a month buddy that’s only one pack of your generic cigs ol buddy or on crappy blunt and I only assume you smoke both because of your excessive shouting as your post reads and spell check isn’t activated on your system. Please don’t take this personal but it bothers me a lot when someone like you simply has nothing better to do than sit and complain about something meant to help so many and the only complaint I have seen is your shouting so loud (must be a ex employee that is angry) at the people that simply do some I T work for the big companies so Tom please find your way to the local fast food joint and fill out a application today so you can occupy your little self and leave the folks alone that are at least putting out a little effort for once or go to the local Ghetto and holler the N word out as loud as loud as you are shouting in the post and see if you can make it out without at least 5 or 6 holes in your ass and then you can complain about the health care system as you heal up in the trauma unit for 3 or 4 months my friend……lol Once again please send me your room number when you heal up enough to call or write so I can send flowers and candy to your local hospital and you can be happy with the internet in there as it is super high speed and as it should be at around $2500 a day ol buddy and don’t forget to thank brother Obama for some of these programs and maybe just maybe you might get a bus pass and a free meal at the local soup kitchen if you are not against people helping others by providing a hot meal to the rest of us who need a hand up every now and then but be careful my brother we are all just about one paycheck from being homeless and hungry and yes I have been both. Sir I will include you and others in my prayers this evening (if you are not against the word and prayer) but I will do it very slow as to imitate the buffering you encounter so you wont feel like a outcast or make fun of us believers and thankful Americans for programs like these and of course we must thank the current POTUS MY main man Donald Trump who I give 2 thumbs up plus 5 stars for putting the USA back on the priority list as number 1 baby it wont be long and we will be back to putting God back in the schools and homes and back to Jesus Christ and the Koran back to the east where the men are dirty and the women are men (figure that one out) without a head dress because with all that linen on you know in the desert at 100 degrees plus them ol girls have to get to stinking something fierce at the end of the day so I will stick with the good ol California girls with the short shorts and the smell of coconut oil over arm pit and a furry bush on the lady’s hiding behind all those head and neck things…lmmffao
Each of the low-income internet plans has different ways to qualify. You should check out all the programs to find the one that fits your needs best before you enroll in any of them. You can find all the info you need at this link:
There are a number of low-income internet plans in addition to the AT&T plans, Sherif. Make sure you check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best:
I have been approved for AT&T access but when I called the number the lady said they didn ‘t service my area but when I pull up the information it says I am in a serviced area.
What is the problem????
We are not AT&T, Ethel. This is an independent informational website. You need to contact AT&T directly using the contact info we provide in the article above.
We have no way of knowing why you’re getting an error message, Billie Jo, because we are not AT&T. We recommend that you contact AT&T customer service by phone.
I Audrey Leblanc, had all my funds removed from my bank account,so you were not able to withdraw my 5 dollar!! I’m sorry!! I will go in person to pay my bill!! Thank you!!!!
I have medical and food stamps but when I sign the application they asking for SSI Benefits and I don’t have that, if I don’t give that information it won’t continue me to fill the application, Why is that?
There are other low-income internet plans available, Stacey, and you should check out ALL of them to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can read about each of them:
This isn’t like the Lifeline free government cell phone, in which each program follows the same basic rules. Each of the low-income internet plans has its own specific eligibility regulations. You can see all the plans and their eligibility guidelines at this link:
AT&T OFFERS A COMPUTER FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES BUT NOT HOW , WHERE OR ANYTHING TO MAKE CONTACT IN ORDER TO APPLY FOR COMPUTER. CAN. HELP ME WITH THIS.
I did call number provided for access at&t. They had not a clue
TRIED TO FINISH THE APPLICATION BUT KEEP HAVING AN ERROR UNDER TAX ID, ASK FOR LAST FOUR SS NUMBER, THEN TRIBE NUMBER, DO NOT HAVE ONE, THEN ASK TAX 4 ID AGAIN, BUT CANNOT INTER AND THUS CANNOT FINISH, WILL HAVE TO EMAIL PHONE BROKE.
It doesn’t look as if you qualify for the AT&T plan, Ruth, but you probably qualify for a couple of the other low-income internet plans. Check them all out, then enroll with the one that fits your needs best.
I live in Bushwick Brooklyn NY. I live alone, and I am currently receiving snap benefits. I am trying to find out what low income internet provider service to choose that is not expensive and offers unlimited internet at a fast speed.
How can I transfer my service high speed internet from XFINITY to AT&T I live in Hallandale Beach and I senior citizen get SSI $750 per month, food stamp/SNAP/ medicated…
Thank you for answer…
Contact AT&T using the contact info we provide in the article. If they profess ignorance, which is a complaint many of our readers have about AT&T customer service, let us know and we’ll give you another option.
First thing you need to do is to contact AT&T customer service to find out if the service is available in your new town. If it is, it should be as simple as giving them your new address.
Absolutely, Clifford. Check ALL the low-income internet plans currently available in your state. Check each of the carefully to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find all the info:
We get almost nothing but complaints about the AT&T customer service people. They should know that the company does not offer them directly, but participates in a program called EveryoneOn. You can check out everything that is available in your area by visiting EveryoneOn.org.
I am low income senior age 73 and am not using food stamps, but would probably qualify. I only receive my social security check which is $1,817 but living in California cannot afford internet accesss. I go to mc donald’s to use internet. Could you please advise if I would qualify for this program?
Even if you don’t qualify for most of the plans, make sure you check out PCs for People, which allows people to qualify with incomes higher than other plans allow.
My sister lives in Marshall, Texas, very close to Longview. Without WIFI she is virtually cut off from the world, and I worry about her. Would she be able to get this service in Marshall, Texas. Thanks in advance for a reply.
There are a number of low-income plans in addition to the one from AT&T, Dorothy. Check them all out to find the one that best fits your sister’s needs:
I’ve been getting ATT Access for the past three years now, and I can honestly say I don’t have one complaint! I will throw a helpful tidbit I learned during signup, though… The program that runs your address to check for availability in each area is REALLY picky. For example, I live in an apartment building, and they had to type my address in 6-7 different ways before the computer accepted it. Other people in my complex have been denied service simply because they didn’t get the address typed in correctly. And trust me, it isn’t any logical version that USPS would use. Mine was something strange like
Apt123 1000 Main St.
And you had to not out a space in between the apt and the number, it had to go before the street address and even though there was an actual spot for apt number, you had to leave it blank. I was really lucky to get a person who knew the ins and outs of it, and it still took her 20 mins or so. But, after, they came and set up a Uverse modem/WiFi router combo for me within 48 hrs. About a year ago, we had a bad storm and I had to get a replacement, which they brought and set up the next day! The young man even took the time to help me make sure all my devices got connected and showed me the website to manage it.
These guys have been super great; it is the fastest internet I’ve ever used. Mine usually clocks in above the fastest advertised speed. All for $10 flat-no taxes or added fees! I highly recommend for anyone eligible!
Does Charlotte North Carolina qualify for access program. I was informed there wasn’t service in my area. But received information from Charlotte Mecklenburg School stating service was in my area.
Before deciding on AT&T, you should check out ALL the low-income internet programs carefully to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find them all:
You can check the list of cities and towns at the end of the article on this page, Arthur. We don’t claim that it’s 100% accurate, but it should give you a pretty good indication of where the AT&T plan is available. You can also call AT&T customer service to find out if it’s available in your area. If not, there are plenty of other low-income internet plans available and one of them may be just what you need. Check them all out at:
I qualify for the low cost internet from att and will supposedly receive the self installation kit today. However the company told me they don’t know anything about a low cost computer offer. How do I access it?
Visit a website called EveryoneOn.org and plug in your zip code, Janice. It will tell you all the service available in your area, including the low-cost computer program (if it’s available in your area).
The internet is “a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols.” What else do you need to know, Juana?
I received an email about being qualifying for the low cost internet service. I dialed the number it said to call but I could not get anything but a survey Then the phone hangs up on you.
I’m interested can you also take over our phone at home service? We already have wireless with y’all have been a customer for 17 years faithful. I am on food stamps and get. x
I was recently married and lost all my benefits. My husband is very ill and spend the third of the money per year on medical bills than the others on the normal stuff plus three loans it is getting harder and harder to live paycheck-to-paycheck is Iv medicine alone is $500 per month
You do NOT have service with us, Robin. This is an independent informational website, NOT a Lifeline service provider. You need to speak to an AT&T customer service rep.
Check out ALL the low income internet plans, Theresa. You can check them out here to find the ones available in your area and the ones that fit your needs best. Each company has different eligibility requirements, so check those out, too, and then enroll with that company. We provide the contact info you need for each plan:
I received an email stating I qualified for access Internet service and just wanted to know what would be my next step. Can I set up payment online or do I need to go to a service center, which in case what documents do I need to provide. Thanks again.
We can only assume you meant to say that the email came from AT&T. You should check out all the other low-income internet plans available just to make sure you select and enroll with the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find all those low-income service providers:
There are a number of low-income internet plans available in addition to the AT&T plan, Brenda. Check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s a link:
There are other low-income internet options for you other than AT&T, Theresa, and one of them may work for you right now. Check out all those options to find one that fits your needs best:
This program only lasts until 2020. Is there a contract involved? I don’t want to get stuck paying average rates after the program ends, or after my 12 months is up. Is cancellation available at any time?
On AT&T I put in my info to see if AT&T offered the Access Program for my area, which is High Point, North Carolina 27260. Well it said..
⚠ We can’t find the Access Program from AT&T available at this address:
Davidson,
27260
We need more information about your service address to complete the search. Please contact an AT&T representative at 855.220.5211. (For help in Spanish, call 855.220.5225.)
So I called the number above & gave the representative my address, he looked it up & said it’s not currently available in High Point, NC. (That was as of 4:01pm Tuesday, May 29, 2918)
So I just wanted to let you know this info since I read earlier on cheapinternet.com it said that the AT&T Access Program WAS available in High Point, North Carolina.
Hope this helps. Have a great day.
I posted a comment but I don’t see it, anyway I hope y’all do! It’s great to be one with the world again! In my area South Carolina at&t is the best! Paired with Chromecast. Goodbye cable!
Perhaps you only thought you posted it, Babette, because we have no previous comment from you. But we’re happy you left this one and even happier that you got enrolled and are happy with your service.
I’m just getting at&t access Internet, you don’t have the choice of a plan here in SC it’s only 10$ with more then enough GB to get you through a whole month if movies and TV ect. I’m using it with Chromecast which was a gift, so goodbye cable! Even your favorite channel whatever that maybe is available! Just need a tablet or PC to upload the Chromecast home app then start searching. It’s great! Especially for us folks on fixed income. Also note, Comcast, Xfinity, and more are also offering this cheap internet, so Google your area for the best option for you! Never been happier! No more antenna tv, that is more out than in. Especially if it’s cloudy or a jet flies overhead which they do here all day everyday! Please take time look for your plan and company. Then try and save for Chromecast or Roku, I tried both prefer Chromecast! Happy surfing, and enjoy the next football game or movie even music and games. Just beware you will be charged if you should by chance go over your plan, but my provider sends me an email when I’m getting close. Lol, don’t fall asleep watching the tv, it’s a waste. Enjoy being connected to the world again! People like myself do not get out much due to limited income, for me at least this is a blessing.
my name is Ruth Jowers and I am interested in this program we are paying 60.00 a month but going to have to cancel because can’t afford to keep it with that payment.
Unfortunately, Ruth, you cannot move directly from a full-price AT&T account to a low-income AT&T plan. Your alternative is to switch to one of the other low-income plans for those 90 days or to stay with them permanently. Here’s where you can find more info on all those plans:
We cannot send you an application because this is an independent informational website so we do not have access to those documents you requested. But you can get them directly from any of the companies listed on that page.
There’s a very simple reason for that, Carl. This is an independent informational website that’s not affiliated with any free government cell phone companies. We cannot offer those companies’ applications.
There are a number of plans you should check out in addition to the AT&T plan, Lee. Here’s where you can see them all and find the one that fits your needs best:
Check out all the listings at the following link, Helen. We provide a reasonably accurate list of every city and town in which each of the low-income plans are available. Here’s the link:
I am new to internet and I am totally confused . Just what do I need to get started . I have a phone jack in my apt , but I have a cell phone . Do I plug the thing into the phone jack . Not sure if it is still alive . Do I Have to have the computer in the same room all the time or can I move around my place ? What is a router ? Do I have to purchase e one somewhere ?
There are a number of variations depending on which low-income internet plan you go with, Henry. We’d recommend that you find the plan that fits you needs best, then contact that company’s customer service department to determine what is needed. Here’s where you can find all those plans:
This is an independent informational website NOT operated by AT&T, Russ. Access is not available in Pennsylvania at this point, but other low-income internet plans are. Check them all out to find the ones that match your needs best:
You have a couple choices, Dennis. (First of all, please keep in mind that this website is not affiliated with AT&T.) You can contact AT&T customer service OR you can visit EveryoneOn.org and plug in your zip code. It will then tell you about all the services offered in your area.
I don’t understand the low-income /disability requirements for any of what is offered here? Please be more specific. I also have a learning disability and I don’t understand what your adversiment is telling me about the proof of low-income/ disability.
The eligibility requirements for Access from AT&T do not include either low-income nor disability. The only way to qualify is if someone in your household is on SNAP (also known as food stamps).
Hi I live in P.R. In the mountains still surviving Maria were I live I still have no light but when it comes back on I would like to get the low income 5.00 dollar internet if it’s available over here cause I was looking for cheap internet and this popped up so I thought it was for here cause the article was talking about how we r over here but then it says only in 21 states that crushed me cause it’s hard to get good signal were I live and my mother in law she don’t have no internet at all so I figured I look up for us to see if we could get it and cheap too cause we’re low income alright believe me so my question can we get it too here in P.R. Or is it only in the U.S? Thank you sherry 😇 Oh if I don’t respond fast it’s cause I gotta go used the wifi in town phone up here too slow can’t get on nothing
Yes, things are tough in Puerto Rico these days and our hearts go out to you, Sherry. We would suggest that you check out all the low-income internet plans available at this link:
I am a disabled vietnam vet my net income is $807.50 month i bearly make it get help from family and friends. i get safelink phone get help to get some computer service its going to stop trying to get computer service and maybe cable. you say you have low income services. can u help me in any way contact cell phone 727-512-**** can text
First of all, thank you for your service, Garry. We’d proud to know there are guys like you out there trying to make the world safe for the rest of us.
Due to the volume of questions we get on a daily basis, we cannot respond personally to each reader. The simplest way to find out what services are available in your area is to visit EveryoneOn.org and plug in your address. It will tell you exactly what’s available. Good luck.
It’s impossible for us to pinpoint service areas down to the zip code level, Trina. But we do provide a rough city-by-city guide to where each low-income internet service provider is available. You can find all those low-income plans here:
If it looks like one or more of the services may be available in your area, check the service providers’ websites. Many of them allow you to plug in your specific address to determine if they offer service at your home.
There are a number of low-income internet plans available. You need to check them all out and find the one that fits your needs best. Then all you do is enroll. Here’s where you can find all those plans:
How exactly would one do that? (Set it up on cell phone)
AT&T Access is DSL or Uverse, correct? Both home/residential service, not mobile. I have had AT&T Access via Uverse for 1.5 yrs. Only mobile access I am aware of is WiFi Hotspots at McDonald’s, etc.
Does at least one person in your home qualify for food stamps, Geraldine? That’s one of the primary requirements to qualify for this AT&T plan. However, there are lots of other plans and you may well qualify for one of them even if you don’t qualify for the AT&T plan. Here’s where you can check out all those other low-income internet plans:
Hi there, I have a question about ATT internet service for low income family. Although I’d be definitely qualified for this service, I have previously owned some money to ATT. Would that hinder me from getting this awesome services? If so, how can I remedy this situation? Thanks.
If you haven’t paid off that former bill, you will not be eligible for the AT&T program, Chris. (Yeah, they hold a grudge.) But don’t worry because there are lots of other low-income internet plans available and none of them will hold that old AT&T bill against you. Here’s a link to all the low-income internet plans currently available:
It actually depends on what AT&T service the outstanding debt is for.
If the outstanding AT&T debt is for AT&T wireless (outstanding bill, EFT, collections, etc) you will still qualify and be approved for AT&T Access. If the debt is for any AT&T home/residential internet service or equipment, you will not qualify.
The statement in article above can be taken literally:
‘If you meet both those qualifications, there’s only one reason you wouldn’t qualify: As the AT&T website says, you must not have “… outstanding debt for AT&T fixed Internet service within the last six months or outstanding debt incurred under this program.”’
I know from experience. This can also be confirmed by an AT&T Access representative if you call them to inquire.
However…not sure if it made a difference in my case….
I did have existing Uverse service with Uverse account in good standing when I was approved for Access. Made my bill go down from $50+ to $10.
Hi….I have a friend who might just need this program…she is married and 5 kids attending school, but the 2 younger ones age 12-13 and they have been BULLIED from school, and sometimes she has to pick them up from school…she would like to home school them..they are under Section8, her husband has lung and heart complications that he cannot work, and so i would like know if i can more info of how i can help them to enroll within this program…
she lives North Las Vegas, NV,89156…i hope that i could get some answers and information if her and her family are eligible…it would help them tremendously …
My name is Tino, live across the street…i try to help them also, as much as i can..they are good people…don’t know why i’m so concern about them, but i know its a Humane thing to do…Hope to hear from …\
Hi, I was wondering and noticed that all i could see qualifications for was just being in the snap program, and was wondering if drawing disability on medicare and medicaid (SSI) could count as another source for qualification for state of Arkansas for the high speed internet? I will be applying for the snap program but have not filled out forms to send in at this time so just like anything else it will be a little wait on that itself, for I am single mother with 1 child and divorced and my child support has ended which has put me in a bind at the moment. If you could let me know if I need to call the number that was listed on this website or go ahead and fill form out online, because I noticed that it stated when i went to fill online form out it stated California as being only on SSI and not SNAP, so i was wondering which should i do because that part is confusing… Please let me know what to do, thanks,,
We would recommend that you call the customer service number listed for any of the low-income internet plans just to confirm if you are eligible. Here’s where you can find more info on each of those plans:
“We” don’t offer internet anywhere, Melissa, because this is an independent informational website. You can check out all the low-income internet plans available at this link:
Yes I am interested in cable and or Internet service
I’m a single mother
Don’t make much money and my daughter is in need of wifi connections
She behind on her homework she must do at home st math
I can’t afford the cable bill
Please help my daughter through this situation that way we can do allot of catching up with her stmath Please consider me.
Please
You can find all the information you need right here on this website, Nancy. Each of the low-income internet plans has a different set of eligibility requirements, so we suggest that you check them all out to determine which one meets your needs best. Then — and only then — should you enroll with a service provider.
We can’t answer that question, Bettie, because we are not Access/AT&T. This is an independent informational website. You’ll need to contact AT&T customer service to get the answer.
Hello and good day to you!,I want to ask if it’s possible to just get the Wireless Internet Plan
for My Laptop if and when I qualify under the SNAP Low-Income Plan??.
Absolutely, R. There are a number of low-income internet plans available. You should check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best before choosing a service provider. Here’s where you can check them all out:
We use computer for access to u u-tube, face book, Craig’s list, and yahoo mail.
We are seniors and we are on fixed income. I would like to find service for our computer and Wifi for reasonable rate -like $20.00
This is an independent informational website, Maralita, NOT a cheap internet company. Check out all the low-income internet companies and plans at the following link to determine which plan fits your needs best:
Living in a rural area is a big problem for many folks who would otherwise be eligible for these low-income internet plans. Cable companies just don’t have the coverage in rural areas and that means it’s difficult for residents of those area to get internet service. Wish we could help, Willie, but there’s nothing we can do.
None of the low-income plans are available everywhere, Ruby. They are all regional companies that serve different states and parts of the country. You can find a complete list of low-income internet companies and plans at this link:
Impossible for us to know, Elia, because we are not Access from AT&T. This is an independent informational website, so we do not have access to your account. Contact Access from AT&T customer service using the info contained in the article above.
Your website statement that 3 MBS is relatively fast is a lie. You’re obviously being subsidized to espouse corporate disinformation. Shame on you and your families for you are enemies of the American people
Yes, Loren, you are correct. We are obviously highly-paid tools of corporate America. We are very disturbed that you have seen through our charade and we will inform our superiors that they must do something to hush you up. We recommend that you keep an eye out for black sedans and men in black suits. As soon as they are done hiding the truth about the lizard people who control our government, we suspect that they will be coming after you.
Yes, that’s what it means. But there are lots of other low-income internet options for you to check out, Melissa. Here’s where you can find all the companies and their plans:
Before you enroll with any company, make sure you check out all the low-income internet service providers first, Joyce. Look through them all at the link below to make sure you find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find a list of all available low-income service providers and plans:
I need this low-income internet because I’m raising my two grandchildren and I’m trying trying to teach them to use a computer. And I am disabled live in public housing and receive disability and food stamps.
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Alfreda. You should check them all out to see which one fits your needs best before you enroll with any of them. Here’s where you can find them all:
Before you enroll with anyone, Margaret, make sure you check out all the low-income plans available to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can review them all:
I have never been made feeled so made humiliated buy a customer service I called trying to figure out my bill he kept getting smart and then he laughed in my ear I live in subsidized housing also senior citizen disability and my bills $141 for just internet as I ask questions he keeps morning off and then he laughs good job AT&T
This is a lie. AT&T is not offering anything in my state. The article makes it seem that AT&T Access is available in Illinois but it is not. I clicked on my state and then AT&T, the website is giving me options for California residents.
Did it ever occur to you that there is some kind of technical error on the AT&T website, Crystal? Or do you often fly off the handle like this and call people liars?
Hello, I am inquiring for my mother-n-law who lives in Camrillo, California. She is in HUD housing, food stamps and receives a very small amount of money each month. She is dropping her internet with a competitor and just raised her “low income” internet rate to $159.00. She doesn’t even have this much money at the end of the month. Questions: 1. Do you cover the area she lives in? 2. If you do cover this area, what is the cost for installation and monthly payments. and 3. After paying for a “low income” rate, do you increase the rate each year? She has very poor hearing and relies on her internet to keep in contact with family etc. If I can help her with these answers I would very much appreciate your help with the above questions. Thank you!
First of all, Jacque, this is not an AT&T website. This is an independent informational website. But we can help your mother-in-law by directing you to read the article at the link below. It will tell you everything you need to know about each of the low-income internet plans that are available.
I live in constant fear that I will do something accidentally that will disconnect my California Lifeline service on my cellphone. This happened to me at the beginning of this year. (2017) I want to get the same internet access on my home computer that I get through my cellphone at no charge through California Lifeline. I cannot find any information on how to do this. Nobody addresses this matter, not CPUC, not ATT, not California Lifeline where their “call center” is manned by non-English speaking representatives working from their homes in the Philippines. If anybody can direct me to a place that has this information I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
This is really great! Question: Does people on Social security disability income that do not receive food stamps, or SNAP qualify for any or all of these programs? And if so which ones?
There are a number of low-income plans available, David, and they each have variations on their eligibility requirements. You can check them all out at this link:
Are there options for senior citizens who do not qualify for low income or do not want to provide the info necessary for low income? Their usage is approx 15GB/mo or less.
Val I am in that situation and I sent them (PCs for people) that question since it wasn’t clear if it was qualified on SSDI only or SSDI/icome. If I hear back I will post here if you’d like.I also asked if SSDI was counted as income (some count it some don’t) since my RXs are unfortunately after tax costs, but cost more than SSDI each month. Since Comcast is charging $90 for internet only I’m hoping this program works for us.
If AT&T is not making its program available in your area, there are a number of other plans you should look into, Nancy. Here’s where you can find them all:
On this website it says I have to be on “food stamps” to get internet for $5 per month, I am not on food stamps but I am on section 8 renter’s assistance as my income is $944 monthly from Social Security and we have not had a raise in Social Security in 3 years..
I’m currently paying $32 per month for internet from AT&T but came across this website offering internet for $5 per month. Is being on food stamps the ONLY requirement? Doesn’t being low income count because, as mentioned, Social Security has not given us a cost of living raise for 3 years. Kindly answer to *****@yahoo.com Thank you.
You have one problem that’s easily overcome, Nancy. You cannot enroll in AT&T’s low-income internet plan if you are a current AT&T customer. But here’s the way around that problem: There are a number of other low-income plans and you undoubtedly qualify for one of them. If you enroll in one of them, you can stay for 90 days, then switch to AT&T, or if you’re happy with the new company, you can stick with them. Here’s where you can find complete info on all those low-income plans:
There are probably a thousand variables involved, Sherry, so there’s no way for us to answer that question. We’d recommend calling AT&T customer service. If anyone knows, it would be them.
I completed my application a couple months ago, but was unable to fully complete it because I couldn’t ATTACH my proof of income. I am now able to do that, but when I completed another application, it wouldn’t allow me to attach the documents and submit it because I “had already submitted an application.” It wouldn’t accept the second application with the documents. So what do I do?
I have DSL and I’m getting so tired of it i .. I could be an in the middle of doing something and out of no way it would just shout down.
Imon SSI so I would love to pay less if it worked out .
i dont know if i could bundes my homwe tv wierless and home phone
Why are you in Stoughton, Evansville, Fitchburg, and Madison but not in Oregon, WI, which is only a few miles away from those towns (and basically right in the center of them)?
No one has cell networks everywhere, Nancy. For example, it’s not unusual for one cable TV company to offer service on one side of the street while a different company offers it on the other side.
Really appreciate your informational site. I’ve been here several hours as I figured by the price’s they gouge me for. But of course, it’s a game we know well living in middle of no – where, Prison Town, USA. Hooray!!! Monopoly still lives just now holding hands with Wally World.
Thank you for a lovely evening. I’ve signed up my email so in faith I wait patiently. The current ISP will soon as all the other’s, sell out after a few years it’s about that time again. Hope may come to replace them. Now I would be a great test subject if Karma is still alive and kicking. I’ve been sharing with neighbors, friends visiting for years I don’t mind. It’s always been how I felt it should be, reap what you sow. I could easily sign up 8 people plus just my family of 4 married daughters, 14 g. children & 1 g.g.daughter.
Good read. I look forward to your newsletters.
Peace from Northeastern California, high in Sierra Nevada Country 😎
We can’t tell you if AT&T offers service in your town at your address, but you need to check out ALL the low-income internet plans before enrolling with any of them. Check them all out carefully because you may find one that fits your needs much better than any of the others. Here’s where you can find info on all of them:
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Kim, and you should check them all out before choosing one. Here’s where you can find the complete list:
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Monica. We looked up your zip code and found that it is in Bakersfield, California. While we cannot guarantee that you will be able to get a low-income internet plan, the odds are in your favor because Bakersfield is a relatively large city.
Check out all the various low-income internet plans before you choose one. You can find them all here:
It’s impossible for us to determine which low-income internet services are available at specific addresses, Melissa. But you should check out all the plans to figure out which one fits your needs best. Here’s a link to all those plans:
We know exactly what you’re talking about, Beryl. It just hasn’t been the same since the Dodgers left.
But in answer to your question, not all areas are served by all of the low-income internet providers. If one of them doesn’t service your area, look at all the others to find a plan that fits your needs best. You can find a complete list at this link:
We are not able to check out every address, Alice, or that is all we’d do all day. But you can get a general idea of where each low-income Internet plan is availalbe by checking the companies at this link:
Each listing gives you a pretty good idea of the geographic areas where each plan is available. You can also visit the websites of the listed companies. Most of them allow you to plug in a zip code or even a specific address to find out if the plan is available where you live.
Before you decide to enroll With AT&T, Deborah, we suggest that you take a look at all the other low-income internet plans to make sure which one fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find all the plans, eligibility requirements, contact info, etc:
We’re not AT&T, Deborah, so we cannot provide you with an application. Go to the Access by AT&T website or contact customer service using the contact info we provided in the article.
I live a very small disability check and I live alone. I receive SNAP also and I live alone. According to your article I do not live in your service area. I live near Fayetteville, but do not see it listed in your article. Please tell me my area is covered.
We can’t tell you if any of the low-income internet plans are available at any particular address, Nancy. But please keep in mind that there are a number of low-income internet plans in addition to AT&T. If one isn’t available, others may be. Here’s where you can find a complete list of ALL those low-income internet plans:
I do not get food stamps, I am on medicare/disability retirement and 62 yoa. I have other bills and that one check a month doesn’t go far (to bad i worked all my life now have to do this). I cut my cable out completely over a year ago if my $20 phone goes up I’ll cut that out and hope a neighbor will call 911 if needed. So much for all that just venting, What advice can you give me.
It certainly sounds as if you qualify for at least a couple of the low-income internet plans, EE. Here’s where you can find all those plans, how to qualify, where they are available, and all the contact info you need. Good luck.
I Live In SPINDALE n.c. It SHOWS That’s One Of THE ELEGIBLE City AND states…AND Every Neighbor On My Block Has AT&T even the lady right beside me…but I called and they say my house in not in the district..I can not understand that at all…how is every one around me in district but my house???
Based on our readers’ comments, you might think AT&T reps do everything they can to hide the availability of the program, Chasidy. Call again and ask to speak to a supervisor instead of the first rep who answers.
I live in the Los Angeles area in a city of half a million people. My city and other nearby cities are listed as eligible, but I was told by two reps and one supervisor that they don’t service my location. You have to be at a U-verse address, whatever that means.
Is it possible they are misrepresenting how easy it is to receive Access from AT&T?
We get so many complaints about the AT&T plan from readers. We’re not quite sure what to make of it. We suspect that much of it is ignorance, but it certainly seems at times as if AT&T doesn’t really want to make this plan available on a broad scale.
We’d suggest that you take a look at all the other low-income plans that are available, Dennis. You may find one that fits your needs even better than the AT&T plan. Here’s where you can find complete info on all of them:
Yes, we’ve run that same info here at CheapInternet.com. We hate to think that this theory is true, but we can assure you that many of our readers agree with it.
Jo Campbellsays
My daughter has Down Syndrome, lives with me, and is on SNAP. She loves YouTube, so this would be perfect for her. I could then lower my usage and not pay $150/no in overages.
Sounds like you qualify for several of the programs, Jo. Check out all the low-income internet plans at the following link to find the ones that you qualify for (and that are available in your area):
Good evening I live in Riverside 02915 RhodeIsland I’m waiting for said and one receive snap for food nothing else can you please help me with Internet access for $10? thank you
David Lorince
We took the liberty of removing all your personal info because this is a public forum, David. As to your question, there are a number of low-income internet plans and you should check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best before enrolling. Here’s where you can find all those plans and the companies’ contact info:
We can’t tell you if any of the programs are available in your area, Debbie, because we’d spend our entire day answering that same question for people. But you can check out all the low-income internet plans for yourself at this link:
How do i apply for low cost Internet for a family member in graniteville sc. She has no income, just minimal child support and food stamps. She has 4 children. 3 of school age, with one being in high school and two in first grade. Not even any phone service at this time. Her entire family is out of state from her and we have no way of keeping in touch with her or her with us unless she is out near public wifi. She needs this $5 low income Internet desperately!
First of all, it’s probably illegal for you to apply for someone else. Of course, you could do all the research and get all the info and then sit beside her to help her apply.
There are a number of low-income plans available and you should look at all of them to determine which one fits your friends needs best. Here’s where you can get started:
I absolutely must express my amazement over the patience of Cheapinternet.com’s Administrator, in replying to these comments. Every single thing anyone needs to know has been carefully covered within the article above. I have to wonder if it’s just being too lazy to read the article or perhaps unable to read, but then if the latter were the case, they shouldn’t be able to spell. High Fives to you Administrator, for you are a far better person than I would be in my responses to the masses. I have to wonder if these people feed themselves, or try to con someone into doing that for them also.
Thanks for your kind words, Sue. We try very hard to be polite to every reader, but sometimes our patience wears a little thin. One reason we loved your comment is that it came in just a few seconds after we replied to another comment from Freddie, a reader who isn’t very satisfied with our service. If you want to see an example of us losing our composure, check it out at this link:
I am disabled. I recieve food stamps. I am in Michigan. I only make 8,800.00 a year. I need internet for my TV. And old lap top. Can I get high internet In Royal Oak, MI.?
Thank you,
Pam
Do you qualify for it, Denetta? Read the article to find out. And remember that the $5 per month service is only available in neighborhoods that already have high-speed service.
No, it doesn’t, Jamea. Here’s where you can find a complete list of all the various low-income internet plans. Check them all out to find out which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area:
I applied a few months ago because I already had Att services and modem. I didnt need to do all the other stuff. My internet is supose to be $10 a month yet im paying full price.
I was directed to you for the access program $5 for internet service to my area. We are a household dealing with a lot with very little income coming in. We would greatly appreciate your assistance with this matter. We are on the SNAP Program as well as SSD.
We desperately need internet service in our home, please allow us to be one of your customers at the low cost for low income families.
Thank you, so much for taking the time to read and reply with what I’m praying is awesome news to our family.
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Ivy. Check them all out at this link to find out which ones your parents are eligible for and which ones are available where they live:
My granddaughter just called AT&T which clearly lists Spring Valley (in the Clearlake Oaks area). She was told that this is “not in Spring Valley”. Is it or is it not available?
Areas of availability change over time, Darlene, so AT&T may or may not currently be available there. However, many readers tell us they’ve received incorrect info from AT&T’s customer service team, so if we were you we’d call in again and ask the same question.
If AT&T is not available in your area, there are other low-income internet plans that may be. You should check them all out. Here’s where you can find a complete list:
We love Riverside, California, Rachel. Unfortunately, we can’t answer your question because we’re not AT&T. Contact AT&T customer service to get your question answered. You might also check the AT&T website.
I am a senior citizen and I don’t have school age children at home, I don’t receive food stamps. I am disabled and 68 years old so I live on social security only. none of the so called cheap internet programs help me. I have a few dollars above the limit to get food stamps. and when I call these companies none of them offer cheap internet. unless you fall into the small group. And the ones that are suppose to offer cheap internet other than to these groups don’t because they use at&t or spectrum as their internet provider. they said they laid the cable and I would have o get my internet through them. I wrote before but you never replied.i guess you don’t want your site to publish the sad monopoly facts that at&t and Spectrum have in Sikeston, Mo. And yes I am mad
Sorry, Saphrey, but you’re 100% wrong. All the companies we list offer low-income internet plans and, in fact, some of them have millions of low-income customers. It may be that they do not do business in the area in which you live, but that is the nature of the cable business, not some nefarious plot.
We did reply to your previous comment. Here’s what we said:
“How about if you do a little more research, Saphrey, before you shoot your freakin’ mouth off. Your comment is wrong about so many things that we’re not going to waste our time responding.”
I live on a very low income from SSI. I am unable to afford most of the internet companies that want to charge you $45 and up. My daughter is in college and she need the internet to do you homework. She was unable to live in a dorm room that would come with the internet, but the did not have enough dorms. I can’t keep my cell phone on. Sometimes its months at a time that I go with out a phone. It makes it really hard to stay in touch with all of my doctors. Please help us.
I am deaf, in very low income, have good debut program, 67 and live alone, I find it so difficult to keep internet. I came across $5 a month for AT&T. It would help me so much instead of $55 a month. I have expenses that has to be met. This internet eased my isolation since I could not talk or hear on the phone. Do you have low cost text phone services? My income is SSI, very low. Please help me. Have no car to drive to AT&T office. Thank you!! Bethany Ellis
There are a number of low-income internet plans you need to check out, Bethany. One of them may be just what you need. Here’s an article that tells you more about each of them:
Lifeline phone services or safelink.com will help you with a free cell phone. It will come with 350 minutes, free unlimited texts, & 500mbs of data every month for free. They also have extremely low packages that you can purchase each month for more data & unlimited minutes starting at $10 a month. Hope this helps!
The eligibility requirements are listed in the article, Amy. Keep in mind, however, that there are other low-income internet plans that may just work for you better than AT&T’s plan. You can check them all out at this link:
You can find contact info for Access from AT&T in the article above, Emily. However, there are a number of low-income internet plans available, Tineca. You can get info on all of them at this link:
We can’t track service from various companies down to the zip code level, Bilal. But you can check out AT&T and all the other low-income plans at this link:
Thank you AT&T. I am on foodstamps, Medicare Medicaid disability and SSI.
I would like to apply. It seems too good to be true. I’m thrilled to hear about this. Thanks again.
As it says in the article above, “To qualify for Access from AT&T, and to get nearly unlimited high-speed broadband internet service in your home plus a low-cost computer for just $5.00 per month, at least one person in your home must receive food stamps (SNAP). And you must live in AT&T’s 21-state service area.”
There are other low-income plans available, Dee. Here’s where you can see them all:
This service would be extremely helpful because I’m on a fixed income. However, CenturyLink is the only provider in my area and they automatically disqualify current as me even recently stopped customers.
Hello i applied for the lowincom internet my 2 grandkids need it for school work and i need to look for a job on line i sent why was required. How will i no if i qualify
Wow. Thank you so much for posting this information. I’ve been asking ATT about disabled access rates for years and they played dumb: said they didn’t know of anything available. What jerks, but now I got the online application I can do. Some of us are poor due only to severe health problems and in spite of the best laid plans and even achieving a high level of education. Oh it’s just so frustrating to be treated so badly by ATT for so long!
There are a number of other low-income internet plans available, too, Sandra, and you should check them out before enrolling with AT&T. Who knows? You may find one that fits your needs better than the AT&T plan. Here’s where you can find all of them:
They have done the same thing to me. telling me that my bill would be less than the $75 I was paying through straight talk and cableone. I’m unable to work due to a chronic illness and I feel the same as you do. I started working at 14 and have always worked hard, which is one reason I have inoperable back injuries. Youd think they would want to help but noooooooooooo. Well I filled out the online app. Keeping fingers crossed, its not a scam!
Yes, they all have very similar rules, Carolyn. But there are some options. Take a look at PCs for People and 4GCommunity at this link. They may be just what you need:
I’m on Disability and Food stamps, so I’m on a fixed income.
I have a question; Do I have to pay the full amount up front for the Computer or can I make payments to pay it off?
You’re required to pay it upfront, Sylvia. But take a look at this link, because you may be able to find a different deal in your area code (we’ll keep our fingers crossed):
Yes, there are a number of plans and you should review them all before deciding on one. Here’s a link to all those plans, complete with contact info and a “rough” indication of where the plans are available:
Hi, I’m 70 years old. Disabled, on $700 a month Social Security Income . I pay $500 a month at Good Semaritian Home. Phone no. 1-208-570-****. I have my small room, an old laptop Dell. I’m trying to keep up with the going on with medical, the world, and my 10 Grand Kids ,& 3 Great Grand kids. I could do this pretty good with Cheap, High Speed Internet. And new computer. Don’t have $$$ to go see them around the State.I’m just serving. Please bless me with cheap Internet and anything you can if you would be so inclined. God Will surely Bless you for what your doing for people. Sincerley, Ronald Belong Sr. 1-208-570-****
We hope you’re right about that blessing stuff, Ronald. There are a number of plans that you should check out in addition to AT&T. Here’s a link that tells you about all of them. Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. They can both help you with a computer in addition to cheap internet if — and this is a BIG if — they are available in your area. Here’s a link to that page:
Check out all the plans at the following link. There are a number of them that may work. Look at all of them, but pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. Here’s that link:
AT&T doesn’t offer service in Idaho, but one or more of the other low-income internet service providers surely does. Here’s where you can find those companies and the plans they offer:
Bad news, Deborah. If you already have full-price AT&T internet service, you cannot switch over to its low-income internet service. We know that sounds crazy, but it’s true. Don’t despair, though, because you can always get low-income internet service from a number of other companies. You can see them all at this link:
Hey att you offer cheap intent to those who have snap cards. I do but the fact I live outside of mason / covington tn. I don’t get it. I only live 23 miles from memphis tn but in the 18 years out here. Still no internet setvice. Satellite is high way robbery
Not fair you offer this program but not to all people
They can only offer the service in areas in which they do business, Nancy. Americans who live in really rural areas have one hell of a hard time finding good internet providers.
Sorry, Felicia, but due to the volume of comments and questions qet, we are unable to respond individually. However, all the information you need can be found at this link:
MOVED TO pETALUMA, CA. MEDICARE, MEDICAID CARD HOLDER.
WHAT INTERNET SERVICE FOR ME?
DO NOT HAVE AN ADDRESS YET.
HAVE BEEN IN NOVATO AND COVERAGE VARIES FOR WHAT PART OF TOWN ONE LIVES IN. WHAT ABOUT PETALUMA MOBILE HOME PARKS?
PLEASE RESPOND ASAP FOR SENIOR RATES.
TX
KAROL JO KAPPEL
You can’t get the service until you have a permanent address, Karol Jo. There’s no way to know which mobile home parks have the best coverage. However, there are a number of low-income internet programs in addition to AT&T. You can check them all out to find out which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in the Petaluma area:
Hi, I’d just like to share my experience on successfully gaining Access from ATT(service started in April’17) and maybe this can be a broad guide for others.
make sure you have the following: proof of eligibility, in my case, in CA, I used my EBT card, you can also use(only in CA) your SSI benefits letter(w/c you can get online at socialsecurity.gov) NOT SSDI(upon learning this, I already knew this will be an uphill battle)
a working email address
the address where the (eligible)service will be(this address also needs to be able for you to physically receive mail)
something to take pictures with
optional: working fax or an online faxing service like minifax(app)
Understand that this program was forced upon the company so they wont help you in anyway and, in fact, might hinder you in applying(which they did, unsuccessfully, to me). So, if you can’t pay the $10 per month, they will cut the service ASAP and to reconnect takes $50.
First, I completed the form on the ATT Access website(link above). I made sure I filled it out correctly, attached the correct files(in this case, 2 pics showing the front and back of my EBT) and screenshots before I hit submit(because you will never see this page again after you hit that button, there are no redos).
I get declined the next day thru email stating that I submitted only the front picture of my EBT, not the back and that I will have to resubmit the application that I will be getting thru postal mail.
I called, explaining that I have proof that I DID submit the back pic(screenshot). The nice and polite lady still declined me restating that I will still have to resubmit the application. Can I just resubmit it online? No she said(nicely) it has to be the physical application.
At this point, I pretty much gave up since I really dont think they would send me an application. But to my surprise, 3days after, in a nondescript white envelope is the application(which is the exact same thing as the one online, only printed) and a cover letter stating that I can submit in 3 ways: postal, fax or email.
I fill out the application, making sure it was consistent with the first application and proceeded to submit all three ways, starting with email, then fax and lastly postal( i didnt need to make copies since i have them thru email)
2days after, i get an email saying that Im approved and that the router was also sent. I get the same message the next day thru postal then 2 days after that, the router. Tried setting it up myself, didnt work, I then set up an online account with att and had a tech come over to set it up for me(turns out my phoneline wasnt working in my new place). Now Everything works perfectly. I then set it on autopay and i just have to make sure I have 10$ every cycle.<
So there you have it. Was it worth it? Well, I pay 10$ flat while my Mom pays for 50$/mo l(plus taxes and BS fees) for "premium" high speed(which I think is BS). so, yes, yes it is.
Great story, Justin. Thanks for walking us through the process and telling our readers what to expect. Lots of them will find your comments VERY helpful.
We can’t send you an application, Bullfrog, because we are not a free government cell phone service provider. This is an independent informational website.
I am a widow on Social Security Disability and now on Food Stamps. I live in Mobile Al. Also, I have 2 children at home. I am trying to complete the online application for AT&T internet. It will not allow me to submit my application. Has anyone had this problem? What should I do? I desperately need internet. I am using my neighbors for this application.
No not yet. I try to handle as much as possible by myself online. Comcast has a tendency to dispatch my phone calls all over the world, regardless if I ask for someone in the US or local. Their abuse of customers and customer service has me apprehensive. Is there a direct number for this program? Forgive me please if I’ve overlooked the number.
You can find the number in the article above. You can find contact info for all the other low-income internet plans by clicking on any company listed on this page:
Before you commit to AT&T, Sharon, please be aware that there are a number of low income internet plans available. You should check them all out before you enroll with any of them. Here’s where you can find and compare them all:
hi my name is Latonya Washington I receive snap benefits in Hugo Oklahoma my phone number is 580-485-****. I am interested in the low income internet and home telephone plz respond to me soon
If you want a free government cell phone, check out all the plans available in your state at our other website, FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net. Here’s a link:
A lot of customer service agents are less informed than they should be, Hunt. Here’s where you can go to cut out the AT&T middle man and deal directly with the low-cost computer people:
I think AT&T + HUD have done Americans with low income, meeting the requirements, a positive Internet service program.
I have to believe it will work out as they say. I’m 62 years old.
There are a number of low-income plans, Than, and you should check them all out before you choose a service provider. You can check out all the plans at this link:
At&t access internet they’re fraudulent with their charges& billing &your bill will contunue to double and they give you every excuse possible & even if you show/prove their error they’ll tell you sorry I xabtt reverse or remove those charges my service has never been suspended but I’ve been charged 2 restoral charges for uverse by that way isn’t available in my area but they insist I have it. they refuse to give me a complete list of charges& payment dates received amt date applied. So seems that if you pay your bill in full they claim your service was suspended_&the amount you’ve paid is restoral fee and you still owe the bill they don’t provide you with any code his terms or procedures or charges that can concur when you apply for access internet. they send no notifications warnings etc. so their at&t are getting major incentives tax breaks from goverment to provide this service. they’re also sticking it to the low income customer and over charging for both charges. I’m contacting the ca lifeline adminstration &filing complaint with utilities commission&better business bureau ,and filing for overcharges
Well, good luck on that, Tracy. California Lifeline has no control over AT&T’s Access program. You’d be better of complaining to the Federal Communications Commission.
You qualify for some of the programs, but not for others. You need to go through our listings for each of the low-income plans to see which ones are available in your area AND which ones you qualify for. You can do that at this link:
Good lord, it’s no wonder the majority of commentors on here are low income.. Not a single person asking for information bothered to read the article above that literally answers each and every one of their questions!
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**It’s nicely spelled out for you people, just view the freaking article.***
*And no, they cannot sign you up for Food Stamps here.*
There are a number of programs available, depending on where you live, Vincent. Here’s where you can check them all out, including where they’re available and what it takes to be eligible. We’ve also provided contact info for each company:
I have been trying to get this service for over a month. First call they never sent me the application, second time they took forever to send it. once i got it i filled it out and sent it back ti the email they provided me.NOTHING. i keep calling they say that it was received give 3 business days for answer, then i call after 3 business days only to find out they never got the completed application. So i asked for a supervisor, who then told me it would take an additional 7-10 business days because it was now in “escalations’ wtf they suck so im on here looking for something else
Can’t say we blame you, Maranda. Here’s a complete list of all the low-income internet providers. Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity:
There is no plan designed specifically for the disabled, Martha, but we would imagine that your friend might qualify for a couple of the low-income internet plans. Check out the eligibility requirements and regional availability here:
Unfortunately, AT&T does not offer service of any kind in New York. However, there are lots of other low-income internet plans and you may be eligible for one of them. Check them all out at the following link to find out which ones are available in New York and which ones you’re eligible for:
You had me fooled. For a moment, I really thought I could get Internet service for $5 — OK $10. Then came the the catch: One must be getting food stamps. I don’t get food stamps, but believe me, I’m low income. (What we really need in this town, San Francisco, is RENT stamps.) I receive lowered AT&T & PG&E bills, and I’m on Social Security.
Curently I have a defective, dial-up Internet system. (The most common message on my screen is, “This page can’t be displayed.”) So I seek a basic service — for e-mail, search engines, and reading web sites — one step above dial-up. WHICH COMPANY CAN I TURN TO?
Thanks, Paul. We can recommend two companies for which eligibility is not dependent on having children on the school lunch program or food stamps. One is PCs for People and the other is 4CCommunity. Check them both out at this link:
The article explains it all, Jackie. But have you checked out all the other low-income internet plans? One of them may work better for you. You can check them all out at this link:
There are lots of low-income internet plans, Susan, and you can check them all out at the following link to find the ones for which you’re eligible that are available in your area:
I applied three months ago in Jan I recieved a denial because of a Sig that supposedly missing which it wasn’t trust me I went over it twice word for word making sure it was correct then I remailed a second one and it had been one month later in Feb I still didn’t received any answer so I called and guy said he will send out another well were the hell did my application go then (trash) but I then waited again till now so I call and they said nothing was ever received OK what the heck is going on here hmmm? Do you guys really want to help because I keep getting some wierd things happen regarding my app we are on food stamps and section 8 HUD apts so I know we more then qualify well I resnt a 3rd time via email can’t wait to see what they say next as to why they can’t honor there program
This website kind of hard to navigate and confusing not a simple layout u don’t know if you’re hitting advertiser or link to help. Can understand if people get confused about not finding more info or links.
Save yourself a lot of hunting, Yolanda, and look at this list of low-income internet service providers. We list all the cities and states in which they are available:
If AT&T isn’t available where you live, don’t give up, Adore. There are lots of other plans for you to check out. Hopefully, you’re eligible for one of them that’s available where you live. Here’s where you can check them all out:
Hi CheapInternet.com Administrator my name is Karla and I’m kind of wondering if you know what are the qualifications for AT&T’s Access? I hope you know, thanks and have a nice day
This is an independent informational website, Sabrina, and we are not affiliated with any of the low-income internet service providers. So we have no idea if the application was sent. Contact customer service at your chosen provider to get the answer to that question.
We’re not AT&T, Rene. We’re an independent website. If you want to enroll in Access from AT&T, you need to contact the company using the contact info we provided in this article.
Do yourself a favor and check out all the low-income internet plans before you decide which one works best for you, Jamie. Here’s where you can find all of them, their eligibility requirements, and where they are available:
You know it states that you must leave within one of the 21 service-providing states however South Carolina is a qualifying State the only county that does not have the service is green how is this possible because every other County in South Carolina qualifies
There are a number of low-income service providers, Amie. You can check them all out, see the qualification requirements, costs, where they are available, and contact info at the following link:
I would like to get more information about this snap/entry/Medicaid cheap low income $5 monthly wifi and what I have to do to get home wifi as soon as I can!
Once again, we think this must be a comment Cindy left on the AT&T site, then cut and pasted it here. We’re not AT&T, Cindy. And we only censor comments for two reasons: (1) Foul language, and (2) to take out personal information that dishonest people could use to commit identity fraud, such as social security numbers, phone numbers, addresses, etc.
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600GB Data usage per month will not come close to enough to cover 30 days
All honesty i’m 1 person on extreme 105 and i use more then 600GB i even hit 900GB or more and i can not amagin familys using extreme 105 just to get over the limit what would really need to happen. The math of old and new:
250GB from my math was to cover Average US use of 13Mbps. but since 2010 more users with 100+Mbps have been poping up
math:
250GB divided by 30 = 8.3GB per day with 13Mbps being Average so i put together a simple way to add up the change
13×8= 104Mbps pretty close to the new day speeds
taking 8.3×8=66.4×30=1992GB so why not call it an even 2000GB per month Data usage and there is your much needed number if you plan on going against this you technicly are planning to rip Millions of customers off even after the fact this was posted to help Fix your delema
i have Autism and Math and Computers were always my strongest area
We think Cindy has cut and pasted a comment she left on the AT&T Access site, but we’re not sure. But we will make one observation: Anyone who’s using 8.3GB per day or 2000GB per month is an INCREDIBLY heavy user. The only way to eat up that much data is to download a couple Netflix movies every single day of the year. These programs were never intended to provide that kind of usage. They are supposed to be basic plans to help people with their basic computer and internet needs.
I’m wary of the AT&T Access, as it’s more of a mobile type data based internet thing. Not like having broadband. I wish there were more affordable broadband options. I’m a big video streamer. It’s the only way that I can keep my sanity with a disability. But it’s such a strain to pay the bill every month. Does anyone know how well you can stream videos (e.g. Netflix)?
The prices are determined by the speed available in your neighborhood. The $10 plan is much faster than the $5 plan. You can find all the details in the article on this page, Lovey.
I am 57 and on a fixed low income due to being disabled. I live in housing section 8. My income is 10,000.per year. I use the church luncheons and local foodbank to make ends meet…I feel left behind. I do not know how to navigate very well but would love to learn. Best Buy offered me a free 1 hour session just to learn how to use my phone…awesome possum!!
My mother and I have looking for months for a program just like this for Seniors.
Last night just as I was turning the TV off, I caught the last part of AT&T Access
commercial I wasn’t; able to catch the number; this evening I got to looking for the website it has taken me several hours but I found it by the way I’m 62 and my mother is 80 were both on fixed monthly incomes. I cant wait till in morning and if I’m able to get good results. at Access from AT&T.
My son said if sounds to good to be true you know the answer. I want to say to him I knew I was right I just need patients. Dorothy & Phyllis Ft, Worth, TX
If, for some reason, AT&T doesn’t work out for you, make sure you check out all the other low-income internet plans, especially PCs for People and 4GCommunity. You can see all those plans at this link:
The cities and towns listed in the article should only be considered a rough indication of where the plans is available. In other words, even if Ferris isn’t listed, that does not mean the program isn’t available. Contact AT&T customer service to find out if your area is covered.
I just spent 2 1/2 hours calling various ATT telephone numbers (referred by one ATT rep after another) trying to get ANY info on ATT’s internet service and Lifeline. Every rep denied any such Lifeline service existed for internet service. I read about it on Assurance Wireless Company’s website. I finally thought about Googling Lifeline internet and found your website. You listed all the cities in California and lo and behold, my small town is listed as a city that ATT provides Lifeline internet. Why is ATT permitted to literally hide this info from consumers, even lie out loud about it? And what can I do to stop this travesty? Any help would be appreciated. And a heartfelt thanks to you for providing me with the truth..
We’ve received a number of complaints just like yours, Deborah. We would like think that it’s simply a case of uninformed service reps, but who knows? Next time you speak to AT&T, ask to speak to a supervisor. Refer that supervisor to the following page from AT&T’s website:
We’re not AT&T, Luis. We’re an independent website, so AT&T will not see your question here. But here’s some advice: Check out all the low-income internet plans before you settle on AT&T. We’d say the same thing to any other reader looking at any other program. Here’s where you can find more info about all the plans. Check them all out to find the ones available in your area and for which you’re eligible. Here’s a link to those programs:
You better believe we have it, Beverly. You just need to visit our other website, FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net. It will tell you everything you need to know about the Lifeline free government cell phone program. Here’s a link that will take you to the “Do You Qualify?” page. Start there and explore the rest of the site:
After you find out if you qualify, take a look at all the plans available in your state at the link below. Check them all out carefully to make sure you get the plan that fits your needs best (most minutes, most texts, most data, newest smartphone, etc). Here’s a link to your state’s page:
I called AT&T to inquire about the Access program for the $10 Internet service if you’re on the SNAP program, which I am. The young lady asked for my address 253 Old Deer Path Way, Cleveland GA 30528. She told me it is in my area. However, I did not find Clevrland listed on the previews list. Maybe the list hasn’t been updated. Is it available in my area or not? Thank you.
We’ve provided thorough information, including contact info, in the article above, Malika. But you should also check out all the other low-income internet plans available just in case one of them matches your needs better than AT&T. Here’s where you can find info on all of them:
Here’s where you can find information on ALL the low-income internet plans, Lucinda. Check them all out to find the ones for which you qualify that are available in your area:
I am a 59 year old disabled woman, ho bound. I am wishing for the internet and computer in order to take classes on line. I am in desperate need to become mentally and emotionally, not to forget physically capable to self support within a 12-13 month span.
Each of them has different qualification requirements and is available in different areas of the country. Based on what you said about yourself, pay particular attention to two of the programs: PCs for People and 4GCommunity.
I am a low income, partially disabled, senior on Sec 8. I am on meals wheels program, but have not applied to the food stamp program recently; however I have been on food stamps @ varius times in the past. I could not find my state, so what can i do to get on some sort of inexpensive program?
Check out all the low-income internet programs at the following link. We don’t know where you live, but pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. They’re not available everywhere, but they both make it much easier to qualify:
Sorry, Barb, but due to the sheer volume of comments and questions we receive, we are unable to respond by mail. But you can easily contact Access by using the contact info we included in the above article.
There is a major “catch” to the AT&T program. It’s only available in areas in which AT&T can provide fast enough internet service. So there are gaps in the service areas caused by lack of speed. AT&T is upgrading as fast as they can, but that doesn’t help people who are out of luck now.
Why isn’t Antigo WI on your list for hundreds of people like me who can’t afford internet? I have ,2 Pree teens that need the internet for home work and I don’t always have time or money to go to the library. Please help
Don’t think of our list as 100% complete, Melissa. It’s quite possible that Access may be available where you live. You should contact AT&T with the information provided in the article to get a definitive answer regarding availability.
I am a disabled 53 year old person that does not have a child in the house and am very low income. Why is it that all of these programs are only for people with children and not for disabled adults? I am in Washington state and cannot afford all these high priced internet providers. Could anyone direct me as to where I can get some help?
Keep reading, Kerrin. There are several plans that do not require children and even allow enrollees to have higher incomes. Check out all the low-income plans at this link:
HELP!!!I am trying to find an Company that works with MAINE residents for a discounted internet service provider. I’m paying $65per month, If I get behind even one month I’m screwed. My income is awful and Im d disabled. I’ve search for 2hrs and can’t find any companies who service the state of Maine. Thank You
I live in Wisconsin, below the poverty level and I’m on Badgercare which is medical coverage for low income residence but it’s not Medicare. Do I qualify for help?
You do NOT qualify for Access from AT&T because you are on Badgercare. However, there are several other low-income internet plans that you may qualify for — if they are available in your area. Check out two in particular: PCs for People and 4GCommunity.
I recently posted a comment about ATT MISLEADING customers about their access low income service and you told me to speak to,one of their representatives. Does no good q they are the ones giving out wrong info along with the applications. ATT is a corrupt and greedy company. I have been fighting with them for 4 years. The prices are outrageous for the service we receive.
Once again AT&T is false advertising. I have applied 2 times for the access low income Internet plan. It states that CA. Residents can qualify if one is on SSI. Only to find out after months of waiting and my bill of $40.00 per month for low speed adding up. That it is SSA Which means one needs to be on the SNAP Program. Now my bill is up to $129.00 and I do not have the money to pay it. False advertising and lies and poor quality. And why are you still sending out applications that have SSI MISLEADING YOUR CUTOMERS?
Hey, don’t blame us, Gail. We’re not AT&T. We’re an independent website, which means that AT&T will not see your comment here. You need to speak to the company’s customer service reps directly.
I am on Medicaid and have NO income. I live with my parents, mother with Alzheimer’s, father had prostate cancer, he’s doing well, so far. Both are on fixed income and I’m in process of fighting for my ssdi due to my health! I have an incurable disease called Gastroparesis, along with severe anxiety and depression, arthritis, degenerative disc disease, waiting to see a neurologist because of some other symptoms and concerns. I am a part of a number of advocacy groups for Gastroparesis and Alzheimer’s caregivers. I need internet access other than using my at&t data up every month. I need unlimited access for my health information also. Please help me get connected with an internet access.
Sincerely; Cheryl
Sorry, Cheryl, but none of the programs offer unlimited internet. We’d suggest that you check out all the low-income internet programs available to see if you can find one you qualify for that’s available in your area. Here’s where you can find that info:
I am trying to set up a hearing impaired Caption telephone for my elderly father. He receives pension and I know he is not on Gov’t assistance, but of course the budget is tight. He is not technologically up to date and has never had internet service of any type. However, the phone requires internet service to work. I worry that should there be an emergency in the home, he will not be able to hear if he calls for help.
I cannot afford to gift him monthly internet myself as I am a single mom heading my own household. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.\
Thank you.
Have you checked to see if his monthly pension is low enough to make him eligible for a free government cell phone? Here’s where you can check the eligibility requirements:
We love it when readers ask us questions for which we do not know the answers. We had to do a little research, but now we’ll be able to answer the question for other readers who ask it in the future. The answer is good news for you, Jean. Here’s what AT&T says on its website:
“There is no term commitment for services provided under the Access program from AT&T. Customers may cancel at any time by calling the number on their bill, or by calling the Access from AT&T dedicated call center at 855.220.5211.”
I’d love to get internet for $5-10/mo, but we’re not on food stamps. I live with my grandma (retired, on pension) and I’m currently unemployed looking for work. It’s a hassle to go to the coffeehouse or the library to use their internet every day so I can check my application status & email. Do you know of any program that I might be able to qualify for? A little background: no one can claim me as dependent, I’m listed as head of household on taxes, CoveredCA, etc. Up until this past May I had been in college.
Check out all the programs on our Low-Income Internet page, Joni. It’s possible that you’ll find one available in your area for which you are eligible:
First, it’s possible that AT&T doesn’t serve those communities. But you should consider our list a general guideline to availability. You’ll need to contact AT&T to find out if the program is available in your town.
I am interested and getting AT&T internet service for low income homes I’m just having trouble trying to apply for low income internet if someone could email me and help me out thank you
We can’t email you, David, due to the sheer volume of comments and questions we get every single day. But check out some comments made earlier on this page to see how easy it is to apply.
It took about 10 business days to receive a written reply from AT&T. But I called 9 days and was told the letter was on the way. The lady signed me up anyway on the phone that day.
I applied for AT&T Access last September and was accepted and enrolled in the program. However, the cost quoted to me and that I am paying is $10.00 per month, not $5.00. Still a great deal but this article is wrong about the cost.
You didn’t send your information to us, Mary, because we’re not AT&T. However, you might want to call AT&T customer service to ask how long it usually takes.
None of the plans are national in scope, Donna. In AT&T’s case, it used to offer service nationally, but the federal government broke the company up into smaller, regional companies decades ago. New Mexico was not included in the territory covered by the entity that kept the AT&T name.
You need to contact Access, Angelina. We’re not an internet service provider. We’re an independent website. You can find the company’s contact info in the article.
At&t provides service to my area but the list doesn’t list my town. Are at&t and access at&t servicing different areas depending on which program you’re using?
Think of our listings as rough guidelines as to where the service is available. Your best bet is contacting AT&T Access online or by phone to find out for sure if your address can receive the service.
I work an make a few doses to much to qualify for government help internet help any kind of help what so ever. We never have food not having Christmas no internet we can’t get any kind of help because according to the standard. I make too much money. I make about $20.too much for help. It’s truly sad. That in order to get any discounted anything you have to be on assistance. That tells me it’s easier to sit in my back side an not work an I can get all the free food an discounted stuff.an all the help in the world. Yet I work an bust my back side an I am truly low income. Crazy how this world works. Merry Christmas to all those who can afford it.
There may be an option available for you, Teresa. You can be eligible for the PCs for People with a much higher income level than with most of the other companies. It’s available anywhere the Sprint national cell network is available. Check it out here:
I am disabled with children and was denied food stamps because they couldn’t get ahold of my children’s father. I live on 733 a month. I was given a router and need a computer laptop badly because I want to go to school so I can provide for my 3 daughters better. Is that possible?
If I currently have Internet serviceservice through AT &T can i apply for this and it be converted to this plan? I do qualify and live in an area listed. Thank you
You have hit upon one of the biggest flaws (in our opinion) in this or any of the other low-income internet plans. In short, no, you cannot switch from a regular plan to the inexpensive, low-income plan. Crazy, isn’t it? What you can do, however, it change to another low-income plan if any of them are available in your area. Pay particular attention to PCs for People. Here’s where you can find that info:
I see North Wilkesboro, NC is not on the list and internet providers still can’t get to our house with decent high speed internet either! My wife and I are in process of contacting the FCC about all those improvements that were supposed to be done for the farther reaches of our state! None of those improvements were ever even attempted, but I guarantee they got their hands on the government grants. I have been encouraging all the other elderly and all the other people living out in the farther reaches of our county to write the FCC as well. We have called about the same high speed internet currently available in North Wilkesboro,NC, every month for the last 5 years and we got the same answer every time, “That will not be available for you until next month.” 5 years later it has been made available to neighbors less that 1 mile away from us, but it has still never been made available to us. We have even offered to pay for the cable ourselves and the company’s here will not even consider it. Our local internet providers don’t care if we all have equal access to internet service. All they care about is speeding their service up! Now, ATT lists 150+ towns in NC that they service with $5 internet, but North Wilkesboro somehow did not make their list either. Our family lives at the poverty level, but we are forced to pay over $100.00 each month for an internet basic package that stinks. Our grandson needs the internet for school, but since our service is pulled off the very end of their cables, the service is terrible and “shoots itself in the foot” on a regular basis! There is no special pricing through “Centurylink” for seniors or anyone else who struggles to pay their bills. Looks like ATT remembered where all those EXTRA OBAMA DOLLARS were suppose to go too!
Just because it’s not on the list does not mean AT&T doesn’t serve the area. Our list is not 100% comprehensive, so you should try calling AT&T to ask about the Access program. Good luck.
We’ve heard nothing to indicate that AT&T will change its eligibility rules anytime soon. However, there is good news on that front. More than twenty companies are in the process of being approved to offer Lifeline Broadband and that program will primarily follow the same rules as the Lifeline Assistance free government cell phone program.
We are preparing an article that will give you a lot more information. Keep checking back here at CheapInternet.com.
We are unable to track availability down to the local level, John, but it does not appear that AT&T serves your area. That’s the problem with really small towns/rural areas — the number of choices are usually very limited.
Take a look at our complete list of low-income service providers to see if you can find one available in your area:
I rent a room from a person who owns the house and resides in the master bedroom. She rents out 4 bedrooms in her house to people she met through an add she places on Craigslist when there is a room available because of people moving on to other places. Obviously no one is related.
So with that said 1 of my questions is about the fact that 1 person in your household must recieve SNAP or SSI etc., if I remember correctly. Does each person that rents a room consider only themselves as a household unit since the room is rented and the finances btwn each of us housemates aren’t shared with each other in any way.
That’s a damn good question, Teresa. We do not know the answer. Logic tells us that this is a pretty iffy situation and that any ruling will probably go against you unless each room has its own address like an apartment house. Does the house have internet service now? If so, that will probably be a problem for you, too.
Our suggestion is that you check out the PCs for People program because its rules are a little looser than the rest of the low-income internet rules. Here’s where you can find it (and all the other plans):
Our family currently resides at Crossroads Extended Stay Studios. There is free WIFI but service is terrible. Our children cannot do homework without getting kicked off. PS4 games continuously glitch out. We receive aide from county, food stamps. Is there anyway to pay and receive service from Comcast or another company? Currently WIFI is provided by Innflux.
That’s an issue you’ll need to discusss with Crossroads’ management and Comcast, Nancy. Think how much easier it would be to land a job if you had high-speed internet available.
One thing we’d suggest is that you take a look at PCs for People (at the link below). It’s available anywhere covered by Sprint’s national cell network, so we hope that includes you and your family.
That’s what this website is all about, Regina. Here’s where you will find a page that lists all the various low-income internet plans available. All you need to do is find the ones you are eligible for that are also available where you live, then apply for the one you prefer. (Hopefully, there is more than one for you to choose from.)
It is available in Kentucky, but you’ll need to contact AT&T to find out if it’s available in your area. Keep in mind, though, that’s you must be on Food Stamps (SNAP) to qualify.
As of today (November 22, 2016 @ 2:00 PM PT), no mention is made of the specific figure of “600GB”. At present, the fine print specifies, “Pricing excludes taxes and fees. Service includes a monthly data allowance of 150GB or 1TB data/mo. depending on the type and speed of service you receive. If you exceed your monthly data plan allowance, you will be automatically charged $10 for each 50GB of data usage in excess of your data plan, even if less than 50 gigabytes is used. For more information, go to att.com/internet-usage.”
I’m also not seeing anything about this ‘low-cost computer’ being included (“…to get nearly unlimited high-speed broadband internet service in your home plus a low-cost computer for just $5.00 per month, ….”
I’m only looking into this site (CheapInternet.com) again currently because my existing ISP device (a Sprint R850, I believe) is giving an ‘Invalid SIM card’ error…I learned of the ISP (PCsforPeople.org) through CheapInternet.com in early May 2016, & I’ve been thrilled w/the 1-5 MBps for less than $14/month ($10/mo. if prepaid for 12 mos.) service I’ve been getting from them so far. They had easy, friendly, & fast setup over the phone; I had the device *within the quoted 3-5 days*, already up & working out-of-the-box.
They are supposed to be in the process of sending a replacement now, but I don’t know yet how long that will take…so I came here again, just to see what options there are currently, & this headline on AT&T caught my eye – but I definitely Will compare the various ones to see how mine rates now against all the competition, only a few months later…
Hope Some Small Part of This Info might Be Helpful to Someone Out There…
Hey, thanks for the kinds words, MissTris. Keep us posted and let us (and our readers) know what happens next. We’ve never heard anything but good reports about PCs for People, so we’ll all be interested in seeing if they come through for you again.
I’m VERY PLEASED to have subsidized ‘ATT Access’ for $10 a month, total!.. Its 12 Mbs 1024 GB month..and WORKS FANTASTIC! … No more dial-up!!
WE POOR PEOPLE need to follow all a company’s application directions explicitly! .. Or they will ignore you.. That includes not trying to apply here!.. This site is not a subsidized internet provider!.. Its just offering VERY HELPFUL ADVICE.
For me, I had a $100 outstanding bill from ATT.. But it wasn’t in ‘collections’.. Then I CAREFULLY submitted an ONLINE application with them for internet “Access”.. while paying what I could on my bill.
Well they came through, and installed the internet!.. Now I still owe some on my old bill.. But I always pay the $10 a month Access bill!… I AM VERY HAPPY.
I say SIGN UP ASAP… The waiting list is going to be very long soon!!
(Oh, if you can’t understand the process, try and get help.. Especially if you’re trying to apply here… That’s clueless!)
I need help with internet. My comcast bill means I have no money for food. I am a widow with 3 children at home. I became disabled 6 months after the death of my husband, after a hit and run from a Hummer. I was in the Hospital for 2 years. My father died while I was in the hospital too. I have NO ONE, no family left. I have medicare and my children medicaid. My rent is ,more than half of my total income. I don’t for food stamps due to my childrens SSI, but should. My medical bills are unbelievable. I lost my home and my parents home. My children MUST have internet for school. Idk what to do. Please help.
It sounds as if you qualify for a number of programs, Caroline. It’s just a matter of whether they are available in your area (all the low-income plans are regional). Here’s where you can find a complete list of those plans. Check them out carefully to find one that’s best for you and your kids. Good luck.
Yes. Some of the low-income internet plans are cell phone based and others are cable based, Eileen. Here’s where you can check them all out to determine which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area:
Check out all the low-income plans available, James. They’re not available everywhere in the country, so check them all out to determine which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area:
WOW.. I GOT ATT NOW.. 12+ Mbs / 1024 GB MONTH! $10 mo. TOTAL !!!
ITS CONNECTED AT THE PHONE JACK WIRING. . . NO CABLE.
WORKS FANTASTIC; SOMETIMES 14+ Mbs !!! DIAL-UP NO MORE !!!
I can’t believe ATT came through. As I think its otherwise a greedy monopoly. But now that the’re requesting US Government approval to buy Time Warner, I believe they’re being pressured to finally supply subsidized cable.. Not just advertising it on TV, but then ‘not delivering’.
Good people, there is going to be a huge waiting list for this now that its truly available.. Sign up asap! My installation took about six hours; working with the outside community access ‘box’, and inside phone jack 30+ tiny wires!
If you’re poor, I think we may finally have true subsidized internet coming. But only through government pressures provided by the eight years of Obama.
I believe with Trump though, poor people will just keep suffering.. His priority is money, not people! I also think he’s sadistic. Under him, ISP providers may well stop subsidizing internet for the poor soon! Reality!
I really could use the $10 mo Wifi plan that I’m just learning of rite now, Raising our Grandson bc our daughter was killed, he really needs for school, pleases help me out here in Florence, Al At&T
The program should be available in your area, Beth, but you’ll need to contact AT&T to make sure. You can find the contact info in the article above. Good luck.
If you need help getting these offers, and don’t want to read all the following, just scroll down to the FCC link, and maybe read form there down for another option. And hopefully cheapinternet.com will work with us in helping to actually get these great offers, as thy do us no good if we can’t get them. 🙂
To poster, V, or anyone else that has trouble with these larger, dishonest companies. These companies get so big, thus can afford attorneys that know the law, then they get way to big for their britches, calculate they can make more money by cheating people than they will as opposed to a smaller company who can lose their business/money by cheating. The few times the law does get involved, they simply relent, and do the right thing. Again, it’s all calculated, they have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, at least in the area of money. I won’t get into it much more except to say, that happens because our government allows it to happen…for legit reasons or not, they slap hands as a show, but allow it over all.
So, lets not give up, but use what we have, slap some of those hands, and see just what we can do about this.
First, if you don’t know already, the problems that V mentioned on customer services, one hand not knowing what the other is doing, is not incompetence, but by design in order to frustrate a customer into giving up or whatever or doing what they want you to do. I won’t go into all I’ve seen to verify that, but I’ve seen plenty, and these people are the Masters of Confusion. Now that’s not to say every time there is a problem it’s staged, people have legit people problems, they fix them and move on but when that doesn’t happen, beware. A couple of major factors of where and why these actions will occur… usually but not always, a big company, and are they getting less money somehow by doing what you want them to do.
That said, first I’d recommend you involve the FCC by filing a complaint. If that or anything you may do is successful, do your part and get back to the place you picked up the info if applicable and give a shout out on what worked for you/tell the world, whatever you are willing to do. file here:
For something like this, your grounds for complaint would be the “service issues” the FCC mentions under the heading there “File a complaint”.
There is also what used to be the Franchise Board, but in Fl they moved it from county wide to state wide, and under the department of agriculture, under some other department heading. You know, as if they didn’t want you to find it, as if you were ever made aware of it to begin with. To make things worse, it’s different for each state so I would recommend you get on the horn/email or snail mail to your mayors office if it’s a County thing still for you, or governors office if State handled. Ask them what state agency covers/regulates your franchises or the like and get with them. I settled a long time problem with a major ISP just by mentioning this agency, so find em’ and use them if need be. Whatever you do to get things resolved, always start with what is the easiest, least frustrating and hopefully most effective process for you. In small increments, none of this stuff is that hard to do, so don’t be intimidated. Do it at whatever rate you can handle. 🙂
A hassle? yep, a little, but with all the money we can save over just a years time, not to mention a lifetime, by spending a little time getting what is supposed to be ours already, it’s way worth it and hopefully this will help you cut a few corners in getting there.
My credentials? several years with Comcast and the same with AT&T both before and up to the era of “morals be damned, money is king”..
The website address you have listed in this article for applying for the Access program with AT&T is wrong. The address you show is: att.com/accessapply/. The website at that address is a dead end, and can’t be used to apply, although it does look like it would work. I just spent several hours and spoke with 4 different people at AT&T on the phone. and I finally learned the correct address, tried the website, and was able to submit my application and the required document online. The address I used is: https:/accessatt.solixcs.com/#/home.
i live in atl ga and tried to submit application by computer but it did not go through. could you please send me application via email so i can print and mail it thanks!
We cannot send you an application, Toni, because we are not a low-income internet service provider. We’re an independent website. You need to contact your chosen company’s customer service team by phone or online.
I would like to know if other people have been able to complete the process with Access AT&T. As you all know I checked to see if my address was in the service area, went through the app process sent in info and waited 2 1/2 weeks and didn’t get a response. As cheap internet knows I went through hell finding out if I could get the service and was told I could then cancelled then was told I could then couldn’t again. After all of this I received the qualification letter in the mail. When I go on the AT&T site it still says that I can get the service in my area but when I talk to Access AT&T they say they don’t know, when I talk to local AT&T they say no. One department doesn’t know what the other department is doing or saying and they tell me keep checking the website every week or so to see if it is available yet. Of course it still says the service is available in my area, so it is a total circle jerk and I think AT&T knows it. This is why they are referred to as the death star. Even though we are still having trouble cheap internet is very helpful and the place to go for all of the info on low income internet. V
We hate to say it, but it may be time to give up on AT&T, V. Have you looked at our page that tells you all about all the other low-income internet programs? Maybe one of them will work for you, because it doesn’t sound like AT&T is working well at all. Check them all out to see which ones you qualify for an which ones are available in your area:
I have applied for and been approved for this service. I cannot, however, get any information on how to get the computer for $149.99. Can you help me with this, please?
There’s no doubt that AT&T buries this information on its website, Diane. Here’s what it says:
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How do I find a low-cost computer?
EveryoneOn, a national nonprofit working to eliminate the digital divide by making high-speed, low-cost Internet service and computers, plus free digital literacy courses accessible to all unconnected Americans, has a selection on low-cost computers in your area. Visit everyoneon.org to get more information.
I also applied online and did not hear back within the posted time frame. I called the number shown above – 855-220-5211. I was assisted almost immediately by a very nice lady, who told me I had been approved. From there she set up having my modem/router sent out and arranging for a technician to activate service. Give them a call.
Contact AT&T customer service. Unlike companies operating in the free government cell phone business, AT&T does not offer a “check status” link on its website.
I am having trouble finding and getting someone to help my mother and I. I have not been able to work for the past two years now due to caring for my elderly and handicap mother. She is on a very low income and we are on food assist. We are buying our home through the Flint land bank. I have called AT&T and asked about the senior and low incom program but was told that they have never heard of anything like it. Mom can’t do much anymore so having something more for her to watch other then the very few channel we get on our little antenna would be a heal blessing. I do use in internet to sale things on line as well as looking for small jobs I might be able to find. Mom does look at my pc to see her other children that live out of state. Can you help ou out in any way? Thank you for your time. Kevin & Marry Ann
We really get annoyed when our readers tell us that AT&T reps have told them they know nothing about this program. Call them again, Kevin, and ask for a supervisor. Tell the supervisor that you want “Access from AT&T.” This should solve the problem, but if you don’t get a positive response please let us know.
Here’s something else you can do: The link below will take you to the part of the AT&T website that promotes Access from AT&T. Have this info in front of you when you call that supervisor.
I sent in an application with my SNAP letter saying how much I receive about 10 days ago and I have not heard anything whether I’ve been approved and I’m wondering why!
These companies are big bureaucracies, Margaret. They move at the speed of sloths. If you do not receive notification within another two weeks, call your service provider to ask what’s up.
Hello cheap internet people,
I am pleasantly surprised with the PCs for People web site. Now all I have to do is come up with the cash. I appreciate all of your help and sage advise, and this statement is true, no one else cares but you guys here at cheapinternet.com. We are in the Sprint 4glte area and receive excellent data coverage where we live and after we come up with the funds we will go with the PC’s for People until something else comes along. I will keep all of you updated as the progress continues. We do have a FreedomPop 4glte hotspot, and for now that will have to do. Thanks for all your help.
I have not checked PC’s for people but I did notice the Freedompop home internet hub burst 4glte. This would definitely work for us but I am unable to find any information regarding Freedompop’s participation in the program later than 2013. When I go to their site I am unable to get any where at all in regards to the home internet hub. We have sprint 4glte data available at out home location that works well, this would be a good enough stand in until we work our situation out with either Access ATT or TWC/Spectrum. My head is starting to hurt now.
Well hello there everyone at cheap internet,
The saga of Access AT&T continues, I received my confirmation letter that I am approved on Saturday the 22nd. But unfortunately after chatting online with the death star we were told that there are problems with the lines out here where we live and they are working on them. Our TWC/Spectrum runs out this Friday, and then besides one cell phone and a tracfone we are without access to internet. No other services are available to us where we live. I called Access AT&T today and they said that at this time U-Verse high speed internet is not available at our address but we should keep checking every week at att.com. I checked on their website and it says at my address that we can get internet. What a world we live in. I live close to one of the most connected cities in the country and I have only one choice for internet.
Here’s where you can find a list of all the low-income internet plans now available, Karmella. Check them all out to find the ones available where you live and the ones for which you are eligible.
With limited minutes on my life line phone I spent a total of 145 minutes today 5 different times with Access AT&T. The first time I called was 2:00pm and was 15 minutes into the process when the line disconnected. I called back and it took 30 minutes for the next person in line to get my info and start the process over. I completed the process after another 56 minutes and was given an order # and acct # and pass code. I called back an hour later to ask a question and was told the order had been cancelled, and that took 35 minutes to figure out what went wrong. I went through an abbreviated version of the process and was given another order # and was set up with a tech to come by and install on 10/20/16 and after a few more questions we were done. I was unable to set up an account on line so I called back. They left out the fact that a confirmation code will be sent in 48 hours and then I will be able to set up an online account with AT&T for billing and such. 15 minutes after I got off of the phone with them a 5th time a person with an Indian accent called and left a voice mail explaining that the lines at my residence are not good enough for AT&T U-Verse DSL Broadband, when I called back to speak with someone who spoke better English I was rebuffed. I called back Access AT&T and they were closed, so I am not sure what is going on and if we will have internet this week or not. My circumstances might be unique as I live 10 miles outside of Austin and TWC/Spectrum has a strangle hold on everyone out here, but I will update and let you all know what I find out tomorrow if the internet is still on. This is not an easy process and takes much patience.
I called the number listed for Access AT&T and found out I was approved, I was told that the on line application is just that. So for all of those out there that apply if you don’t get a response back in 3 to 5 days call the number listed in the info on this site. You will talk to a live person that speaks English, you will start the process of getting the service and answering many questions. I was on the phone for 56 minutes after being disconnected once and having to start over with another person. I will update after I receive the equipment and perform the install. Good luck folks.
Editor’s Note: This has been an interesting week for comments. First we had one from San Bernardino, California, the town I grew up in. Now we get one from Kalispell, Montana, the small town my parents grew up in. Odd coincidence, isn’t it? But now back to the Comments Moderator.)
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, William. The ways of qualifying are different on all of them and the regions of the country where they are available are different, too. So you should check them all out to find out which ones are available in Kalispell and which ones you’re eligible for. Here’s where you can find a complete list:
Each cable TV and phone company operates in different states, Tommy. None of them do business in every state. But there are probably several programs that are available in your area. Here’s an article that tells you more about all the low-income plans available:
Don’t know what more we could have done, Kelly. We said early in the article that AT&T covers 21 states and we list all 21 states PLUS most of the cities and towns covered by the AT&T network.
We highly advise you to not post personal information on public websites, such as ours. As for AT&T or any other service, you’ll need to contact them directly.
HI MY NAME IS WILLIAM LODES I HAD RECENTLY LOST MY PHONE I DO NEEDF A NEW ONE MAYBE YOU CAN UPGRADE MY PHONE TO AN ANDRIOD PHONE I REALY APPRCIATE THIS WILLIAM LODES ******** NEWYORK APT 3F 10009
William, we’re not the internet or phone company. You’ll have to contact your provider directly. And we’d like to suggest that you don’t post your personal information (in this case, your address) on public websites.
Michelle DuBois says
I live in North Dakota what kind of tree cell phone can I get our internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s a link that will show you all the companies and plans in your state:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Keith Dwayne Evans says
I’m not sure just wanted to ask how many times people continue to ask the same question about getting Internet service because it seems like after the first 20 questions of people asking the same information does it drive y’all crazy that there’s that many morons out there that continue to ask the same question knowing they read the reply before they took the time to send this thank you and yes to everybody that commented on here you are idiots
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We cannot begin to guess how many times we have answered the top, let’s say, twenty questions that we get asked every single day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Yes, we occasionally snap and completely go off on some readers who (in our opinion) really deserve it. You know the kind — they are not just ignorant, but aggressively ignorant. Oh, well, we just think of it as our burden in life. If we didn’t do it, someone else would have to.
Ronald says
I’m really not understanding how you would even consider answering someone who calls you customers morons and to top it off, you on part agree with him. First that person is the actual moron for taking time to even write his disrespectful comment. Second, your customers are your and your companies income and deserves the upmost professionalism no matter how rude they may become and I’m sure you customer service representatives are taught that and if not you should but being someone who’s work history is heavy in customer service I know you are all taught properly. Maybe a screenshot of your response to that rude comment sent you and sent to the proper supervisory personal would be in order. Shame on you for agreeing and thereby promoting poor customer skill mindset and encouraging such behavior.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Moron.
Anna says
Well said and professional at that. All of us “Morons” Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Moron.
Linda Edwards says
I am having trouble with my internet. It is jumping on and off. Could you please check it and see what is wrong. (DELETED)@yahoo.com or my phone number is (DELETED). My address is (DELETED)
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You appear to think that we are your service provider, Linda. We are not. This is an independent informational website. Contact that company’s customer service team.
Christin says
Good morning,I would like to know how can I go by applying.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We provide the company’s contact info right here on this page, Christin.
paul moses says
how can i apply/?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Use the contact info in the article above to speak to customer service.
maryellen miller says
would like to sign up for the low cost internet. I am retired and live on social security.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Use the contact info we provide in the article to enroll with AT&T, Maryellen.
Richard Simpson says
would like information on the cheap internet service and application
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You’ll need to contact the company using the contact info we provide in the article, Richard.
Pamela Rozier says
Would like to apply for internet service for low income people, need a e-mail application
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to contact the company using the contact information we provide in the article above.
james G. Brush says
I needed an e-mail of application to printout and mail for low income applicantants
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
This is an independent informational website, James, so we cannot offer application forms. Check with AT&T customer service.
jessica Alcorta says
Quiero aplicar para ett internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Este es un sitio web informativo independiente. Debe inscribirse con el proveedor de servicios de su elección. (If this does not make sense, blame Google Translate.)
Scorpio says
I don’t know if anyone will know the answer to this, but I’m giving it a shot. If att wifi is available at your home, does that mean the access program is also? I’ve tried with my address, and it keeps saying ineligible. Yet, I type my address into the main site to check the normal rate wifi, and it gives me options. So is the access program only for specific addresses? Or anywhere where you can get att wifi service?
Thanks
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You should talk to AT&T customer servicer rather than rely on automated systems. You may get a different answer.
Aquarius says
There are so many problems on this seemingly helpful website that it will take a lengthy essay to cover it. Everything seems so wonderful, so easy to apply online. Except how one can possibly apply online of one does not have internet or telephone and that’s why one is here? I wrote a draft to be very specific with comments, but this atrocious window display invisibly light font, which instantly demonstrate (@#$_&) nature of this website. You still want my email despite I don’t have one?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Jesus Christ Almighty, some people are freakin’ dense. And in case anyone is wondering who we are specifically referring to, it’s you, Aquarius. For the 843,267th time, we are not a service provider. This is an independent informational website. We are NOT Access, nor are we affiliated in any way with AT&T. If you can’t read the font here, but millions of others can and have, and if more than 10,000 have left comments but no one prior to you has complained about the font, do you think that’s a problem with the website or with you? Damn people just piss us off sometimes.
Skydrive says
So your using the internet clearly right now, yes? So why can’t you apply online at all and it is somehow deemed impossible to do so by you? Before you or anyone who could leave a comment like this I must say no and bullshit to a response of “Well I am stating this and asking for others who don’t have it not necessarily me”. Again that is BS sort of like this comment by you. You claim no telephone or internet, so I again ask how you are posting a comment and how you contact anyone? I would bet you have a cell of some sort and most likely a smartphone like a large portion of us do a very large portion whether poor or not. So with that being said you and anyone else in said position definitely have a email of some kind. Whether you have the gmail address from when you made some kind of google account on your phone or at some point it means you in fact do have a email to give. So to turn back your post that makes little sense I ask you, how is one not able to apply online if one would need to be online in the first place to post the comment complaining about this shit.
I could go on and on but really that is pointless with someone who would ask this question. But I must also point out one big thing. This site is around to assist with what information it can on said ways for….you guessed it as the name of the website says cheap internet. Meaning this is not where you apply for said services. This site is just to let one know about ways to get cheaper internet and who provides it with some information on the ones they know about and have researched a bit. There may even be others out there that this site doesn’t list and in fact also does not know about. All that makes sense when again if you used the same attitude you are using slinging subtle insults you would know what the site is about and that they themselves DO NOT provide the services. Honestly that should of been clear from the beginning after getting to this page and if you had read anything. Feels almost like a troll comment but then again after awhile you start to realize maybe it isn’t and you just want to bitch and moan about something the site isn’t even claiming it does nor can you infer that it does from ANYTHING talking about or any information on this site that is read about ( you should try the reading thing).
C says
This is directed to those running this website. I want to thank you for making the information easy to access. The information you provide is very self explanatory, all one has to do is read and follow the links you provide.
You’re doing a great job and helping many who would otherwise have no idea where to turn. Thank you all!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Thanks for the kind words, C. Unfortunately, it’s the “read and follow the links” part that people seem to have trouble with.
Esperanza Gomez says
My name is Esperanza Gomez and I live in the building name XXX VETERANS HOUSING. It located (ADDRESS DELETED).
I am study the collage ELAC. Now all classes are by online. Can I get internet low income? My income is less than 13,000.00.
I have medical, and I looking for get Medicare. My edge is 64 years old. I appreciate your kindness thanks
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You’ll need to check with AT&T customer service to find out if they offer service at your address, Esperanza. Good luck.
tammy guerrero says
I’m on disability and foodstamps
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It sounds as if you qualify, Tammy.
Arlene Santor says
I live in a 5th wheel camper and I want to get internet in it. but I live on 950.00 a month is there any way i can get an internet in my camper that will travel with me at a cheao=p price with no contract
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s a question we’ve never been asked, Arlene. We don’t think it’s possible to find a low-income plan that meets your criteria.
Dana Commons says
When will AT&T start providing this opportunity in the Southern Tier of New York State?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No way for anyone (except the executives at AT&T) to know where and when they will expand.
Stacey Martin says
I’m low income right now where can I switch my internet to the 5.00 a month?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If you qualify, and if you live in one of the $5/month areas, you should be able to enroll.
Anne says
I’m inquiring for a friend. Is the $5 plan available in Faragut Tenn?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check all the places it is available at the end of the article on this page. However, these cities sometimes vary, so check directly with the service provider’s customer service team just to make sure.
Lisa P says
need dependable affordable internet outside of dearing/coffeyville, kansas
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check out all the plans and find out where they are available here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Judith Leon says
Thanks GOD I REALLY WANT TO ENJOY AT,&T I HAVE FOOD STAMPS AND MY NEIGHBOR TELL ME ABOUT THIS JUST I NEED INTERNET PLEASE HELP US I DON’T SEE MY FAMILY FOR LONG TIME LIVE IN PR AND WITH THE INTERNET I CAN SEE MY FAMILY AND MY DAD IS NO DOING GOOD THEN I TRY TO GET A LAPTOP I DON’T HAVE ANY HAPPY NEW YEAR AND GOD BLESS LEONS FAMILY
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Everything you need to know is right here on this website, Judith. Just click around on the subjects found up on the navigation bar and you’ll figure it all out pretty quickly. As a place to start, here’s where you can find all the companies/plans available where you live:
https://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Latashi Eddy says
I would like to get this program 337 305 ****. I get food stamps
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you contacted AT&T, Latashi. That should be your first step.
Kari E. Worthy says
My children live in Grady county Georgia with my mom. Where can my mom sign up for low income internet? They desperately need it with covid-19 for there school work.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We list all the towns/states in which each plan is available.
Siu Lasseson says
Why isn’t the state of WA on here?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Because it is not available in every state.
Fred says
What an answer, because it’s not available in that State, Why is the Answer. We know it’s not available in that state, WHY !!M
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Why? Not all companies do business in all states.
Mary Sloat says
I am very interested in getting lower priced internet. Could you please help me?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The article gives you all the info you need, Mary. You need to use the info we’ve provided to contact the company.
Ruthanna Brissey says
How do I apply for the $5. 00 internet service from AT&T? I do qualify!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The article tells you how to enroll, Ruthanna.
Rose Mary Brown says
I am an elderly disabled person living outside of the church Point area can’t afford those expensive satellite systems and in of a special telephone communications network and would like to get a low income reliable internet access.Please someone help me.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can take a look at all the currently available low-income plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Check them all out carefully to make sure you find the one that fits your needs best.
carmel says
is this available in Kinston, alabama
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check the list of cities and towns at the bottom of the article.
Kimberly Michelle Morrison says
I live in Danville ky at need low cost internet. Does anyone know how I can get it here?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the programs in your state, then contact each of them to find out if they are available in your local area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
Mary Dryja says
I am a low income female, and would like to know how to get internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s what this website is all about, Mary. Click around and you’ll find all the info you need.
Millissa Wilcox says
I’m very happy I spoke with a representative who recommended your Access program to help me
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Not our rep, not our program, Millissa. This is an independent informational website. But we’re happy that you’re happy.
Fred says
Some information you gave out. You might just as well throw the yellow pages at us with your kind of help. We need real help , not an answering service
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Millions of people have been helped by the information we offer. Sorry you’re not one of them.
Kenna says
I got PC’s for people in Feb. But my connection is terrible. It is only workable after midnight to 5 a.m. The signal even then is sketchy and paltry at best.
My cell phone through Consumer Cell gets a great signal and my other Sprint phone used to as well. Also, I got a modem from the T-mobile 30 day free trial and it is the same modem, a Coolpad Surf, that Pc’s for people sent me for $95, and it got great service…
It is only the low-income PC’s for people/sprint coolpad modem that does not work at my house. My connection is virtually useless during the day and just a bit better at night like I said. I have one thin row of very tall trees to my south and that is all and I am about 50 yards from a Navy outlier airstrip which I have been in contact with and they were very cooperative and did inquiries for me to find out if there was any interference coming from the airstrip but as it turns out it is so small that there isn’t anything that they use that would interfere with the types of waves cell phones and hotspots use.
I am taking my classes online so I am forced to stay up all night to do it because of this.
Pc’s for people have replaced the modem 3 times trying to figure out what is wrong but it has been to no avail…
I think I need to find a plan i n my area that does discounted hardwire internet or maybe uses different towers than Sprint/t-mobile.
Please help because I am turning into a zombie staying up so late all the time.
ThanQ
Kenna
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We provide a list of cities and towns broken down by state for each service provider. We’d never claim it is 100% accurate because things change all the time, Kenna. But check out each of the low income service providers to see who offers plans near you:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Good luck and congratulations for continuing to work hard to improve your situation in life. We’re proud of you.
Misti L Cantu says
I live in kinston nc 28504. There are 3 adults here with no income and receiving food stamps and other assistance programs. I would like to go back to school on line ASAP. But I need service. Who does cheap internet of any kind in my town for low income households. 488 Andy ln kinston NC 28504
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find a list of all the low-income internet plans currently available, Misti. Check them all out to find the ones for which someone in your house is eligible. Then go down the list of cities and towns listed under each of those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Mira says
Is internet workshop in my area 2901 dodge ave fort Wayne IN????
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We have no idea what area you live in? That’s a good question for your AT&T customer service team.
Bobby says
So I applied for att access how long before I could start getting wifi
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Demand has increased dramatically during the coronavirus crisis, so you’ll need to contact AT&T customer service to get an indication of current timing.
paul middleman says
My name is paul Im 63 years of age I receive SSi SSDI , And am a student, of a local community, college, And now with times the way they are, need internet desperately and I cant find any kind of low income internet anywhere (PLEASE HELP )my zip is 95457
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We looked up your zip code, Paul, and it looks like you’re in a pretty rural area of California. It’s always a problem finding internet service in rural areas like yours, but you need to check out ALL the low-income internet service providers at the following link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
We don’t know if any of them are available in your specific rural area, but you need to check them all out carefully to see if you can find one that fits your needs. Good luck.
Mike says
How do I order a laptop for 149.00
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Talk to AT&T customer service.
Crystal Butler says
If I have never had Internet before at my house would you have to come out and install?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to speak to AT&T customer service, Crystal. You can find the contact info in the article above.
shar says
what about Fayetteville NC. we need service for kids and grand kids
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you checked the other low-income plans, Shar? Fayetteville’s a pretty big city and it’s hard to imagine that it doesn’t have service. Check out all the other plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Jackie says
I live in San Diego CA and my zip code is 92113. Can you tell me if Access by AT&T offers the low income internet for $5.00 in my area?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No, we cannot tell you. But if you contact AT&T customer service they will be able to tell you.
Cheryl Abner says
I qualified for the discounted internet service, which I now have. At the time I applied, I thought I had a working laptop, which I then discovered did not work…
So…. I now desperately need a working laptop computer as I’m.now unemployed and without a computer to apply for jobs…
Thank you for your help..
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
AT&T offers low-cost computers for its Access low-income internet plan. Contact the company’s customer service team using the contact info we provide above. Good luck.
Lisa Russell-McCoy says
I would like to know if you quality to receive the computer for the $149.99 do you have to pay that in full or are you allowed to set up an installment plan to make payments until it is PD in full or wat? Thk u 😊
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If you qualify for the program, you qualify for the computer. It’s our understanding that you must pay for it upfront, but please check with AT&T customer service.
John says
I’m looking for low income internet access, but I live in NYCity, but AT&T not make service o this city…Is it true…
How can you halp me ?
With whom I must talkieng about it?
John
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can checkout ALL the low-income plans to find the ones that fit your needs best at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Kim says
Does the AT&T Access program have a monthly data cap? If so, how many gigs?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
As it says in the article, “And the good news isn’t done yet. Although AT&T provides this information as a disclaimer and seems to present it as a negative, they say, “There will be data limits for people using the program, up to 600GB a month, and overage charges for anyone who uses more.” From our point of view, that’s a huge positive because it’s almost impossible for an ordinary Internet user to consume 600 GB per month.”
Ian Mennie says
Can I qualify for Access internet with Section 8 HUD housing? Does AT&T act as ISP provider with a personal internet address?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
All the eligibility rules are spelled out in the article above.
Kathryn Nigos says
how do i sign up
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check the article above for the part that says “How to enroll.”
Brian says
I don’t understand …
It says $5 month-3 mbp service and $149 computer
Then article says you won’t get a choice to get the slower speed for $5 .
Also the price is now is $5 month for the computer!
Note: $10 1.5 mbp internet plus the charged me $10a month for the router for 1 1/2 years and no computer has ever been offered.
Access took 6 months of back and fourth calls/email/mail before I finally got it installed
Just to read this article
Can’t seem to contact att to see my bill online
Always have trouble paying my bill at the att store every single time I go!
Debra Ruiz says
Would want to get AT&T program internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We provide the contact info you need above, Debra.
Muriel Gracie Spradlin says
As long as AT&T is active & no outstanding bill do I qualify
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It sounds as if you qualify, but you need to confirm that with AT&T customer service.
Janita Deaner says
Is the program available for Medicaid recipients or just ebt recipients? Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Read the article, Janita. It spells out the eligibility rules.
neva smith says
Im on disability and i get medicad and medicare and food stamps.im wanting to get rid of my cable where i pay 105.00 a month.i need my money for my other bills..i live in a low income housing complex.in mt.vernon illinois.thanks
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to contact AT&T directly, Neva. Use the contact info we provided to give them a call.
Alan R. Madarang says
It’s hard to find information without,internet.it just seems to be a hassle. Currently receiving SSI
Kathy Haas says
RE: Your response to Alyssa Caulder her comment was @ 8:24 am on 8/12 2019.
Your reply was @ 9:47 am on 8/15/2019
I was appalled by what you said to her! I understand your frustration w/ ppl thinking your ATT but really?
Please in the future realize these ppl are NOT being rude to you, & keep your selves in check!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
How rude of you to call us rude. You run your website the way you want and we’ll run our website the way we want.
Charles says
First, thanks for this free service you provide. I applied for ATT Access in June. Application was accepted but when I went called to set up the account was told that my address wasn’t available yet.
But, just checked back here to discover Comcast Internet Essentials is now accepting SSI as a qualifier!
You Rock!!
Thanks again
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It always feels so good to know that we’re providing the info people need. Congrats, Charles.
Stacy says
What are the qualifications to get a computer i have the access internet going on 3yrs so im curious to know what all i need to get a computer……
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can find out exactly what services are available in your zip code at EveryoneOn.org. Good luck.
Stella johnson says
35501 is internet availability in my eara
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check out all the low-income internet plans and see where they are available at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Robin Jayne says
The computers you offer for $149…does the full amount have to be paid all at once? I read somewhere that you would sell computer /laptop for $5 a month. Is this true?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
WE don’t offer any computers because this is an independent informational website, NOT an internet service provider. But we are unaware of any plans that allow you to pay for the low-cost computer over time.
Just Me says
From the comments below, it appears everyone thinks you are the almighty AT&T. and not a mere informational website. Your responses are on point! 🙂
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Someone who understands. Thank you, lord.
Barbara Bennett says
I live in Palm Bay, Fl 32907 and am disabled. Do you have discounted cable or phone tto do as a bundle? Right now I am paying 145 for cable and internet and 40 for my phone. That eats up a lot of my income.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Do you qualify for any of the low-income plans, Barbara? Check them all out — eligibility requirements, service areas, etc — at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
You can also learn everything you need to know about free government cell phones over at our other website:
FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net
melissa says
I have been waiting for a while for this internet to be available in my area. I was wandering if there has been any news on when it will be?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Impossible for us to answer that question, Melissa, because we don’t know where you live and we’re not AT&T. Have you checked all the other low-income plans to see if any of them are available in your area? Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Phillip Miller says
Thank you for publishing this article. I didn’t know AT&T had a low income internet service available until I stumbled across this. Surprisingly, I applied last Friday and when I checked my application status today I was approved. Thanks again for providing the information.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Always a pleasure to hear from someone we’ve been able to help.
Erica Thomas says
I had at&t service. I had internet,tv,phone bundled. I had many issues with them and due to an error on their part that they refused to acknowledge, my services were terminated and my co tract canceled. I don’t know how many phones calls where i stated that i was disabled, on SSI and food stamps and not one employee mentioned this program. When I go to their corporate offices tomorrow I will he bringing this up.
Craig says
But I live in Syracuse NY and get SNAP, it looks like I’m S.O.L.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you checked all the other low-income internet services, Craig. Syracuse is a pretty big city and it’s hard to believe none of them make it available there. Check out all those plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Ann Warren McElhaney says
ATT has a radio ad on KLBJ which advertises senior discount plans for internet, but upon checking the website, I learned that only people with SNAP benefits would qualify. Most seniors do not get any SNAP benefits because we get a small social security check monthly. So there is NO program for Seniors.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Not quite true, Ann. Comcast offers a seniors plan, but as you might expect, it is only available in areas of the country where Comcast offers cable service. Here’s an article that tells you all about it:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/internet-essentials-expands-low-income-disabled-medicaid-seniors
Raeyonna cobb says
I’m trying to send back my application but don’t have a fax number to fax it to can you help me with this
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We provide contact info in the article above, Raeyonna.
Cheryl Morgan says
I have a question. I forgot to leave the money on my debit card for this month. Now they say I have till the 15th. Could i make a double pymnt on the first of October? Please. You may take my pymnts off each month on the first. I would like to keep my internet. Thank you
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t tell you all the ins-and-outs of AT&T’s billing system, Cheryl. Call the company’s customer service team to get the answers you need.
Marie Mullins says
I tried finding the computer listed above through AT&T ACCESS and they knew nothing of this offer. Explain this please,if it is legitimate
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Based on our readers’ comments, half the AT&T service reps don’t even know that the Access program exists. Call in again and hope you get a more informed agent. If not, ask to speak to a supervisor.
Barbara Marshall says
do i have to buy computer when I sign up for Access
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You are not required to get one, but they are available at very low prices.
Laurel Lee says
I enrolled in ATT Access as soon as I learned of it. I’m very happy with it. Materials say that the program will expire 2020 April. I received annual renewal letters through 2018. None for 2019. In 2019 MayJune, ATT customer service representatives were unable to say if the program will continue. Do you know more?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We have not found any updates that say the program will be terminated. We highly doubt that AT&T will cancel the Access program, but we’ll keep you posted when we hear more.
Sharon says
Can someone call me @ (501)428-**** My name is Sharon
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
My cousin Larry is looking for a date on Saturday night. He could call you. But if you want someone from a free government cell phone company to call you, you’re out of luck. This is an independent informational website that’s not affiliated with any of those companies.
Brenda Funk says
How come you don’t offer this in Washington State? I live in Renton.. Im on SSI.. This is Crazee.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Not every internet service provider offers service in every state, just like not every hamburger chain is available in every state. Check out all the plans available in your state at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
Alyssa Calder says
Hello! This ‘Access’ program sounded perfect for me and I was very excited when I heard about it. I am 45, on SSDI, live alone and do receive snap benefits. I have never been able to afford a computer, much less wifi! I am getting more and more overwhelmed by the necessity of nearly everything having to be done through the computer. It’s infuriatting. There are even discouraged coupons at the grocery store I can’t take advantage of due to this which is really discriminatory.
So MY question to YOU,AT&T,is why on Earth your ‘Access’ program is only in 15 states??!! That makes no sense at all. I live in CT and already use your phone service. I just heard about carriers offering programs like this on the news the other night, and was thrilled; just to get let down yet again by what is clearly discrimination.
You obviously have some idea how this changes people’s lives , yet you’re picking and choosing whose lives to help!
I’m shocked at you, AT&T!
Not to mention extremely disappointing and turne-off.
Maybe it’s time I switch phone carriers to one that WILL help all who need assistance w this issue.
Please respond and explain yourself. I’m considering calling the local NBC news station that I originally heard this information from, and specifically contacting their investigative reporting dept. They advertise that they Answer ALL calls and I m certain they will try and get to the bottom of it. They’ll try to contact you and it’ll be airs regardless!
Please let me know your stance in this issue.
Thank you, sincerely,
Alyssa Calder
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First of all, Alyssa, we are not AT&T. This is an independent informational website. Second, what makes you think that all companies do business in all states? Maybe you should also complain that you can’t buy a Hardee’s hamburger in California. Seriously. There are a lot of things in the world to get upset about, but this isn’t one of them. Check out ALL the low-income internet service providers and you will find out that the same thing is true. Get a life, honey.
walter stafford says
need low income internet. I have ATT now but need to cut down living on a fixed income I do qualify I receive SNAP
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If that’s the case, you should go ahead and enroll using the contact info we provide in the article above.
Earia Ellis says
Need low income Internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans to find the one that fits your needs best, Earia:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Desiree Redmond says
Need low income internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Need to check list:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
tiffany porter says
I really need cheap internet i barley afford some my bills i need if for my school that i am doing online. i have learning disability which is why i am i am doing school with ixl
but internet bill is too much for me
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans currently available at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
As we said, check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best. Good luck, Tiff.
Joe Piluso says
I qualify for AT&T’s low income internet, but being a senior and spending much time at home, I would also like cable tv. Will At&t let me have the low cost internet and an affordable cable package? They usually give you that “You have to buy the bundle” to get a break. I don’t want to get low cost internet and then pay an arm and a leg for cable tv.
PS: Happy 4th of July everybody!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry to be the bearers of bad news, Joe, but the low-income internet plan stands alone. You cannot bundle it with any cable TV package. And even worse, there are no low-income cable TV plans out there there we are aware of. (If there were, we would have a website called CheapCableTV.com.)
Tammy McDonald says
I live on 211th ave in old town fl.Do they 32680.att said at time i was approved for their low income program but they didnt have service for my address yet..How about now?? or who does ?? i have a college grant and need internet to do my studies.I d hate to lose it. Plz help me gind a service.thanks tammy
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are not AT&T, Tammy, so we cannot tell you if its service is available at your address yet. Give a call to its customer service team.
Valeriya Brailovskaya says
I live in California and I am low income person. What plan should I chose from these 3 different plans for low-cost, high-speed internet (Suddenlink, Mediacom or Bright house networks) ?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We would be surprised if more than one of them is available where you live, Valeriya. Contact each of those companies customer service teams to find out which one(s) are available where you live.
Edna says
I live in Springtown, Tx 76082 on the out skirts of Azle,Tx . When will the low income internet , WiFi be made available or what company services be available? Please help me and please reply ASAP
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There is no way of knowing which company will add service in which areas, Edna. You might want to check out EveryoneOn.org to find out what’s currently available in your zip code.
Karen says
Connecticut is not on your list. “Why Not”!!!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Because AT&T does not offer this service in Connecticut, Karen.
john says
my phone quit working send me info to fix my
sims card in the phone it has 5 gig and the number
is 602574****
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We cannot send you that info because we are not your service provider, John. Contact Access customer service to get your question answered/problem solved.
Lurene Cornelius says
I am very thankful for this program from at&t! I am 82 and love the internet. It allows me so much pleasure in my sewing, jewelry making, painting, crochet, Bible study and health issues. Thank you AT&T!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Awwwww, that’s one of the nicest comments we’ve ever received, Laurene. We’re very happy that it’s working out so well for you.
Matilda Gamez says
How can I see if I can get internet access and a computer as well
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
By calling AT&T at the phone number we provide in the article above, Mathilda.
gerald potts says
I want to get AT T HIGH SPEED INTERNET I AM 74 I GET FOOD STAMPS AND MY SON IS ON THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM I should have no problem I live in pompano beach fla 33064
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are not Access, Gerald. You need to contact the company customer service team using the contact info we provide in the article.
guy polk says
i had an old att account back in nov last year. lost my job now i want to get this access service. its been 6 months can i get the service here in texas if i still have an outstanding balance from 6 months ago.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Guy, but AT&T will require you to pay that old balance due. However, please keep in mind that you may be able to find a different service provider for your low-income internet. Here’s where you can find all the currently available plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Michael E Burke says
My name is Michael Burke and was injured on the job working for AT&T 8 years ago a job I loved, and I now i’m bed ridden and on fixed income SSDI living in San Mateo, CA. What can My last company do as far as lower price for me for both TV and internet services..
Thank You, Mike Burke
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Your best bet is to ask AT&T customer service, Michael. The price you pay for internet will depend on what speeds are available in your specific neighborhood and there’s no way for us to know what they offer. Unfortunately, we cannot tell you what prices or plans they offer on cable TV because none of the low-income internet plans include TV.
Jeff Wasserman says
Need to get internet live in Friendswood
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Take a look at ALL the low-income service providers at this link, Jeff:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
June says
I live in a public low-income senior housing in California, and receive Medi_cal benefit, but I no not receive SNAP, may I qualify for Access of ATT?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No, you do not qualify for Access from AT&T, but there are other programs you undoubtedly do qualify for. Check them all the low-income internet plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Latoya McLean says
Why you dont have Fayetteville or Cumberland county on there
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No one company covers the entire country (and in most cases they don’t even cover entire states) with their service. Have you checked out the other low-income internet plans to see if they cover your area? Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
ashley says
How do i pay my internet bill for this program?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The same way you would pay any other bill — credit card, cash, automatic withdrawal (have we left anything out?).
Lavonda says
Do y’all have service in Dawson Ga. And if yes I will like to apply for service
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not AT&T, Laconia. You need to contact that company’s customer service team using the contact info we provide in the article above.
Crystal Allen says
At&t access wont let me go to next page ive entered everything correct
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check with AT&T customer service, Crystal.
Carol C. says
I currently have an AT&T acct., which I am canceling in a few days. I do have and I qualified for the AT&T Access ($10 mo.) when it first came out. When I cancel my acct., do I need to reapply for it? I spoke to an AT&T rep. earlier today and was told it could not be transferred. I will be purchasing a smart phone from Safelink. I would appreciate any advise you can give. Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We don’t understand your question, Carol. If you are cancelling your AT&T account, why are you reapplying for an AT&T account.
Steph says
I use every where’s Wi-Fi. I think it’s a blessing for folks who can’t afford it are able to access internett, cause their kids would really benefit from it.
GUS says
ITS FREE AT THE LIBRARY. AND MCDONALDS. AND STARBUCKS.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s getting to the point that free internet is almost everywhere.
A. V. says
Could this be use to also watch Netflix on TV.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes. You can do anything with this plan that can be done with any regular plan. One limitation might extremely heavy usage for something like gaming.
Jon Moore says
I hope that I am eligible because I am on SSI but don’t receive food stamps. $931..00 a month is my income. If you accept me I will also consider a computer. I have a government phone. Please let me know. My address Sacramento California 95815. Jon. Moore. Is my name cell # 916-559-****. thanks for the good news.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
This is an independent informational website, NOT a low-income internet service provider, Jon. You need to contact one of the companies that offers plans in your state. Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
Inez says
How can I get cable and internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Click around this website, Inez. If offers all the information you need on the various low-income plans, eligibility rules, and contact info for each service provider.
Heather Snodgrass says
I live in Clinton in I have snap and I was told I could get WiFi for lower cost I was wondering how I go about doing it
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
All the info you need is in the article above, Heather.
Lee E Adams says
Does AT&T offer any low income wireless plans in WestVerginia it is the only wireless company that works were i live
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check out all the programs in your state at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
We are unable to tell you which plans are available at your address, but you can find out by calling the service provider’s customer service teams.
Maria-Alicia Berkowicz says
Access AT&T This is Maria-Berkoeicz and Jacob Betkowicz. You have violatrd 42 USCA sectoon 22142.
You are in possession of SSDI Documents that reflect Our HIPPA PRIVACY RIGhTs
You are in violation of Americans with Didsaboty Act, Our telephone number is 310-292-**** DATE: MARCH 25, 2019 {28 USCA 1332} ADA Amendments Actd Of 2008, Pub. zL. No. 120-435 (2008) { 42 USCA 12102(2)(C))
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Maria-Alicia, but we are not Access from AT&T. CheapInternet.com is an independent informational website. You need to contact Access directly.
Jennifer says
Hi Maria-Alicia. Just an FYI, if you have applied for Access then you gave consent for AT&T to view your information to determine eligibility. That would not be a HIPAA violation. Also, AT&T is a telecommunications company and is not required to observe HIPAA protections in the first place. Hopefully this helps clarify if you have not yet gotten clarification.
Takeisha says
My question is why is there on SSI eligibility for CALIFORNIA residents?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
California does damn near everything its own way, so we can’t explain anything the state chooses to do.
N. Alawi says
I am an Air Force vet. I was on disability, but since I reached 65 the SSA change it to retirement.
That’s all I get to live on. My wife is also on SS, Both of us get less than $30.000 a yr. I live in Gaffney, SC. I would appreciate your help in directing me to a cheap or even fair price internet in my area. I do not play games on my PC. But I do a lot of study and research. Like to have unlimited for a fair price. My internet went up to around $65 a month with Charter, and they refused to help me. I have to lower my bill to give the ability to buy my med’s. Your help and advice very much appreciated.
Proud American
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can find all the low-income and low-cost internet plans in your state at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
Check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best.
Antoinette says
I’m rather happy about getting ATT Wifi but they quoted me $10 to receive it. How do I get the $5 price you are suggesting???
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The price difference is determined by the speed the company can deliver in any particular area.
pamela kay newsom says
I need internet asap I am a college student going thru home coarse and have a daughter that is in home school and our former internet got shut off which is not in my name it is in my ex husbands name. I am a single mother and really need this asap or I will get kicked out of school and so will my daughter. please help me!!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Was your former internet account with AT&T? If so, why did it get shut off? If not, you can enroll with any other low-income internet plan available in your area. Check out all the low-income plans to find the one that fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Alecia says
Wher can I pay my bill online ? I just got your service and need to know where to pay! Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are NOT AT&T, so you’ll need to contact the company’s customer service team or go online and do a search on its site.
Stella Lee says
I really need this. I’m trying desperately to find a job, and having the internet net at home would help me a lotttttttt.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of programs you should look into to find the one that fits your needs best. Check them all out before making any decisions:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Tammy sargent says
Feb.7.2019.
I am trying to see if my address qualifies for the hookup of the Access plan on the 10. Month High Speed Internet. My son and I both are on Medicaid and recieve SNAP benefits. He is in the 10th grade at Childersburg High School and I have been Single mother and only parent present in his life since 2010 and it takes all I have. This price would really help him mainly due to with lack of funds coming in house. At moment and him not having any now to do his homework on at all. Please let me know something im anxious to hear from
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not affiliated with AT&T, Tammy. You need to contact the company directly in order to get your question answered. But please check out all the other low-income internet plans to find the one that fits you best before enrolling in any of them. You can find all those plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
carneshal says
I really need this for my family
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Then you should enroll, Carneshal.
Weldon Shelton says
Yes I would like to get internet services for low income.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can enroll using the contact info we provide in the article above, Weldon.
Yolanda m. Herrera says
Good day, poor day, many people are poor in need of free enternet, necessities condition., Unreasonable rates., Thank you helping us with low all low income services, medicare, medicaid, food ebt, food stamps, cell phone assistance, free cell phones, free smart phones, free internet for cell phones, we need free internet for house phones, we need pay phones in all world cities, and private cities.good day please and thank you. Vehicle insurance needs to be free too, vehicle gas too low income too many people walking for miles, vehicle s too expensive used vehicles too expensive, robots make them. And I don’t know about supplies and food, thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Tacos. Everyone here in the office voted for free tacos.
Paula Wilson says
Need low in come program for internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to enroll in one of the plans, Paula. As long as you qualify, that’s all it takes.
Michael says
I have the $5 dollar internet from att. i would not recommend it to anyone. its very slow slower then dial up. my speed is 768kbps. there excuse is thats the only speed in my area. i can’t watch videos check email or do anything because it to sow. dint waste your money on att
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you checked to see if any of the other low-income internet plans are available in your area? Here’s a link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Melody Jones says
Thank your so much for this program.Needed much here
Lonell says
Who hires these people to answer the phones and who are they bosses because i recieved an acceptance letter and a phone call but when you complain about how they do business then they hang up on you and when you call back they say they don’t offer it in your area but if you scroll thru the area’s they do offer your area is in the listing. So how you explain that to me it’s false advertising regardless of how you word it, you offer a service you can’t fulfill but complain when customers whose given you there personal information complains about you conduct your practices that within itself is preposterous. So now how can you rebuttal something you advertise.
Donna says
I called they said I can’t get it because my area is not available at this time. I am on ssi and get food stamps can’t afford internet services they want a lot of money for there internet.I think is severe for people on ssi or get food stamps it should be offer for everyone and every states and every area .not just for certain states and areas. That sad everyone should benefit
This offer .
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
C’mon, Donna, get realistic. Access can’t offer you service if they don’t do business in your area.
But have you done your homework before complaining about AT&T? Have you checked out all the low-income plans to figure out if any of them are available in your area, or which one will fit your needs best? You need to check each of the low-income service providers out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Christine Camoero says
I would like to join your low income. internet services if I qualify. I would appreciate it cause it would help me find a online job or school…
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Before you decide that AT&T Access is the right plan for you, please check out all the others low-income plans available. You may just find one that fits your needs even better:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Jorge L Gomez Marrero says
Tengo 88 anos,,.vivo en Miami,,FL,,33142-2913,,los ingresos mensuales mios y de mi esposa,,como retiro LABORAL,y SSI,son de $ 1,142.00 ,,padesco de sordera total,,y nesecito,,una coneccion Internet,para poderme conectar com mis familias ,,amistades,, y ver noticias, del pais y del mundo…la coneccion actual q tengo con COMCAST,,es de $49.55,,al mes ,,y eso me afecta,,para otros compromisos,,he estado al tanto,,de q,,att,,tiene un programa mucho mas asequible,,.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No habla Espanol, Jorge. (That’s supposed to say, “We don’t speak Spanish,” but since we don’t speak Spanish, we’re not sure it actually says that.)
TOM VESSELS says
YOUR PLAN SOUNDED GREAT UNTIL YOU OFFERED IT WITH JUST 5MB. IT WOULD TAKE FOREVER TO GO FROM PAGE TO PAGE AND EXTREMLY SLOW BUFFERING. IT IS NOT A LOW INCOME INTERNET IT IS JUST A CHEAP INTERNET SERVICEL. VERY CHEAP.
Mr Skiles says
Tom it’s 5 bucks a month buddy that’s only one pack of your generic cigs ol buddy or on crappy blunt and I only assume you smoke both because of your excessive shouting as your post reads and spell check isn’t activated on your system. Please don’t take this personal but it bothers me a lot when someone like you simply has nothing better to do than sit and complain about something meant to help so many and the only complaint I have seen is your shouting so loud (must be a ex employee that is angry) at the people that simply do some I T work for the big companies so Tom please find your way to the local fast food joint and fill out a application today so you can occupy your little self and leave the folks alone that are at least putting out a little effort for once or go to the local Ghetto and holler the N word out as loud as loud as you are shouting in the post and see if you can make it out without at least 5 or 6 holes in your ass and then you can complain about the health care system as you heal up in the trauma unit for 3 or 4 months my friend……lol Once again please send me your room number when you heal up enough to call or write so I can send flowers and candy to your local hospital and you can be happy with the internet in there as it is super high speed and as it should be at around $2500 a day ol buddy and don’t forget to thank brother Obama for some of these programs and maybe just maybe you might get a bus pass and a free meal at the local soup kitchen if you are not against people helping others by providing a hot meal to the rest of us who need a hand up every now and then but be careful my brother we are all just about one paycheck from being homeless and hungry and yes I have been both. Sir I will include you and others in my prayers this evening (if you are not against the word and prayer) but I will do it very slow as to imitate the buffering you encounter so you wont feel like a outcast or make fun of us believers and thankful Americans for programs like these and of course we must thank the current POTUS MY main man Donald Trump who I give 2 thumbs up plus 5 stars for putting the USA back on the priority list as number 1 baby it wont be long and we will be back to putting God back in the schools and homes and back to Jesus Christ and the Koran back to the east where the men are dirty and the women are men (figure that one out) without a head dress because with all that linen on you know in the desert at 100 degrees plus them ol girls have to get to stinking something fierce at the end of the day so I will stick with the good ol California girls with the short shorts and the smell of coconut oil over arm pit and a furry bush on the lady’s hiding behind all those head and neck things…lmmffao
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
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Angela says
Can you get the cheap internet if someone in your household gets medicaid?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Each of the low-income internet plans has different ways to qualify. You should check out all the programs to find the one that fits your needs best before you enroll in any of them. You can find all the info you need at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
sherif says
HI how can i qulifiy for cheap internet $5&$10?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans in addition to the AT&T plans, Sherif. Make sure you check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
washington says
no coverage for the west cost booooo
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Don’t despair yet, Washington. Check out all the other low-incom internet plans available at the link below and you may find one that fits your needs:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Shelia Alsup says
I have been approved for AT&T access but when I called the number the lady said they didn ‘t service my area but when I pull up the information it says I am in a serviced area.
What is the problem????
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No way for us to know what the issue is, Sheila. Have you tried calling in again to see if you get a different answer from a different agent?
ethel Henderson says
Yes can yall hook it up today
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are not AT&T, Ethel. This is an independent informational website. You need to contact AT&T directly using the contact info we provide in the article above.
Michael J says
Very informative! Thank you!
Billie Jo Glavin says
It keeps giving me an error message? Why?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We have no way of knowing why you’re getting an error message, Billie Jo, because we are not AT&T. We recommend that you contact AT&T customer service by phone.
audrey leblanc says
I Audrey Leblanc, had all my funds removed from my bank account,so you were not able to withdraw my 5 dollar!! I’m sorry!! I will go in person to pay my bill!! Thank you!!!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not Access, Audrey, so your comment is falling on deaf ears. You need to contact that company’s customer service team ASAP.
Noema Gonzalez says
I have medical and food stamps but when I sign the application they asking for SSI Benefits and I don’t have that, if I don’t give that information it won’t continue me to fill the application, Why is that?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact Access customer service using the contact info we provide in the above article.
Stacey says
What if you dont receive Snap benefits, but have two young kids that are in Elementary School that receive Social Security disability benefits.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are other low-income internet plans available, Stacey, and you should check out ALL of them to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can read about each of them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Donna J Randle says
Where.is there internet $5 plan for Oregon
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We do not know of any $5 per month plans in Oregon.
Gina says
I recieved calworks does that qualify for this service
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
This isn’t like the Lifeline free government cell phone, in which each program follows the same basic rules. Each of the low-income internet plans has its own specific eligibility regulations. You can see all the plans and their eligibility guidelines at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Bryan says
I tried to put in my state it don’t have Minnesota..wtf..
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s not available in all 50 states, Bryan. Check the article above and you’ll see that Minnesota is not on the list.
Brenda Carruth says
AT&T OFFERS A COMPUTER FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES BUT NOT HOW , WHERE OR ANYTHING TO MAKE CONTACT IN ORDER TO APPLY FOR COMPUTER. CAN. HELP ME WITH THIS.
I did call number provided for access at&t. They had not a clue
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
EveryoneOn.org will tell you exactly which services and products are available in your zip code.
DARRELL E GROSS says
TRIED TO FINISH THE APPLICATION BUT KEEP HAVING AN ERROR UNDER TAX ID, ASK FOR LAST FOUR SS NUMBER, THEN TRIBE NUMBER, DO NOT HAVE ONE, THEN ASK TAX 4 ID AGAIN, BUT CANNOT INTER AND THUS CANNOT FINISH, WILL HAVE TO EMAIL PHONE BROKE.
Edward Laffleur says
I am completely frustrated with the process of your online application!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s not “our” online application, Edward. This is an independent informational website that has ZERO affiliation with AT&T.
Ruth L Mitchell says
I am 58 years old and I get SSI Disability income. Do I qualify for your service even though I don’t have and children living with me?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It doesn’t look as if you qualify for the AT&T plan, Ruth, but you probably qualify for a couple of the other low-income internet plans. Check them all out, then enroll with the one that fits your needs best.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
shaun says
I live in Greenfield Wisconsin do you offer service in Greenfield? If not is there a company that does?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Get the latest info on what plans and programs are available in your area by visiting EveryoneOne.org.
Fergus says
I live in Bushwick Brooklyn NY. I live alone, and I am currently receiving snap benefits. I am trying to find out what low income internet provider service to choose that is not expensive and offers unlimited internet at a fast speed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Oscar m flores says
Looking for low-income internet n also am a male senior
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
FYI: There are no differences in pricing and availability for males and females.
Linna Semukha says
How can I transfer my service high speed internet from XFINITY to AT&T I live in Hallandale Beach and I senior citizen get SSI $750 per month, food stamp/SNAP/ medicated…
Thank you for answer…
Linna Semukha says
10/05 October Can I have high speed Internet? I’m senior citizen, I get SSI $750 per months,
food stamp /SNAP/medicaid.
BRIAN CONLEY says
Do any Internet Essentials Plans include basic cable?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Brian, but NONE of the low-income internet plans include basic cable.
Willie Wynn says
I was wondering do you have cable with disc can you get cable with this
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
None of the low-income internet plans include cable TV, Willie.
Joe howard says
I was reading section of this article and notice that low income family can get a computer from attt how would I apply for the computer
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact AT&T using the contact info we provide in the article. If they profess ignorance, which is a complaint many of our readers have about AT&T customer service, let us know and we’ll give you another option.
Anita S. says
How can I transfer my service from Louisiana to Clebrune Tx.
Thank you in this matter
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First thing you need to do is to contact AT&T customer service to find out if the service is available in your new town. If it is, it should be as simple as giving them your new address.
clifford lonokapu says
Low income SS pensioner paying $40/mo internet charges due to inability to qualify for SSI or SNAP. Suggestions!?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Absolutely, Clifford. Check ALL the low-income internet plans currently available in your state. Check each of the carefully to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find all the info:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
James o Lester Sr says
Disabled,SS income bearly able to make it month to month, cant afford cable or internet.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans available to find the one that fits your needs best, James. Here’s where you can find them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
But keep in mind that none of the low-income Internet plans include television.
Rachel Peters says
AT&T is claiming that they never have and don’t offer the &$150.00 dollar computers with their access plans. Can you help me out with this???
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We get almost nothing but complaints about the AT&T customer service people. They should know that the company does not offer them directly, but participates in a program called EveryoneOn. You can check out everything that is available in your area by visiting EveryoneOn.org.
susan dowell says
I am low income senior age 73 and am not using food stamps, but would probably qualify. I only receive my social security check which is $1,817 but living in California cannot afford internet accesss. I go to mc donald’s to use internet. Could you please advise if I would qualify for this program?
Thank you
Susan Dowell
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check out ALL the low-income internet plans at the following link, Susan:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Even if you don’t qualify for most of the plans, make sure you check out PCs for People, which allows people to qualify with incomes higher than other plans allow.
Dorothy Cox says
My sister lives in Marshall, Texas, very close to Longview. Without WIFI she is virtually cut off from the world, and I worry about her. Would she be able to get this service in Marshall, Texas. Thanks in advance for a reply.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income plans in addition to the one from AT&T, Dorothy. Check them all out to find the one that best fits your sister’s needs:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Samantha DeShay Platte says
I’ve been getting ATT Access for the past three years now, and I can honestly say I don’t have one complaint! I will throw a helpful tidbit I learned during signup, though… The program that runs your address to check for availability in each area is REALLY picky. For example, I live in an apartment building, and they had to type my address in 6-7 different ways before the computer accepted it. Other people in my complex have been denied service simply because they didn’t get the address typed in correctly. And trust me, it isn’t any logical version that USPS would use. Mine was something strange like
Apt123 1000 Main St.
And you had to not out a space in between the apt and the number, it had to go before the street address and even though there was an actual spot for apt number, you had to leave it blank. I was really lucky to get a person who knew the ins and outs of it, and it still took her 20 mins or so. But, after, they came and set up a Uverse modem/WiFi router combo for me within 48 hrs. About a year ago, we had a bad storm and I had to get a replacement, which they brought and set up the next day! The young man even took the time to help me make sure all my devices got connected and showed me the website to manage it.
These guys have been super great; it is the fastest internet I’ve ever used. Mine usually clocks in above the fastest advertised speed. All for $10 flat-no taxes or added fees! I highly recommend for anyone eligible!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Always good to hear from someone who’s happy with their low-income internet plan.
Priscilla Crockett says
Does Charlotte North Carolina qualify for access program. I was informed there wasn’t service in my area. But received information from Charlotte Mecklenburg School stating service was in my area.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Before deciding on AT&T, you should check out ALL the low-income internet programs carefully to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
sandy smith says
I keep calling they give me conformation but never send the paperwork its been since3 July 2 2018 then again August no paperwork.. HELP
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Call in again and ask to speak to a customer service supervisor.
Arthur says
Does Wasco Calif. Kern county qualify for the at&t $5 a month lifeline program
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check the list of cities and towns at the end of the article on this page, Arthur. We don’t claim that it’s 100% accurate, but it should give you a pretty good indication of where the AT&T plan is available. You can also call AT&T customer service to find out if it’s available in your area. If not, there are plenty of other low-income internet plans available and one of them may be just what you need. Check them all out at:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Janice Taylor says
I qualify for the low cost internet from att and will supposedly receive the self installation kit today. However the company told me they don’t know anything about a low cost computer offer. How do I access it?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Visit a website called EveryoneOn.org and plug in your zip code, Janice. It will tell you all the service available in your area, including the low-cost computer program (if it’s available in your area).
Juana says
Please let me know about the internet. Thank you 33289 xipcode
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The internet is “a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols.” What else do you need to know, Juana?
Jane says
What happened to the low income elderly. Not everyone can get get SNAP.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans available, Jane. Not all of them require SNAP:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Debra A. Watson says
I received an email about being qualifying for the low cost internet service. I dialed the number it said to call but I could not get anything but a survey Then the phone hangs up on you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We provide contact info for AT&T right her eon this page, Debra. Use it to contact customer service.
C. L. Moseley says
What is the qualifying information to be eligible for low-income wifi home service? I am asking for my granddaughter, who is a working student.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Each plan is different, CL. Check out all the low-income plans at the following link to find the one that matches your granddaughter’s needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Johnny Aodisho says
I am very happy for your offer to low-income family that is very kind of you God bless
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s not “our” offer, but thanks on behalf of all the companies that offer these plans.
Robin Hawk says
I’m interested can you also take over our phone at home service? We already have wireless with y’all have been a customer for 17 years faithful. I am on food stamps and get. x
I was recently married and lost all my benefits. My husband is very ill and spend the third of the money per year on medical bills than the others on the normal stuff plus three loans it is getting harder and harder to live paycheck-to-paycheck is Iv medicine alone is $500 per month
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You do NOT have service with us, Robin. This is an independent informational website, NOT a Lifeline service provider. You need to speak to an AT&T customer service rep.
Theresa. Young says
I would like to know what I need to do to get the Internet. Please email me what I need to have to send you. Thank you very much.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out ALL the low income internet plans, Theresa. You can check them out here to find the ones available in your area and the ones that fit your needs best. Each company has different eligibility requirements, so check those out, too, and then enroll with that company. We provide the contact info you need for each plan:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Francisco Delgado says
I received an email stating I qualified for access Internet service and just wanted to know what would be my next step. Can I set up payment online or do I need to go to a service center, which in case what documents do I need to provide. Thanks again.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can only assume you meant to say that the email came from AT&T. You should check out all the other low-income internet plans available just to make sure you select and enroll with the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find all those low-income service providers:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Brenda Grooms says
I would love to have internet, but i cannot afford it.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available in addition to the AT&T plan, Brenda. Check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s a link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Theresa Motiff says
I have AT&T now but, pay full price. I’m trying to get caught up on my payments.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are other low-income internet options for you other than AT&T, Theresa, and one of them may work for you right now. Check out all those options to find one that fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Denise says
This program only lasts until 2020. Is there a contract involved? I don’t want to get stuck paying average rates after the program ends, or after my 12 months is up. Is cancellation available at any time?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, you can cancel at any time with no penalty.
Ashley says
On AT&T I put in my info to see if AT&T offered the Access Program for my area, which is High Point, North Carolina 27260. Well it said..
⚠ We can’t find the Access Program from AT&T available at this address:
Davidson,
27260
We need more information about your service address to complete the search. Please contact an AT&T representative at 855.220.5211. (For help in Spanish, call 855.220.5225.)
So I called the number above & gave the representative my address, he looked it up & said it’s not currently available in High Point, NC. (That was as of 4:01pm Tuesday, May 29, 2918)
So I just wanted to let you know this info since I read earlier on cheapinternet.com it said that the AT&T Access Program WAS available in High Point, North Carolina.
Hope this helps. Have a great day.
Sincerely,
ASHLEY MUSICK
Babette Yannacey says
I posted a comment but I don’t see it, anyway I hope y’all do! It’s great to be one with the world again! In my area South Carolina at&t is the best! Paired with Chromecast. Goodbye cable!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Perhaps you only thought you posted it, Babette, because we have no previous comment from you. But we’re happy you left this one and even happier that you got enrolled and are happy with your service.
Babette Yannacey says
I’m just getting at&t access Internet, you don’t have the choice of a plan here in SC it’s only 10$ with more then enough GB to get you through a whole month if movies and TV ect. I’m using it with Chromecast which was a gift, so goodbye cable! Even your favorite channel whatever that maybe is available! Just need a tablet or PC to upload the Chromecast home app then start searching. It’s great! Especially for us folks on fixed income. Also note, Comcast, Xfinity, and more are also offering this cheap internet, so Google your area for the best option for you! Never been happier! No more antenna tv, that is more out than in. Especially if it’s cloudy or a jet flies overhead which they do here all day everyday! Please take time look for your plan and company. Then try and save for Chromecast or Roku, I tried both prefer Chromecast! Happy surfing, and enjoy the next football game or movie even music and games. Just beware you will be charged if you should by chance go over your plan, but my provider sends me an email when I’m getting close. Lol, don’t fall asleep watching the tv, it’s a waste. Enjoy being connected to the world again! People like myself do not get out much due to limited income, for me at least this is a blessing.
Ruth Jowers says
my name is Ruth Jowers and I am interested in this program we are paying 60.00 a month but going to have to cancel because can’t afford to keep it with that payment.
mail me an application to:
Ruth Jowers
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Unfortunately, Ruth, you cannot move directly from a full-price AT&T account to a low-income AT&T plan. Your alternative is to switch to one of the other low-income plans for those 90 days or to stay with them permanently. Here’s where you can find more info on all those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
We cannot send you an application because this is an independent informational website so we do not have access to those documents you requested. But you can get them directly from any of the companies listed on that page.
carl henderson says
I can’t seem to locate the application to download.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There’s a very simple reason for that, Carl. This is an independent informational website that’s not affiliated with any free government cell phone companies. We cannot offer those companies’ applications.
GWYNDELL L BAIN says
Why not in Philadelphia Pa, can we get low income internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out ALL the low-income internet plans to find the one that fits your needs best, Gwyndell. You can find them at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Tyrone Smalls says
That’s great!! Where & how do I sign up.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
AT&T contact info can be found in the article above.
Lee Carrier says
I’m a disabled veteran looking for the inexpensive $5.00 a month
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of plans you should check out in addition to the AT&T plan, Lee. Here’s where you can see them all and find the one that fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
And thank you for your service, too.
helen crowellm says
am 80 years young,do you have the service in beltsville md 20705
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the listings at the following link, Helen. We provide a reasonably accurate list of every city and town in which each of the low-income plans are available. Here’s the link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Henry Jacobi says
I am new to internet and I am totally confused . Just what do I need to get started . I have a phone jack in my apt , but I have a cell phone . Do I plug the thing into the phone jack . Not sure if it is still alive . Do I Have to have the computer in the same room all the time or can I move around my place ? What is a router ? Do I have to purchase e one somewhere ?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of variations depending on which low-income internet plan you go with, Henry. We’d recommend that you find the plan that fits you needs best, then contact that company’s customer service department to determine what is needed. Here’s where you can find all those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Doug says
Please add Toccoa Georgia to your area for low income internet, no service has us covered as far as I’ve seen.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
These companies cannot just “add” service to an area, Doug. It’s an expensive, complicated, time-consuming process.
Russ Hensel says
Do you have service in Hershey,Pa. ?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
This is an independent informational website NOT operated by AT&T, Russ. Access is not available in Pennsylvania at this point, but other low-income internet plans are. Check them all out to find the ones that match your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Dennis Valenty says
I just signed up for your wonderful program. How do i sign up for the discounted computers
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You have a couple choices, Dennis. (First of all, please keep in mind that this website is not affiliated with AT&T.) You can contact AT&T customer service OR you can visit EveryoneOn.org and plug in your zip code. It will then tell you about all the services offered in your area.
Teresa L. Ward says
I don’t understand the low-income /disability requirements for any of what is offered here? Please be more specific. I also have a learning disability and I don’t understand what your adversiment is telling me about the proof of low-income/ disability.
Thank You
Teresa W.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The eligibility requirements for Access from AT&T do not include either low-income nor disability. The only way to qualify is if someone in your household is on SNAP (also known as food stamps).
Sherry says
Hi I live in P.R. In the mountains still surviving Maria were I live I still have no light but when it comes back on I would like to get the low income 5.00 dollar internet if it’s available over here cause I was looking for cheap internet and this popped up so I thought it was for here cause the article was talking about how we r over here but then it says only in 21 states that crushed me cause it’s hard to get good signal were I live and my mother in law she don’t have no internet at all so I figured I look up for us to see if we could get it and cheap too cause we’re low income alright believe me so my question can we get it too here in P.R. Or is it only in the U.S? Thank you sherry 😇 Oh if I don’t respond fast it’s cause I gotta go used the wifi in town phone up here too slow can’t get on nothing
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, things are tough in Puerto Rico these days and our hearts go out to you, Sherry. We would suggest that you check out all the low-income internet plans available at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Garry F. Lewis says
I am a disabled vietnam vet my net income is $807.50 month i bearly make it get help from family and friends. i get safelink phone get help to get some computer service its going to stop trying to get computer service and maybe cable. you say you have low income services. can u help me in any way contact cell phone 727-512-**** can text
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First of all, thank you for your service, Garry. We’d proud to know there are guys like you out there trying to make the world safe for the rest of us.
Due to the volume of questions we get on a daily basis, we cannot respond personally to each reader. The simplest way to find out what services are available in your area is to visit EveryoneOn.org and plug in your address. It will tell you exactly what’s available. Good luck.
Trina Crawford says
Am trying to see how do i get the Low Income High Speed Internet sercice in my area of Wabbaseka Ar 72175!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s impossible for us to pinpoint service areas down to the zip code level, Trina. But we do provide a rough city-by-city guide to where each low-income internet service provider is available. You can find all those low-income plans here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
If it looks like one or more of the services may be available in your area, check the service providers’ websites. Many of them allow you to plug in your specific address to determine if they offer service at your home.
Dawn Vannell says
Trying to ge t internet service. McDonough ga
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Dawn. You can check them all out and find the one that fits your needs best at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Tiffany Doss says
How can i get started
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available. You need to check them all out and find the one that fits your needs best. Then all you do is enroll. Here’s where you can find all those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Chrlyn Edwards says
can I take my AT&T access wireless on the go
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You should be able to set it up to work on your cell phone.
lsterling says
How exactly would one do that? (Set it up on cell phone)
AT&T Access is DSL or Uverse, correct? Both home/residential service, not mobile. I have had AT&T Access via Uverse for 1.5 yrs. Only mobile access I am aware of is WiFi Hotspots at McDonald’s, etc.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s an article from several years ago that discusses 100,001 free hot spots across the country. WiFi is now available “almost” everywhere.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/best-places-to-find-free-wifi
Geraldine Erstad says
I’m a senior, live on a fixed income, get rental assistance, use a landline phone, and wonder if I qualify for this service? Please advise.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Does at least one person in your home qualify for food stamps, Geraldine? That’s one of the primary requirements to qualify for this AT&T plan. However, there are lots of other plans and you may well qualify for one of them even if you don’t qualify for the AT&T plan. Here’s where you can check out all those other low-income internet plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Chris Moon says
Hi there, I have a question about ATT internet service for low income family. Although I’d be definitely qualified for this service, I have previously owned some money to ATT. Would that hinder me from getting this awesome services? If so, how can I remedy this situation? Thanks.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If you haven’t paid off that former bill, you will not be eligible for the AT&T program, Chris. (Yeah, they hold a grudge.) But don’t worry because there are lots of other low-income internet plans available and none of them will hold that old AT&T bill against you. Here’s a link to all the low-income internet plans currently available:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
lsterling says
It actually depends on what AT&T service the outstanding debt is for.
If the outstanding AT&T debt is for AT&T wireless (outstanding bill, EFT, collections, etc) you will still qualify and be approved for AT&T Access. If the debt is for any AT&T home/residential internet service or equipment, you will not qualify.
The statement in article above can be taken literally:
‘If you meet both those qualifications, there’s only one reason you wouldn’t qualify: As the AT&T website says, you must not have “… outstanding debt for AT&T fixed Internet service within the last six months or outstanding debt incurred under this program.”’
I know from experience. This can also be confirmed by an AT&T Access representative if you call them to inquire.
However…not sure if it made a difference in my case….
I did have existing Uverse service with Uverse account in good standing when I was approved for Access. Made my bill go down from $50+ to $10.
Trish says
Do you have this program for low cost internet in vernal ut I’m disabled and live in the country
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can check out all the low-income plans currently available at this link, Trish:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Teeno Lalusa says
Hi….I have a friend who might just need this program…she is married and 5 kids attending school, but the 2 younger ones age 12-13 and they have been BULLIED from school, and sometimes she has to pick them up from school…she would like to home school them..they are under Section8, her husband has lung and heart complications that he cannot work, and so i would like know if i can more info of how i can help them to enroll within this program…
she lives North Las Vegas, NV,89156…i hope that i could get some answers and information if her and her family are eligible…it would help them tremendously …
My name is Tino, live across the street…i try to help them also, as much as i can..they are good people…don’t know why i’m so concern about them, but i know its a Humane thing to do…Hope to hear from …\
Thank You
Mr. T Lalusa
Natalie says
Hi, I was wondering and noticed that all i could see qualifications for was just being in the snap program, and was wondering if drawing disability on medicare and medicaid (SSI) could count as another source for qualification for state of Arkansas for the high speed internet? I will be applying for the snap program but have not filled out forms to send in at this time so just like anything else it will be a little wait on that itself, for I am single mother with 1 child and divorced and my child support has ended which has put me in a bind at the moment. If you could let me know if I need to call the number that was listed on this website or go ahead and fill form out online, because I noticed that it stated when i went to fill online form out it stated California as being only on SSI and not SNAP, so i was wondering which should i do because that part is confusing… Please let me know what to do, thanks,,
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We would recommend that you call the customer service number listed for any of the low-income internet plans just to confirm if you are eligible. Here’s where you can find more info on each of those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Melissa Knifer says
Melissa Knifer is wondering if yall do low income help for internet by area
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
“We” don’t offer internet anywhere, Melissa, because this is an independent informational website. You can check out all the low-income internet plans available at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Nancy says
Yes I am interested in cable and or Internet service
I’m a single mother
Don’t make much money and my daughter is in need of wifi connections
She behind on her homework she must do at home st math
I can’t afford the cable bill
Please help my daughter through this situation that way we can do allot of catching up with her stmath Please consider me.
Please
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can find all the information you need right here on this website, Nancy. Each of the low-income internet plans has a different set of eligibility requirements, so we suggest that you check them all out to determine which one meets your needs best. Then — and only then — should you enroll with a service provider.
Bettie Alexander says
I am interested in Internet service for Seniors at no cost or low cost. I am on a fixed income. I am retired.
Bettie Alexander says
Will I receive answer today? by e-mail.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t answer that question, Bettie, because we are not Access/AT&T. This is an independent informational website. You’ll need to contact AT&T customer service to get the answer.
R .McELroy says
2/16/2018
Hello and good day to you!,I want to ask if it’s possible to just get the Wireless Internet Plan
for My Laptop if and when I qualify under the SNAP Low-Income Plan??.
Thank you and God Bless!
R.McElroy
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Absolutely, R. There are a number of low-income internet plans available. You should check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best before choosing a service provider. Here’s where you can check them all out:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Laura says
We use computer for access to u u-tube, face book, Craig’s list, and yahoo mail.
We are seniors and we are on fixed income. I would like to find service for our computer and Wifi for reasonable rate -like $20.00
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans before you choose a service provider, Laura. You can check them all out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Maralita Neal says
I’m trying to get low in-come internet l get snap. I will like to get it there AT&T Thank you
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
This is an independent informational website, Maralita, NOT a cheap internet company. Check out all the low-income internet companies and plans at the following link to determine which plan fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
sharunda says
I need low-income food stamp internet from AT&T
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Sharunda. Check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Willie Johnson says
I live in in the country rural areas
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Living in a rural area is a big problem for many folks who would otherwise be eligible for these low-income internet plans. Cable companies just don’t have the coverage in rural areas and that means it’s difficult for residents of those area to get internet service. Wish we could help, Willie, but there’s nothing we can do.
Ruby Alexander says
I live in Tampa Florida why we can’t get it
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
None of the low-income plans are available everywhere, Ruby. They are all regional companies that serve different states and parts of the country. You can find a complete list of low-income internet companies and plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Margaret Ramirez says
Are the computers used? Re furbished? And what kind and what do they look like? Do I pay upfront for the computer or in payments?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
All the computers are refurbished, Margaret. Yes, you pay upfront.
Eila says
I am on SSDI and filled out the application but when I had to download the SSDI letter it gave me an error everytime..why?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Impossible for us to know, Elia, because we are not Access from AT&T. This is an independent informational website, so we do not have access to your account. Contact Access from AT&T customer service using the info contained in the article above.
Bateaux says
You have to call AT&T because the site will confirm but still have issues. Follow up calls are suggested.
Loren says
Your website statement that 3 MBS is relatively fast is a lie. You’re obviously being subsidized to espouse corporate disinformation. Shame on you and your families for you are enemies of the American people
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, Loren, you are correct. We are obviously highly-paid tools of corporate America. We are very disturbed that you have seen through our charade and we will inform our superiors that they must do something to hush you up. We recommend that you keep an eye out for black sedans and men in black suits. As soon as they are done hiding the truth about the lizard people who control our government, we suspect that they will be coming after you.
Melissa S. says
I don’t see Iowa on the AT&T list does that mean there is no service with them.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, that’s what it means. But there are lots of other low-income internet options for you to check out, Melissa. Here’s where you can find all the companies and their plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Joyce. Stubbs says
I want to apply for the access program. For low income
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Before you enroll with any company, make sure you check out all the low-income internet service providers first, Joyce. Look through them all at the link below to make sure you find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find a list of all available low-income service providers and plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
nancy s kranker says
I applied for this AT&T service and have yet to receive a reply. Please advise. Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact AT&T customer to check the status of your enrollment.
Alfreda Thomas says
I need this low-income internet because I’m raising my two grandchildren and I’m trying trying to teach them to use a computer. And I am disabled live in public housing and receive disability and food stamps.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Alfreda. You should check them all out to see which one fits your needs best before you enroll with any of them. Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Margaret Conrad says
I would like to sign up for low income internet service.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Before you enroll with anyone, Margaret, make sure you check out all the low-income plans available to find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can review them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Maria Barton says
I applied for my services and I never got a response back and I sent all the documents that was requested
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact customer service and ask for the status of your account.
Robert Benoit Jr. says
AWESOME DEAL Thanks
Janie Flanigan says
I have never been made feeled so made humiliated buy a customer service I called trying to figure out my bill he kept getting smart and then he laughed in my ear I live in subsidized housing also senior citizen disability and my bills $141 for just internet as I ask questions he keeps morning off and then he laughs good job AT&T
Crystal says
This is a lie. AT&T is not offering anything in my state. The article makes it seem that AT&T Access is available in Illinois but it is not. I clicked on my state and then AT&T, the website is giving me options for California residents.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Did it ever occur to you that there is some kind of technical error on the AT&T website, Crystal? Or do you often fly off the handle like this and call people liars?
Jacque Hendricks says
Hello, I am inquiring for my mother-n-law who lives in Camrillo, California. She is in HUD housing, food stamps and receives a very small amount of money each month. She is dropping her internet with a competitor and just raised her “low income” internet rate to $159.00. She doesn’t even have this much money at the end of the month. Questions: 1. Do you cover the area she lives in? 2. If you do cover this area, what is the cost for installation and monthly payments. and 3. After paying for a “low income” rate, do you increase the rate each year? She has very poor hearing and relies on her internet to keep in contact with family etc. If I can help her with these answers I would very much appreciate your help with the above questions. Thank you!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First of all, Jacque, this is not an AT&T website. This is an independent informational website. But we can help your mother-in-law by directing you to read the article at the link below. It will tell you everything you need to know about each of the low-income internet plans that are available.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Linda K says
I live in constant fear that I will do something accidentally that will disconnect my California Lifeline service on my cellphone. This happened to me at the beginning of this year. (2017) I want to get the same internet access on my home computer that I get through my cellphone at no charge through California Lifeline. I cannot find any information on how to do this. Nobody addresses this matter, not CPUC, not ATT, not California Lifeline where their “call center” is manned by non-English speaking representatives working from their homes in the Philippines. If anybody can direct me to a place that has this information I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
David L Polk says
This is really great! Question: Does people on Social security disability income that do not receive food stamps, or SNAP qualify for any or all of these programs? And if so which ones?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income plans available, David, and they each have variations on their eligibility requirements. You can check them all out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Vail says
Are there options for senior citizens who do not qualify for low income or do not want to provide the info necessary for low income? Their usage is approx 15GB/mo or less.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out a program called PCs for People, Vail. It may work for you:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Emma says
Val I am in that situation and I sent them (PCs for people) that question since it wasn’t clear if it was qualified on SSDI only or SSDI/icome. If I hear back I will post here if you’d like.I also asked if SSDI was counted as income (some count it some don’t) since my RXs are unfortunately after tax costs, but cost more than SSDI each month. Since Comcast is charging $90 for internet only I’m hoping this program works for us.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
PCs for People doesn’t care what the source of your income is. Eligibility is based solely on the amount of your income.
nancy brown says
I live in Noblesville Indiana. I have SNAP card. I was told service not available in my area. what is the deal?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If AT&T is not making its program available in your area, there are a number of other plans you should look into, Nancy. Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Nancy A, Brudigam says
On this website it says I have to be on “food stamps” to get internet for $5 per month, I am not on food stamps but I am on section 8 renter’s assistance as my income is $944 monthly from Social Security and we have not had a raise in Social Security in 3 years..
I’m currently paying $32 per month for internet from AT&T but came across this website offering internet for $5 per month. Is being on food stamps the ONLY requirement? Doesn’t being low income count because, as mentioned, Social Security has not given us a cost of living raise for 3 years. Kindly answer to *****@yahoo.com Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You have one problem that’s easily overcome, Nancy. You cannot enroll in AT&T’s low-income internet plan if you are a current AT&T customer. But here’s the way around that problem: There are a number of other low-income plans and you undoubtedly qualify for one of them. If you enroll in one of them, you can stay for 90 days, then switch to AT&T, or if you’re happy with the new company, you can stick with them. Here’s where you can find complete info on all those low-income plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Sherry says
Do you know if AT&T will run the necessary wires to a new structure for a low-income account?
Thanks for your time 🙂
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are probably a thousand variables involved, Sherry, so there’s no way for us to answer that question. We’d recommend calling AT&T customer service. If anyone knows, it would be them.
Sherry says
LOL! I SINCERELY appreciate your time Mr./Ms. Administrator. It is good of you to take the time to reply to questions like mine and others.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Wish we could have given you more help, Sherry.
Diane Walder says
I completed my application a couple months ago, but was unable to fully complete it because I couldn’t ATTACH my proof of income. I am now able to do that, but when I completed another application, it wouldn’t allow me to attach the documents and submit it because I “had already submitted an application.” It wouldn’t accept the second application with the documents. So what do I do?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Speak to customer service, Diane. You can find that contact info on this page.
Richard Barbo says
I have DSL and I’m getting so tired of it i .. I could be an in the middle of doing something and out of no way it would just shout down.
Imon SSI so I would love to pay less if it worked out .
i dont know if i could bundes my homwe tv wierless and home phone
Nancy says
Why are you in Stoughton, Evansville, Fitchburg, and Madison but not in Oregon, WI, which is only a few miles away from those towns (and basically right in the center of them)?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No one has cell networks everywhere, Nancy. For example, it’s not unusual for one cable TV company to offer service on one side of the street while a different company offers it on the other side.
~Lori~ says
Really appreciate your informational site. I’ve been here several hours as I figured by the price’s they gouge me for. But of course, it’s a game we know well living in middle of no – where, Prison Town, USA. Hooray!!! Monopoly still lives just now holding hands with Wally World.
Thank you for a lovely evening. I’ve signed up my email so in faith I wait patiently. The current ISP will soon as all the other’s, sell out after a few years it’s about that time again. Hope may come to replace them. Now I would be a great test subject if Karma is still alive and kicking. I’ve been sharing with neighbors, friends visiting for years I don’t mind. It’s always been how I felt it should be, reap what you sow. I could easily sign up 8 people plus just my family of 4 married daughters, 14 g. children & 1 g.g.daughter.
Good read. I look forward to your newsletters.
Peace from Northeastern California, high in Sierra Nevada Country 😎
JOANN says
What is the mailing address for the AT&T Access application?I can’t seem to load my support(SNAP)documents.Thank You.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Use the contact info we provided to contact customer service, Joann.
Cheryl Greene says
Hi i live in latta sc. I am on disability and receive FOODSTAMPS. I was wondering if i could get high-speed internet for 5.00
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t tell you if AT&T offers service in your town at your address, but you need to check out ALL the low-income internet plans before enrolling with any of them. Check them all out carefully because you may find one that fits your needs much better than any of the others. Here’s where you can find info on all of them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Sandra Conley says
I need it for my son and myself.
Kim says
I am on disability,can I get five dollar internet? I live in San Antonio Texas, area code 78232.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Kim, and you should check them all out before choosing one. Here’s where you can find the complete list:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Monica Gonzales says
Can I get high speed internet for five dollar’s a month at 93314
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Monica. We looked up your zip code and found that it is in Bakersfield, California. While we cannot guarantee that you will be able to get a low-income internet plan, the odds are in your favor because Bakersfield is a relatively large city.
Check out all the various low-income internet plans before you choose one. You can find them all here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
melissa green says
how can i get wifi/internet at **** ****** augusta ga 30904
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s impossible for us to determine which low-income internet services are available at specific addresses, Melissa. But you should check out all the plans to figure out which one fits your needs best. Here’s a link to all those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Beryl says
What happened to Brooklyn NY?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We know exactly what you’re talking about, Beryl. It just hasn’t been the same since the Dodgers left.
But in answer to your question, not all areas are served by all of the low-income internet providers. If one of them doesn’t service your area, look at all the others to find a plan that fits your needs best. You can find a complete list at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Alice Wallace says
Can i get service at 1115 Baptist Camp Road, Griffin Ga 30223
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are not able to check out every address, Alice, or that is all we’d do all day. But you can get a general idea of where each low-income Internet plan is availalbe by checking the companies at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Each listing gives you a pretty good idea of the geographic areas where each plan is available. You can also visit the websites of the listed companies. Most of them allow you to plug in a zip code or even a specific address to find out if the plan is available where you live.
Deborah says
The application only shows for California how do i get one for Independence, Missouri?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Before you decide to enroll With AT&T, Deborah, we suggest that you take a look at all the other low-income internet plans to make sure which one fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find all the plans, eligibility requirements, contact info, etc:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Deborah says
Thank you but I have already looked I just need your application please.
Deborah says
Andi went to the application but is for snap in California it shows you offer this ion my area
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not AT&T, Deborah, so we cannot provide you with an application. Go to the Access by AT&T website or contact customer service using the contact info we provided in the article.
Nancy Davis says
I live a very small disability check and I live alone. I receive SNAP also and I live alone. According to your article I do not live in your service area. I live near Fayetteville, but do not see it listed in your article. Please tell me my area is covered.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t tell you if any of the low-income internet plans are available at any particular address, Nancy. But please keep in mind that there are a number of low-income internet plans in addition to AT&T. If one isn’t available, others may be. Here’s where you can find a complete list of ALL those low-income internet plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Julie R Palacios says
I have been trying to get a hold of the internet you advertt.What the ^#! are you doing phone me back and let’s do this!!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are not @&#! AT&T, Julie. This is an independent informational website. You need to contact AT&T directly.
Nancy Pegues says
I need to know if we have internet avalibilty in my area?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Only customer service can answer that question accurately, Nancy. Give them a call.
eeappling says
I do not get food stamps, I am on medicare/disability retirement and 62 yoa. I have other bills and that one check a month doesn’t go far (to bad i worked all my life now have to do this). I cut my cable out completely over a year ago if my $20 phone goes up I’ll cut that out and hope a neighbor will call 911 if needed. So much for all that just venting, What advice can you give me.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It certainly sounds as if you qualify for at least a couple of the low-income internet plans, EE. Here’s where you can find all those plans, how to qualify, where they are available, and all the contact info you need. Good luck.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Chasidy Jaynes says
I Live In SPINDALE n.c. It SHOWS That’s One Of THE ELEGIBLE City AND states…AND Every Neighbor On My Block Has AT&T even the lady right beside me…but I called and they say my house in not in the district..I can not understand that at all…how is every one around me in district but my house???
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
AT&T reps seem to do everything they can to limit the availability of the program, Chasidy. Call again and ask to speak to a supervisor.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Based on our readers’ comments, you might think AT&T reps do everything they can to hide the availability of the program, Chasidy. Call again and ask to speak to a supervisor instead of the first rep who answers.
Dennis says
I live in the Los Angeles area in a city of half a million people. My city and other nearby cities are listed as eligible, but I was told by two reps and one supervisor that they don’t service my location. You have to be at a U-verse address, whatever that means.
Is it possible they are misrepresenting how easy it is to receive Access from AT&T?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We get so many complaints about the AT&T plan from readers. We’re not quite sure what to make of it. We suspect that much of it is ignorance, but it certainly seems at times as if AT&T doesn’t really want to make this plan available on a broad scale.
We’d suggest that you take a look at all the other low-income plans that are available, Dennis. You may find one that fits your needs even better than the AT&T plan. Here’s where you can find complete info on all of them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Dennis says
Thanks. Just found this informative article on the AT&T plan:
https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/07/atandt-uses-loophole-to-deny-low-income-internet-discounts/
Looks like their resistance goes back for over a year.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, we’ve run that same info here at CheapInternet.com. We hate to think that this theory is true, but we can assure you that many of our readers agree with it.
Jo Campbell says
My daughter has Down Syndrome, lives with me, and is on SNAP. She loves YouTube, so this would be perfect for her. I could then lower my usage and not pay $150/no in overages.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sounds like you qualify for several of the programs, Jo. Check out all the low-income internet plans at the following link to find the ones that you qualify for (and that are available in your area):
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
ItsaShame says
I am disabled but do not collect food stamps (SNAP).- have applied from Medi-cal
Why do they not go By a sliding scale like all others due – Most Seniors are way below average income just barely surviving
Makes No Sense –
Barbara Lambert says
I qualified for this service in January, 2017, but they never hooked it up!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you contacted AT&T’S customer service team yet, Barbara? If not, that should be your first step.
DAVID LORINCE says
Good evening I live in Riverside 02915 RhodeIsland I’m waiting for said and one receive snap for food nothing else can you please help me with Internet access for $10? thank you
David Lorince
DAVID LORINCE says
Correction ssdi since April 2017 still waiting. And I’m really struggling severely. Thank you god bless.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We took the liberty of removing all your personal info because this is a public forum, David. As to your question, there are a number of low-income internet plans and you should check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best before enrolling. Here’s where you can find all those plans and the companies’ contact info:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Debbie says
Is it available in Rock Hill South Carolina
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t tell you if any of the programs are available in your area, Debbie, because we’d spend our entire day answering that same question for people. But you can check out all the low-income internet plans for yourself at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Denise says
Is there a referral program? I would like to go to the community board and help low income families sign up for this program.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not Access from AT&T, Denise. Contact the company’s customer service team using the information we provide on this page.
Eleanor says
How do i apply for low cost Internet for a family member in graniteville sc. She has no income, just minimal child support and food stamps. She has 4 children. 3 of school age, with one being in high school and two in first grade. Not even any phone service at this time. Her entire family is out of state from her and we have no way of keeping in touch with her or her with us unless she is out near public wifi. She needs this $5 low income Internet desperately!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First of all, it’s probably illegal for you to apply for someone else. Of course, you could do all the research and get all the info and then sit beside her to help her apply.
There are a number of low-income plans available and you should look at all of them to determine which one fits your friends needs best. Here’s where you can get started:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Sue Tindle says
I absolutely must express my amazement over the patience of Cheapinternet.com’s Administrator, in replying to these comments. Every single thing anyone needs to know has been carefully covered within the article above. I have to wonder if it’s just being too lazy to read the article or perhaps unable to read, but then if the latter were the case, they shouldn’t be able to spell. High Fives to you Administrator, for you are a far better person than I would be in my responses to the masses. I have to wonder if these people feed themselves, or try to con someone into doing that for them also.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Thanks for your kind words, Sue. We try very hard to be polite to every reader, but sometimes our patience wears a little thin. One reason we loved your comment is that it came in just a few seconds after we replied to another comment from Freddie, a reader who isn’t very satisfied with our service. If you want to see an example of us losing our composure, check it out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states/new-york-internet-service/comment-page-1#comment-88013
JONNY MAE WALLS says
HOW DO I APPLY?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Read the article, Jonny.
Pam says
I am disabled. I recieve food stamps. I am in Michigan. I only make 8,800.00 a year. I need internet for my TV. And old lap top. Can I get high internet In Royal Oak, MI.?
Thank you,
Pam
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans available at this link, Pam:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Denetta says
I want 5 dollar internet serive
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Do you qualify for it, Denetta? Read the article to find out. And remember that the $5 per month service is only available in neighborhoods that already have high-speed service.
Jamea Rodgers says
My wife and I are getting! Prescription assistance in Florida. Does that count as a qualified program for the low cost Internet?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No, it doesn’t, Jamea. Here’s where you can find a complete list of all the various low-income internet plans. Check them all out to find out which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
LaTeshia says
I applied a few months ago because I already had Att services and modem. I didnt need to do all the other stuff. My internet is supose to be $10 a month yet im paying full price.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Did you ever get confirmation that you had been approved for the program, LaTeshia?
Ivy D. Pabon says
I was directed to you for the access program $5 for internet service to my area. We are a household dealing with a lot with very little income coming in. We would greatly appreciate your assistance with this matter. We are on the SNAP Program as well as SSD.
We desperately need internet service in our home, please allow us to be one of your customers at the low cost for low income families.
Thank you, so much for taking the time to read and reply with what I’m praying is awesome news to our family.
Thank you,
Ivy D. Pabon
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Ivy. Check them all out at this link to find out which ones your parents are eligible for and which ones are available where they live:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Tameka Dawkins says
What i.need to do to get att
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Everything you need to know is right in the article on this page, Tameka.
Darlene Nelson says
My granddaughter just called AT&T which clearly lists Spring Valley (in the Clearlake Oaks area). She was told that this is “not in Spring Valley”. Is it or is it not available?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Areas of availability change over time, Darlene, so AT&T may or may not currently be available there. However, many readers tell us they’ve received incorrect info from AT&T’s customer service team, so if we were you we’d call in again and ask the same question.
If AT&T is not available in your area, there are other low-income internet plans that may be. You should check them all out. Here’s where you can find a complete list:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Rachel Han says
May I know if my address has the AT&T internet low income service? My address is *** ******, riverside CA 92506.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We love Riverside, California, Rachel. Unfortunately, we can’t answer your question because we’re not AT&T. Contact AT&T customer service to get your question answered. You might also check the AT&T website.
saphrey robison says
I am a senior citizen and I don’t have school age children at home, I don’t receive food stamps. I am disabled and 68 years old so I live on social security only. none of the so called cheap internet programs help me. I have a few dollars above the limit to get food stamps. and when I call these companies none of them offer cheap internet. unless you fall into the small group. And the ones that are suppose to offer cheap internet other than to these groups don’t because they use at&t or spectrum as their internet provider. they said they laid the cable and I would have o get my internet through them. I wrote before but you never replied.i guess you don’t want your site to publish the sad monopoly facts that at&t and Spectrum have in Sikeston, Mo. And yes I am mad
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Saphrey, but you’re 100% wrong. All the companies we list offer low-income internet plans and, in fact, some of them have millions of low-income customers. It may be that they do not do business in the area in which you live, but that is the nature of the cable business, not some nefarious plot.
We did reply to your previous comment. Here’s what we said:
“How about if you do a little more research, Saphrey, before you shoot your freakin’ mouth off. Your comment is wrong about so many things that we’re not going to waste our time responding.”
Sounds about right this time, too.
Susan Valentine says
I live on a very low income from SSI. I am unable to afford most of the internet companies that want to charge you $45 and up. My daughter is in college and she need the internet to do you homework. She was unable to live in a dorm room that would come with the internet, but the did not have enough dorms. I can’t keep my cell phone on. Sometimes its months at a time that I go with out a phone. It makes it really hard to stay in touch with all of my doctors. Please help us.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to read this website, Susan. It will tell you everything you need to know. Here’s where to start:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Check out each of the programs carefully to find out which ones are available where you live and which ones you qualify for. Good luck.
Bethany Ellis says
I am deaf, in very low income, have good debut program, 67 and live alone, I find it so difficult to keep internet. I came across $5 a month for AT&T. It would help me so much instead of $55 a month. I have expenses that has to be met. This internet eased my isolation since I could not talk or hear on the phone. Do you have low cost text phone services? My income is SSI, very low. Please help me. Have no car to drive to AT&T office. Thank you!! Bethany Ellis
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans you need to check out, Bethany. One of them may be just what you need. Here’s an article that tells you more about each of them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
L. Wendy Jaikaran says
Lifeline phone services or safelink.com will help you with a free cell phone. It will come with 350 minutes, free unlimited texts, & 500mbs of data every month for free. They also have extremely low packages that you can purchase each month for more data & unlimited minutes starting at $10 a month. Hope this helps!
Amy says
How can I check to see if I’m eligible?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The eligibility requirements are listed in the article, Amy. Keep in mind, however, that there are other low-income internet plans that may just work for you better than AT&T’s plan. You can check them all out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Emily says
I would like to take advantage of the $5 a month for internet deal. How would I go about doing this?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can find contact info for Access from AT&T in the article above, Emily. However, there are a number of low-income internet plans available, Tineca. You can get info on all of them at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Richard Minnie says
Looking for low monthly payments.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of plans for you to check out in addition to Access from AT&T, Richard. Here’s a link to a page that describes them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Angela DePriest says
How can I see if I’m approved for the computer system for 149.00
Bilal Mohammad says
i would like to know about service culver city 90232
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t track service from various companies down to the zip code level, Bilal. But you can check out AT&T and all the other low-income plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Deborah Culpen says
Thank you AT&T. I am on foodstamps, Medicare Medicaid disability and SSI.
I would like to apply. It seems too good to be true. I’m thrilled to hear about this. Thanks again.
Jeanna Sylvester says
I have already qualified over phone and need to set up time to get this low income program.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact AT&T, Jeanna.
Dee says
If I no longer receive assistance through the snap program, but everyone in my home receives Medicaid, do we still qualify for the $149 computer?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
As it says in the article above, “To qualify for Access from AT&T, and to get nearly unlimited high-speed broadband internet service in your home plus a low-cost computer for just $5.00 per month, at least one person in your home must receive food stamps (SNAP). And you must live in AT&T’s 21-state service area.”
There are other low-income plans available, Dee. Here’s where you can see them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Carolyn Parker says
This service would be extremely helpful because I’m on a fixed income. However, CenturyLink is the only provider in my area and they automatically disqualify current as me even recently stopped customers.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Please see our answer to your other question on this same topic.
Linda Lopez says
Hello i applied for the lowincom internet my 2 grandkids need it for school work and i need to look for a job on line i sent why was required. How will i no if i qualify
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You should receive notification, but you can always call customer service to check the status of your enrollment.
Sandra K. says
Wow. Thank you so much for posting this information. I’ve been asking ATT about disabled access rates for years and they played dumb: said they didn’t know of anything available. What jerks, but now I got the online application I can do. Some of us are poor due only to severe health problems and in spite of the best laid plans and even achieving a high level of education. Oh it’s just so frustrating to be treated so badly by ATT for so long!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of other low-income internet plans available, too, Sandra, and you should check them out before enrolling with AT&T. Who knows? You may find one that fits your needs better than the AT&T plan. Here’s where you can find all of them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Sheila W says
They have done the same thing to me. telling me that my bill would be less than the $75 I was paying through straight talk and cableone. I’m unable to work due to a chronic illness and I feel the same as you do. I started working at 14 and have always worked hard, which is one reason I have inoperable back injuries. Youd think they would want to help but noooooooooooo. Well I filled out the online app. Keeping fingers crossed, its not a scam!
Carolyn Parker says
Of At&t is anything like CenturyLink then regardless of qualifing status if you are a current customer or have been in the last 6mths they deny ypu
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, they all have very similar rules, Carolyn. But there are some options. Take a look at PCs for People and 4GCommunity at this link. They may be just what you need:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Sylvia Tapia says
I’m on Disability and Food stamps, so I’m on a fixed income.
I have a question; Do I have to pay the full amount up front for the Computer or can I make payments to pay it off?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You’re required to pay it upfront, Sylvia. But take a look at this link, because you may be able to find a different deal in your area code (we’ll keep our fingers crossed):
http://everyoneon.org
Justine Lucero says
Can I sign up for low income intrent online ?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, there are a number of plans and you should review them all before deciding on one. Here’s a link to all those plans, complete with contact info and a “rough” indication of where the plans are available:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Ronald Belong Sr. says
Hi, I’m 70 years old. Disabled, on $700 a month Social Security Income . I pay $500 a month at Good Semaritian Home. Phone no. 1-208-570-****. I have my small room, an old laptop Dell. I’m trying to keep up with the going on with medical, the world, and my 10 Grand Kids ,& 3 Great Grand kids. I could do this pretty good with Cheap, High Speed Internet. And new computer. Don’t have $$$ to go see them around the State.I’m just serving. Please bless me with cheap Internet and anything you can if you would be so inclined. God Will surely Bless you for what your doing for people. Sincerley, Ronald Belong Sr. 1-208-570-****
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We hope you’re right about that blessing stuff, Ronald. There are a number of plans that you should check out in addition to AT&T. Here’s a link that tells you about all of them. Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. They can both help you with a computer in addition to cheap internet if — and this is a BIG if — they are available in your area. Here’s a link to that page:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Cathy McCormack says
My husband and I are both on disability. And he has been going through cancer treatments for over a year now.we get food stamps.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the plans at the following link. There are a number of them that may work. Look at all of them, but pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. Here’s that link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Lorena M Vasquez says
How can i get low income internet for my home
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Virtually every landline phone company offers a Lifeline discount (usually $9.25 per month). Only Lifeline cell phones are free.
Mitchell Benedict says
is it TRICKY?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Is what tricky? C’mon, Mitchell, give us a little more information.
Linda says
I need internet services..I get snap assistance.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out ALL the low-income internet plans available before you decide to enroll with one. You can see all those plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
nena says
great info,,, will pass this on
Alan says
Nothing for Idaho?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
AT&T doesn’t offer service in Idaho, but one or more of the other low-income internet service providers surely does. Here’s where you can find those companies and the plans they offer:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
DEBORAH DAVIS says
i am already a att internet customer. how do i go about getting low-income internet, i do recieve snap, medicade, and medicare.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Bad news, Deborah. If you already have full-price AT&T internet service, you cannot switch over to its low-income internet service. We know that sounds crazy, but it’s true. Don’t despair, though, because you can always get low-income internet service from a number of other companies. You can see them all at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Nancy Carpenter says
Hey att you offer cheap intent to those who have snap cards. I do but the fact I live outside of mason / covington tn. I don’t get it. I only live 23 miles from memphis tn but in the 18 years out here. Still no internet setvice. Satellite is high way robbery
Not fair you offer this program but not to all people
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
They can only offer the service in areas in which they do business, Nancy. Americans who live in really rural areas have one hell of a hard time finding good internet providers.
felicia fitzhugh says
I need to be sent information about the low income program via email please thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Felicia, but due to the volume of comments and questions qet, we are unable to respond individually. However, all the information you need can be found at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
KAROL JO MKAPPEL says
MOVED TO pETALUMA, CA. MEDICARE, MEDICAID CARD HOLDER.
WHAT INTERNET SERVICE FOR ME?
DO NOT HAVE AN ADDRESS YET.
HAVE BEEN IN NOVATO AND COVERAGE VARIES FOR WHAT PART OF TOWN ONE LIVES IN. WHAT ABOUT PETALUMA MOBILE HOME PARKS?
PLEASE RESPOND ASAP FOR SENIOR RATES.
TX
KAROL JO KAPPEL
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can’t get the service until you have a permanent address, Karol Jo. There’s no way to know which mobile home parks have the best coverage. However, there are a number of low-income internet programs in addition to AT&T. You can check them all out to find out which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in the Petaluma area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com
GRACIELA ARREDONDO says
Quiero tener el internet en casa a bajo costo, que necesito para tener este beneficio?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Todo lo que necesita saber se puede encontrar en el siguiente enlace. ¿Usted lee inglés o tiene alguien que puede traducir para usted?
james franklin says
ssi income free internet needed!
james franklin says
im ready
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Set. Go.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to apply with one of the low-income internet companies, James. You can find info on all the low-income plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Estelle Pearce says
I would like to sign up for the 5.00 a month internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If you want to enroll you need to contact AT&T using the contact info we provided in the article.
BJ Jordan says
Has there been any updates that add Cincinnati, Ohio to the service area? Or can you advise other free sources for seniors on SNAP.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sure thing, BJ. Here’s where you can check out all the low-income internet plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Pjustin says
Hi, I’d just like to share my experience on successfully gaining Access from ATT(service started in April’17) and maybe this can be a broad guide for others.
make sure you have the following: proof of eligibility, in my case, in CA, I used my EBT card, you can also use(only in CA) your SSI benefits letter(w/c you can get online at socialsecurity.gov) NOT SSDI(upon learning this, I already knew this will be an uphill battle)
a working email address
the address where the (eligible)service will be(this address also needs to be able for you to physically receive mail)
something to take pictures with
optional: working fax or an online faxing service like minifax(app)
Understand that this program was forced upon the company so they wont help you in anyway and, in fact, might hinder you in applying(which they did, unsuccessfully, to me). So, if you can’t pay the $10 per month, they will cut the service ASAP and to reconnect takes $50.
First, I completed the form on the ATT Access website(link above). I made sure I filled it out correctly, attached the correct files(in this case, 2 pics showing the front and back of my EBT) and screenshots before I hit submit(because you will never see this page again after you hit that button, there are no redos).
I get declined the next day thru email stating that I submitted only the front picture of my EBT, not the back and that I will have to resubmit the application that I will be getting thru postal mail.
I called, explaining that I have proof that I DID submit the back pic(screenshot). The nice and polite lady still declined me restating that I will still have to resubmit the application. Can I just resubmit it online? No she said(nicely) it has to be the physical application.
At this point, I pretty much gave up since I really dont think they would send me an application. But to my surprise, 3days after, in a nondescript white envelope is the application(which is the exact same thing as the one online, only printed) and a cover letter stating that I can submit in 3 ways: postal, fax or email.
I fill out the application, making sure it was consistent with the first application and proceeded to submit all three ways, starting with email, then fax and lastly postal( i didnt need to make copies since i have them thru email)
2days after, i get an email saying that Im approved and that the router was also sent. I get the same message the next day thru postal then 2 days after that, the router. Tried setting it up myself, didnt work, I then set up an online account with att and had a tech come over to set it up for me(turns out my phoneline wasnt working in my new place). Now Everything works perfectly. I then set it on autopay and i just have to make sure I have 10$ every cycle.<
So there you have it. Was it worth it? Well, I pay 10$ flat while my Mom pays for 50$/mo l(plus taxes and BS fees) for "premium" high speed(which I think is BS). so, yes, yes it is.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Great story, Justin. Thanks for walking us through the process and telling our readers what to expect. Lots of them will find your comments VERY helpful.
Ana says
How fast is it? Are you satisfied?
bullfrog says
please send me application 55 w carver dr. ***** ** ***** i called and asked been a week still no app
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t send you an application, Bullfrog, because we are not a free government cell phone service provider. This is an independent informational website.
Caroline says
I am a widow on Social Security Disability and now on Food Stamps. I live in Mobile Al. Also, I have 2 children at home. I am trying to complete the online application for AT&T internet. It will not allow me to submit my application. Has anyone had this problem? What should I do? I desperately need internet. I am using my neighbors for this application.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you tried calling AT&T customer service, Caroline. They can probably help you with your problem.
Caroline says
No not yet. I try to handle as much as possible by myself online. Comcast has a tendency to dispatch my phone calls all over the world, regardless if I ask for someone in the US or local. Their abuse of customers and customer service has me apprehensive. Is there a direct number for this program? Forgive me please if I’ve overlooked the number.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You can find the number in the article above. You can find contact info for all the other low-income internet plans by clicking on any company listed on this page:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
bullfrog says
this is bullfrog in pcola icalled the number and talked to very nice courteous lady she advised me on step by step
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Great. Glad to hear you had success.
Sharon Taylor says
How do i sign up?I receive snap benefits in Hopkinsville,Ky.I don’t have phone now but you can text me at 270 438 ****
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Before you commit to AT&T, Sharon, please be aware that there are a number of low income internet plans available. You should check them all out before you enroll with any of them. Here’s where you can find and compare them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
LaTonya Kay Washington says
hi my name is Latonya Washington I receive snap benefits in Hugo Oklahoma my phone number is 580-485-****. I am interested in the low income internet and home telephone plz respond to me soon
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find a complete list of low-income internet plans, LaTonya. Check them all out before you decide which one is best for you:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
If you want a free government cell phone, check out all the plans available in your state at our other website, FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net. Here’s a link:
http://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Marite Golz says
I would like to know more of this cheapinternet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find info on ALL the low-income internet plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Huna says
I called att and they say they know nothing about the laptop computer reported in the article
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
A lot of customer service agents are less informed than they should be, Hunt. Here’s where you can go to cut out the AT&T middle man and deal directly with the low-cost computer people:
http://everyoneon.org
Connie Thurman says
I think AT&T + HUD have done Americans with low income, meeting the requirements, a positive Internet service program.
I have to believe it will work out as they say. I’m 62 years old.
than xusn vu says
I am senior and receive ssi ,so I need to help in program from att for low-income senior.thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income plans, Than, and you should check them all out before you choose a service provider. You can check out all the plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Zoila Delgado says
I an on disability and get SSI and Food Stamps, I would like to get Inernet Services with ATandT
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact AT&T using the contact info we provided in the above article. They’ll be happy to enroll you.
Tracy says
At&t access internet they’re fraudulent with their charges& billing &your bill will contunue to double and they give you every excuse possible & even if you show/prove their error they’ll tell you sorry I xabtt reverse or remove those charges my service has never been suspended but I’ve been charged 2 restoral charges for uverse by that way isn’t available in my area but they insist I have it. they refuse to give me a complete list of charges& payment dates received amt date applied. So seems that if you pay your bill in full they claim your service was suspended_&the amount you’ve paid is restoral fee and you still owe the bill they don’t provide you with any code his terms or procedures or charges that can concur when you apply for access internet. they send no notifications warnings etc. so their at&t are getting major incentives tax breaks from goverment to provide this service. they’re also sticking it to the low income customer and over charging for both charges. I’m contacting the ca lifeline adminstration &filing complaint with utilities commission&better business bureau ,and filing for overcharges
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Well, good luck on that, Tracy. California Lifeline has no control over AT&T’s Access program. You’d be better of complaining to the Federal Communications Commission.
John says
Why is Iowa not on the list
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
AT&T does not offer service in Iowa. Take a look at the other low-income internet plans available at this link, John.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Dale M says
Do I need to also have AT@T phone to get the low cost internet?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No.
Debbie M Brose says
OK I just hope this pans out.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We hope so, too, Debbie.
Richard Estrada says
I am on food stamps and I want to know if I qualify for low cost internet.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You qualify for some of the programs, but not for others. You need to go through our listings for each of the low-income plans to see which ones are available in your area AND which ones you qualify for. You can do that at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
sgt heiss says
none in pennsylvania
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check all the other low-income internet plans, Sarge. We’re pretty sure you’ll find at least one that’s available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
AC says
Good lord, it’s no wonder the majority of commentors on here are low income.. Not a single person asking for information bothered to read the article above that literally answers each and every one of their questions!
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**It’s nicely spelled out for you people, just view the freaking article.***
*And no, they cannot sign you up for Food Stamps here.*
Vincent hall says
I need a low income Internet service for my apartment
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of programs available, depending on where you live, Vincent. Here’s where you can check them all out, including where they’re available and what it takes to be eligible. We’ve also provided contact info for each company:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Maranda Coltrane says
I have been trying to get this service for over a month. First call they never sent me the application, second time they took forever to send it. once i got it i filled it out and sent it back ti the email they provided me.NOTHING. i keep calling they say that it was received give 3 business days for answer, then i call after 3 business days only to find out they never got the completed application. So i asked for a supervisor, who then told me it would take an additional 7-10 business days because it was now in “escalations’ wtf they suck so im on here looking for something else
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Can’t say we blame you, Maranda. Here’s a complete list of all the low-income internet providers. Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
MARTHA Marquez says
Hi How could my senior and disabled friend get low cost Internet service?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There is no plan designed specifically for the disabled, Martha, but we would imagine that your friend might qualify for a couple of the low-income internet plans. Check out the eligibility requirements and regional availability here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
c.Bolanowski says
Does this apply to persons in New York State especially the handicapped?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Unfortunately, AT&T does not offer service of any kind in New York. However, there are lots of other low-income internet plans and you may be eligible for one of them. Check them all out at the following link to find out which ones are available in New York and which ones you’re eligible for:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Paul W says
You had me fooled. For a moment, I really thought I could get Internet service for $5 — OK $10. Then came the the catch: One must be getting food stamps. I don’t get food stamps, but believe me, I’m low income. (What we really need in this town, San Francisco, is RENT stamps.) I receive lowered AT&T & PG&E bills, and I’m on Social Security.
Curently I have a defective, dial-up Internet system. (The most common message on my screen is, “This page can’t be displayed.”) So I seek a basic service — for e-mail, search engines, and reading web sites — one step above dial-up. WHICH COMPANY CAN I TURN TO?
Your site/service is appreciated.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Thanks, Paul. We can recommend two companies for which eligibility is not dependent on having children on the school lunch program or food stamps. One is PCs for People and the other is 4CCommunity. Check them both out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
gabriele says
The requirements say people who (qualify). You don’t have to be on food stamps.
Crystal says
I’m interested in high speed internet.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the high-speed, low-income internet plans at this link, Crystal:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Joyce williams says
I was approved for low income internet service but I lost the paperwork who do I get in touch with
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Were you approved by AT&T, Joyce? If so, contact its customer service team using the contact info we’ve provided in the above article.
Jackie Roland says
How can I get this program I’m on a fixed income please give me information about this Thanks
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The article explains it all, Jackie. But have you checked out all the other low-income internet plans? One of them may work better for you. You can check them all out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
christine says
I tried to fill out the form to apply for low income internet service and could not fill it out.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Why not, Christine? What was the problem?
Ana perez says
Interested!
Ana perez says
I need the service please contact me my ☎ is 848 391 ××××
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The article provides the contact info you need, Ana. Go to the web page shown in the article and you can enroll (assuming you are eligible, that is).
Sharon Wheatley says
Do u all do sat tv or cable too ???????
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
None of the low-income plans include any kind of television service, Sharon.
susan k pilgrim says
i an from wisconsin, how do i apply for low income internet? please contact me. phone is 715 408 **** or cell 608 518 ****
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are lots of low-income internet plans, Susan, and you can check them all out at the following link to find the ones for which you’re eligible that are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
montasha brooks says
how do i apply for the at&t low income internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Read the article, Montana. It has all the information you need.
Reuben says
I applied three months ago in Jan I recieved a denial because of a Sig that supposedly missing which it wasn’t trust me I went over it twice word for word making sure it was correct then I remailed a second one and it had been one month later in Feb I still didn’t received any answer so I called and guy said he will send out another well were the hell did my application go then (trash) but I then waited again till now so I call and they said nothing was ever received OK what the heck is going on here hmmm? Do you guys really want to help because I keep getting some wierd things happen regarding my app we are on food stamps and section 8 HUD apts so I know we more then qualify well I resnt a 3rd time via email can’t wait to see what they say next as to why they can’t honor there program
S. says
This website kind of hard to navigate and confusing not a simple layout u don’t know if you’re hitting advertiser or link to help. Can understand if people get confused about not finding more info or links.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry you find it difficult to navigate, S. That’s the first time we’ve heard that complaint.
Yolanda says
I do qualify for Access but as my luck usual turns up and says not so fast! Access isn’t offered in my State so that makes me 0-2!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Save yourself a lot of hunting, Yolanda, and look at this list of low-income internet service providers. We list all the cities and states in which they are available:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Adore Ivette says
I guess us Northern Eastern folks aren’t poor enough.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If AT&T isn’t available where you live, don’t give up, Adore. There are lots of other plans for you to check out. Hopefully, you’re eligible for one of them that’s available where you live. Here’s where you can check them all out:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Karla says
Hi CheapInternet.com Administrator my name is Karla and I’m kind of wondering if you know what are the qualifications for AT&T’s Access? I hope you know, thanks and have a nice day
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s all spelled out in the article, Karla, under “How to qualify for Access from AT&T.”
Sabrina Wilson says
I would like to know where the application is that was supposed to be mailed to me Is at I haven’t gotten it yet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
This is an independent informational website, Sabrina, and we are not affiliated with any of the low-income internet service providers. So we have no idea if the application was sent. Contact customer service at your chosen provider to get the answer to that question.
Johnny Carr says
How do I apply?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
AT&T’s contact info is right there in the article, Johnny.
rene Rodriguez says
I need to get snap.
ANY Phone Number PLEASE SEND ME THE INFORMATION.
MY ZIP CODE
90802
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not AT&T, Rene. We’re an independent website. If you want to enroll in Access from AT&T, you need to contact the company using the contact info we provided in this article.
Jamie Peterson says
Trying to get internet have foodstamps and mediciade
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Do yourself a favor and check out all the low-income internet plans before you decide which one works best for you, Jamie. Here’s where you can find all of them, their eligibility requirements, and where they are available:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Lawanda says
I want to get this
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Then you need to contact AT&T. The contact info you need can be found in the article above.
Tammy Smith says
I would like to sign up for this Internet service..I receive Snap benefit and live in Rosenberg Texas 77471
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to contact AT&T to enroll, Tammy. You can find the contact info in the article above.
Amy L Mcbride says
You know it states that you must leave within one of the 21 service-providing states however South Carolina is a qualifying State the only county that does not have the service is green how is this possible because every other County in South Carolina qualifies
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s a question only AT&T customer service can answer, Amy.
Amie O'Bannon says
I would like to know more in how I can apply for low income wifi asap,
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income service providers, Amie. You can check them all out, see the qualification requirements, costs, where they are available, and contact info at the following link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Sabrina Wilson says
I would like to get more information about this snap/entry/Medicaid cheap low income $5 monthly wifi and what I have to do to get home wifi as soon as I can!
Thanks
sabrina wilson
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Did you read this article, Sabrina. It gives you everything you need to know, including contact info at AT&T.
cindyholden says
how can you have censored comments? only the good ones show up?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Once again, we think this must be a comment Cindy left on the AT&T site, then cut and pasted it here. We’re not AT&T, Cindy. And we only censor comments for two reasons: (1) Foul language, and (2) to take out personal information that dishonest people could use to commit identity fraud, such as social security numbers, phone numbers, addresses, etc.
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600GB Data usage per month will not come close to enough to cover 30 days
All honesty i’m 1 person on extreme 105 and i use more then 600GB i even hit 900GB or more and i can not amagin familys using extreme 105 just to get over the limit what would really need to happen. The math of old and new:
250GB from my math was to cover Average US use of 13Mbps. but since 2010 more users with 100+Mbps have been poping up
math:
250GB divided by 30 = 8.3GB per day with 13Mbps being Average so i put together a simple way to add up the change
13×8= 104Mbps pretty close to the new day speeds
taking 8.3×8=66.4×30=1992GB so why not call it an even 2000GB per month Data usage and there is your much needed number if you plan on going against this you technicly are planning to rip Millions of customers off even after the fact this was posted to help Fix your delema
i have Autism and Math and Computers were always my strongest area
Your local Customer : Darklord storm
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We think Cindy has cut and pasted a comment she left on the AT&T Access site, but we’re not sure. But we will make one observation: Anyone who’s using 8.3GB per day or 2000GB per month is an INCREDIBLY heavy user. The only way to eat up that much data is to download a couple Netflix movies every single day of the year. These programs were never intended to provide that kind of usage. They are supposed to be basic plans to help people with their basic computer and internet needs.
Layla Rose says
I’m wary of the AT&T Access, as it’s more of a mobile type data based internet thing. Not like having broadband. I wish there were more affordable broadband options. I’m a big video streamer. It’s the only way that I can keep my sanity with a disability. But it’s such a strain to pay the bill every month. Does anyone know how well you can stream videos (e.g. Netflix)?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Anyone have any advice for Layla?
Lovey Luvv says
I know why it’s $10/mos now-depending on what speeds are available in your area…http://lifehacker.com/at-ts-access-program-provides-10-month-internet-to-low-1772554566
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You beat us to it, Lovey.
Lovey Luvv says
I was told by an AT&T rep that their Access Program is $10/mos plus tax… how can I get it for $5/mos?!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The prices are determined by the speed available in your neighborhood. The $10 plan is much faster than the $5 plan. You can find all the details in the article on this page, Lovey.
Dustin Meyer says
My application had wrong snap card I am sending the right one .so I will wait and see the answer
Gracie Pina says
I am 57 and on a fixed low income due to being disabled. I live in housing section 8. My income is 10,000.per year. I use the church luncheons and local foodbank to make ends meet…I feel left behind. I do not know how to navigate very well but would love to learn. Best Buy offered me a free 1 hour session just to learn how to use my phone…awesome possum!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Cool, Gracie.
Doroth Duncan says
My mother and I have looking for months for a program just like this for Seniors.
Last night just as I was turning the TV off, I caught the last part of AT&T Access
commercial I wasn’t; able to catch the number; this evening I got to looking for the website it has taken me several hours but I found it by the way I’m 62 and my mother is 80 were both on fixed monthly incomes. I cant wait till in morning and if I’m able to get good results. at Access from AT&T.
My son said if sounds to good to be true you know the answer. I want to say to him I knew I was right I just need patients. Dorothy & Phyllis Ft, Worth, TX
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If, for some reason, AT&T doesn’t work out for you, make sure you check out all the other low-income internet plans, especially PCs for People and 4GCommunity. You can see all those plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
And good luck as you recover from the fire.
Hector Vasquez says
I live in ferris texas do you have at&t Internet in this area
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The cities and towns listed in the article should only be considered a rough indication of where the plans is available. In other words, even if Ferris isn’t listed, that does not mean the program isn’t available. Contact AT&T customer service to find out if your area is covered.
Deborah Tomlinson says
I just spent 2 1/2 hours calling various ATT telephone numbers (referred by one ATT rep after another) trying to get ANY info on ATT’s internet service and Lifeline. Every rep denied any such Lifeline service existed for internet service. I read about it on Assurance Wireless Company’s website. I finally thought about Googling Lifeline internet and found your website. You listed all the cities in California and lo and behold, my small town is listed as a city that ATT provides Lifeline internet. Why is ATT permitted to literally hide this info from consumers, even lie out loud about it? And what can I do to stop this travesty? Any help would be appreciated. And a heartfelt thanks to you for providing me with the truth..
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’ve received a number of complaints just like yours, Deborah. We would like think that it’s simply a case of uninformed service reps, but who knows? Next time you speak to AT&T, ask to speak to a supervisor. Refer that supervisor to the following page from AT&T’s website:
https://m.att.com/shopmobile/internet/access/index.html
Luis Gonzalez says
I am a very low income senior, living in San Jose, California. I need internet connectivity really bad. How can I qualify and get your service?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not AT&T, Luis. We’re an independent website, so AT&T will not see your question here. But here’s some advice: Check out all the low-income internet plans before you settle on AT&T. We’d say the same thing to any other reader looking at any other program. Here’s where you can find more info about all the plans. Check them all out to find the ones available in your area and for which you’re eligible. Here’s a link to those programs:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Beverly Shurbet says
do you have home phone for low income like the internet too
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You better believe we have it, Beverly. You just need to visit our other website, FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net. It will tell you everything you need to know about the Lifeline free government cell phone program. Here’s a link that will take you to the “Do You Qualify?” page. Start there and explore the rest of the site:
http://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/basics/qualify
After you find out if you qualify, take a look at all the plans available in your state at the link below. Check them all out carefully to make sure you get the plan that fits your needs best (most minutes, most texts, most data, newest smartphone, etc). Here’s a link to your state’s page:
http://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
Are we helpful or what?
Mary Kienel says
I called AT&T to inquire about the Access program for the $10 Internet service if you’re on the SNAP program, which I am. The young lady asked for my address 253 Old Deer Path Way, Cleveland GA 30528. She told me it is in my area. However, I did not find Clevrland listed on the previews list. Maybe the list hasn’t been updated. Is it available in my area or not? Thank you.
Malika Masouda says
I would like to have information about this program
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’ve provided thorough information, including contact info, in the article above, Malika. But you should also check out all the other low-income internet plans available just in case one of them matches your needs better than AT&T. Here’s where you can find info on all of them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Lucinda Blankenship says
I am a Senior, low income, EBT, and I’m looking to find an internet I can afford.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find information on ALL the low-income internet plans, Lucinda. Check them all out to find the ones for which you qualify that are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Olga A. Ausburne says
I am a 59 year old disabled woman, ho bound. I am wishing for the internet and computer in order to take classes on line. I am in desperate need to become mentally and emotionally, not to forget physically capable to self support within a 12-13 month span.
Please will you help me? GOD BLESS!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet programs that may help you, Olga. Here’s where you can find them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Each of them has different qualification requirements and is available in different areas of the country. Based on what you said about yourself, pay particular attention to two of the programs: PCs for People and 4GCommunity.
Leni-beth Redmon says
I am a low income, partially disabled, senior on Sec 8. I am on meals wheels program, but have not applied to the food stamp program recently; however I have been on food stamps @ varius times in the past. I could not find my state, so what can i do to get on some sort of inexpensive program?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet programs at the following link. We don’t know where you live, but pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. They’re not available everywhere, but they both make it much easier to qualify:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Tiisha says
I would like to know how to request the service to be available to my area or city limit
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Clarification: Are you saying that it’s not available now, but you want AT&T to expand into your area?
Melody says
How do i find out if i qualified?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The qualification requirements are listed in the above article, Melody.
barb mannion says
Need info in the mail about this at internet access ** ****** rd chesterfield, mo 63005
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Barb, but due to the sheer volume of comments and questions we receive, we are unable to respond by mail. But you can easily contact Access by using the contact info we included in the above article.
DEANNA says
I called ATT re the Access program in Mobile Alabama. I was told it is not available. I thought as long as ATT services us it is available..
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There is a major “catch” to the AT&T program. It’s only available in areas in which AT&T can provide fast enough internet service. So there are gaps in the service areas caused by lack of speed. AT&T is upgrading as fast as they can, but that doesn’t help people who are out of luck now.
Melissa says
Why isn’t Antigo WI on your list for hundreds of people like me who can’t afford internet? I have ,2 Pree teens that need the internet for home work and I don’t always have time or money to go to the library. Please help
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Don’t think of our list as 100% complete, Melissa. It’s quite possible that Access may be available where you live. You should contact AT&T with the information provided in the article to get a definitive answer regarding availability.
Kerrin says
I am a disabled 53 year old person that does not have a child in the house and am very low income. Why is it that all of these programs are only for people with children and not for disabled adults? I am in Washington state and cannot afford all these high priced internet providers. Could anyone direct me as to where I can get some help?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Keep reading, Kerrin. There are several plans that do not require children and even allow enrollees to have higher incomes. Check out all the low-income plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity.
JAN BRADY says
HELP!!!I am trying to find an Company that works with MAINE residents for a discounted internet service provider. I’m paying $65per month, If I get behind even one month I’m screwed. My income is awful and Im d disabled. I’ve search for 2hrs and can’t find any companies who service the state of Maine. Thank You
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Our “States” page will give you a complete breakdown of the low-income internet plans available in each state. You can find it at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/states
Reid Smith says
I live in Wisconsin, below the poverty level and I’m on Badgercare which is medical coverage for low income residence but it’s not Medicare. Do I qualify for help?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You do NOT qualify for Access from AT&T because you are on Badgercare. However, there are several other low-income internet plans that you may qualify for — if they are available in your area. Check out two in particular: PCs for People and 4GCommunity.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Gail Gugino says
I recently posted a comment about ATT MISLEADING customers about their access low income service and you told me to speak to,one of their representatives. Does no good q they are the ones giving out wrong info along with the applications. ATT is a corrupt and greedy company. I have been fighting with them for 4 years. The prices are outrageous for the service we receive.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t help you if your mind is made up and you aren’t willing to follow the advice we give you, Gail.
Stevon Christian says
Yes I would like to get that low cost wifi
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Then you should enroll using the contact info available in this article.
GAil Gugino says
Once again AT&T is false advertising. I have applied 2 times for the access low income Internet plan. It states that CA. Residents can qualify if one is on SSI. Only to find out after months of waiting and my bill of $40.00 per month for low speed adding up. That it is SSA Which means one needs to be on the SNAP Program. Now my bill is up to $129.00 and I do not have the money to pay it. False advertising and lies and poor quality. And why are you still sending out applications that have SSI MISLEADING YOUR CUTOMERS?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Hey, don’t blame us, Gail. We’re not AT&T. We’re an independent website, which means that AT&T will not see your comment here. You need to speak to the company’s customer service reps directly.
t,whitley says
do you have to have a land line to get internet service.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No. The plans include wireless.
Cheryl says
I am on Medicaid and have NO income. I live with my parents, mother with Alzheimer’s, father had prostate cancer, he’s doing well, so far. Both are on fixed income and I’m in process of fighting for my ssdi due to my health! I have an incurable disease called Gastroparesis, along with severe anxiety and depression, arthritis, degenerative disc disease, waiting to see a neurologist because of some other symptoms and concerns. I am a part of a number of advocacy groups for Gastroparesis and Alzheimer’s caregivers. I need internet access other than using my at&t data up every month. I need unlimited access for my health information also. Please help me get connected with an internet access.
Sincerely; Cheryl
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Cheryl, but none of the programs offer unlimited internet. We’d suggest that you check out all the low-income internet programs available to see if you can find one you qualify for that’s available in your area. Here’s where you can find that info:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
isaias lopez lopez says
NECESITO INTERNET SOY DE BAJOS RECURSOS
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Lea sobre todos los planes de internet de bajos ingresos en esta página:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
A. Keenan says
I am trying to set up a hearing impaired Caption telephone for my elderly father. He receives pension and I know he is not on Gov’t assistance, but of course the budget is tight. He is not technologically up to date and has never had internet service of any type. However, the phone requires internet service to work. I worry that should there be an emergency in the home, he will not be able to hear if he calls for help.
I cannot afford to gift him monthly internet myself as I am a single mom heading my own household. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.\
Thank you.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you checked to see if his monthly pension is low enough to make him eligible for a free government cell phone? Here’s where you can check the eligibility requirements:
http://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/basics/qualify
JEAN A GREEN says
Does AT&T require a contract to sign up for internet service if you qualify under the snap program, or can you do month to month?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We love it when readers ask us questions for which we do not know the answers. We had to do a little research, but now we’ll be able to answer the question for other readers who ask it in the future. The answer is good news for you, Jean. Here’s what AT&T says on its website:
“There is no term commitment for services provided under the Access program from AT&T. Customers may cancel at any time by calling the number on their bill, or by calling the Access from AT&T dedicated call center at 855.220.5211.”
Joni says
I’d love to get internet for $5-10/mo, but we’re not on food stamps. I live with my grandma (retired, on pension) and I’m currently unemployed looking for work. It’s a hassle to go to the coffeehouse or the library to use their internet every day so I can check my application status & email. Do you know of any program that I might be able to qualify for? A little background: no one can claim me as dependent, I’m listed as head of household on taxes, CoveredCA, etc. Up until this past May I had been in college.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the programs on our Low-Income Internet page, Joni. It’s possible that you’ll find one available in your area for which you are eligible:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Debra says
Where can I find the $149 computer or laptop?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Simple, Debra. Go to EveryoneOn.org.
tammy says
How about nappanee Indiana and shipshewanna Indiana. Why are not listed.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First, it’s possible that AT&T doesn’t serve those communities. But you should consider our list a general guideline to availability. You’ll need to contact AT&T to find out if the program is available in your town.
David Abitua says
I am interested and getting AT&T internet service for low income homes I’m just having trouble trying to apply for low income internet if someone could email me and help me out thank you
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t email you, David, due to the sheer volume of comments and questions we get every single day. But check out some comments made earlier on this page to see how easy it is to apply.
Allen Loos says
It took about 10 business days to receive a written reply from AT&T. But I called 9 days and was told the letter was on the way. The lady signed me up anyway on the phone that day.
Allen Loos says
I applied for AT&T Access last September and was accepted and enrolled in the program. However, the cost quoted to me and that I am paying is $10.00 per month, not $5.00. Still a great deal but this article is wrong about the cost.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Re-read the article, Allen. It says $5 or $10 depending on where you live and what speeds are available.
Mary Covington says
I sent my info in on Monday, and I haven’t heard back from you guys. Is there any thing else I need to do?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You didn’t send your information to us, Mary, because we’re not AT&T. However, you might want to call AT&T customer service to ask how long it usually takes.
Donna says
Why isn’t New Mexico included in this?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
None of the plans are national in scope, Donna. In AT&T’s case, it used to offer service nationally, but the federal government broke the company up into smaller, regional companies decades ago. New Mexico was not included in the territory covered by the entity that kept the AT&T name.
Angelina Vargas says
I would like to start service in Barstow Ca
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to contact the service provider’s customer service team, Angelina. The contact info can be found in the article above.
Keep in mind that other companies also offer great low-income internet plans. You can find them all here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You need to contact Access, Angelina. We’re not an internet service provider. We’re an independent website. You can find the company’s contact info in the article.
Elizabeth Ward says
what will i have to do to do to be eligible to get the low-income internet for $ 5.00 per month
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First thing you need to do is read the freakin’ article, Elizabeth.
Wendy says
I applied about 2weeks ago for the att access. Havent heard back yet.
How can I check my application status?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you been notified by AT&T that you’ve been approved?
Try calling this number to check the status of your account:
1-855-220-5211
Hashmat Khan Yusufzai says
Hi, I am new in this list but the question is I’m trying to find out the way how to apply for low incom internet online please help me thanks
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Use the contact info in the article to contact Access, Hashmet.
eugene huskey says
i am retired and is getting unemployment of $262.00 a week. want to qualify for your $5.00 a month plan because i want to stream the internet.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are not AT&T, Eugene. We’re an independent website. You need to contact Access from AT&T directly.
Ashley Haubert says
At&t provides service to my area but the list doesn’t list my town. Are at&t and access at&t servicing different areas depending on which program you’re using?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Think of our listings as rough guidelines as to where the service is available. Your best bet is contacting AT&T Access online or by phone to find out for sure if your address can receive the service.
Teresa says
I work an make a few doses to much to qualify for government help internet help any kind of help what so ever. We never have food not having Christmas no internet we can’t get any kind of help because according to the standard. I make too much money. I make about $20.too much for help. It’s truly sad. That in order to get any discounted anything you have to be on assistance. That tells me it’s easier to sit in my back side an not work an I can get all the free food an discounted stuff.an all the help in the world. Yet I work an bust my back side an I am truly low income. Crazy how this world works. Merry Christmas to all those who can afford it.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There may be an option available for you, Teresa. You can be eligible for the PCs for People with a much higher income level than with most of the other companies. It’s available anywhere the Sprint national cell network is available. Check it out here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Kriston says
We qualified for Access aND now am waiting on our eqipment for self installation. How do I find out if we are eligible for the computer?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If you qualified for Access, you qualify for the computer.
Amiee says
I am disabled with children and was denied food stamps because they couldn’t get ahold of my children’s father. I live on 733 a month. I was given a router and need a computer laptop badly because I want to go to school so I can provide for my 3 daughters better. Is that possible?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Try this, Aimee. Visit the EveryoneOn.org website.
Click on “What we do.”
Then click on “Low-Cost Internet.”
Then click on “Availability by State.”
Then click on your state.
You’ll be presented with a wide choice of cities where inexpensive computers are available.
Alexis Rowberry says
If I currently have Internet serviceservice through AT &T can i apply for this and it be converted to this plan? I do qualify and live in an area listed. Thank you
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You have hit upon one of the biggest flaws (in our opinion) in this or any of the other low-income internet plans. In short, no, you cannot switch from a regular plan to the inexpensive, low-income plan. Crazy, isn’t it? What you can do, however, it change to another low-income plan if any of them are available in your area. Pay particular attention to PCs for People. Here’s where you can find that info:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Dusty Bare says
I see North Wilkesboro, NC is not on the list and internet providers still can’t get to our house with decent high speed internet either! My wife and I are in process of contacting the FCC about all those improvements that were supposed to be done for the farther reaches of our state! None of those improvements were ever even attempted, but I guarantee they got their hands on the government grants. I have been encouraging all the other elderly and all the other people living out in the farther reaches of our county to write the FCC as well. We have called about the same high speed internet currently available in North Wilkesboro,NC, every month for the last 5 years and we got the same answer every time, “That will not be available for you until next month.” 5 years later it has been made available to neighbors less that 1 mile away from us, but it has still never been made available to us. We have even offered to pay for the cable ourselves and the company’s here will not even consider it. Our local internet providers don’t care if we all have equal access to internet service. All they care about is speeding their service up! Now, ATT lists 150+ towns in NC that they service with $5 internet, but North Wilkesboro somehow did not make their list either. Our family lives at the poverty level, but we are forced to pay over $100.00 each month for an internet basic package that stinks. Our grandson needs the internet for school, but since our service is pulled off the very end of their cables, the service is terrible and “shoots itself in the foot” on a regular basis! There is no special pricing through “Centurylink” for seniors or anyone else who struggles to pay their bills. Looks like ATT remembered where all those EXTRA OBAMA DOLLARS were suppose to go too!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Just because it’s not on the list does not mean AT&T doesn’t serve the area. Our list is not 100% comprehensive, so you should try calling AT&T to ask about the Access program. Good luck.
Rick says
Will the AT&T program use Lifeline or National Free Lunch program as qualification now or soon?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’ve heard nothing to indicate that AT&T will change its eligibility rules anytime soon. However, there is good news on that front. More than twenty companies are in the process of being approved to offer Lifeline Broadband and that program will primarily follow the same rules as the Lifeline Assistance free government cell phone program.
We are preparing an article that will give you a lot more information. Keep checking back here at CheapInternet.com.
John Palm says
Does acess reach into anthony nm about 20 miles north of El Paso Tx
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are unable to track availability down to the local level, John, but it does not appear that AT&T serves your area. That’s the problem with really small towns/rural areas — the number of choices are usually very limited.
Take a look at our complete list of low-income service providers to see if you can find one available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Teresa says
I rent a room from a person who owns the house and resides in the master bedroom. She rents out 4 bedrooms in her house to people she met through an add she places on Craigslist when there is a room available because of people moving on to other places. Obviously no one is related.
So with that said 1 of my questions is about the fact that 1 person in your household must recieve SNAP or SSI etc., if I remember correctly. Does each person that rents a room consider only themselves as a household unit since the room is rented and the finances btwn each of us housemates aren’t shared with each other in any way.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s a damn good question, Teresa. We do not know the answer. Logic tells us that this is a pretty iffy situation and that any ruling will probably go against you unless each room has its own address like an apartment house. Does the house have internet service now? If so, that will probably be a problem for you, too.
Our suggestion is that you check out the PCs for People program because its rules are a little looser than the rest of the low-income internet rules. Here’s where you can find it (and all the other plans):
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Nancy Ndr Reyes says
Our family currently resides at Crossroads Extended Stay Studios. There is free WIFI but service is terrible. Our children cannot do homework without getting kicked off. PS4 games continuously glitch out. We receive aide from county, food stamps. Is there anyway to pay and receive service from Comcast or another company? Currently WIFI is provided by Innflux.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s an issue you’ll need to discusss with Crossroads’ management and Comcast, Nancy. Think how much easier it would be to land a job if you had high-speed internet available.
One thing we’d suggest is that you take a look at PCs for People (at the link below). It’s available anywhere covered by Sprint’s national cell network, so we hope that includes you and your family.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Cynthia doty says
I am on disability SAD how can I get low cost internet?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the programs on the following page, Cynthia:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Then apply for the program for which you qualify and which is available in your area.
regina frost says
I need to get Wi-Fi for my daughter to get homework done! Please help me!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s what this website is all about, Regina. Here’s where you will find a page that lists all the various low-income internet plans available. All you need to do is find the ones you are eligible for that are also available where you live, then apply for the one you prefer. (Hopefully, there is more than one for you to choose from.)
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Freda Hensley says
Does people’s in Kentucky that get sis can we get it ,,
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It is available in Kentucky, but you’ll need to contact AT&T to find out if it’s available in your area. Keep in mind, though, that’s you must be on Food Stamps (SNAP) to qualify.
MissTrisBliss, NorCal says
Just FYI:
As of today (November 22, 2016 @ 2:00 PM PT), no mention is made of the specific figure of “600GB”. At present, the fine print specifies, “Pricing excludes taxes and fees. Service includes a monthly data allowance of 150GB or 1TB data/mo. depending on the type and speed of service you receive. If you exceed your monthly data plan allowance, you will be automatically charged $10 for each 50GB of data usage in excess of your data plan, even if less than 50 gigabytes is used. For more information, go to att.com/internet-usage.”
I’m also not seeing anything about this ‘low-cost computer’ being included (“…to get nearly unlimited high-speed broadband internet service in your home plus a low-cost computer for just $5.00 per month, ….”
I’m only looking into this site (CheapInternet.com) again currently because my existing ISP device (a Sprint R850, I believe) is giving an ‘Invalid SIM card’ error…I learned of the ISP (PCsforPeople.org) through CheapInternet.com in early May 2016, & I’ve been thrilled w/the 1-5 MBps for less than $14/month ($10/mo. if prepaid for 12 mos.) service I’ve been getting from them so far. They had easy, friendly, & fast setup over the phone; I had the device *within the quoted 3-5 days*, already up & working out-of-the-box.
They are supposed to be in the process of sending a replacement now, but I don’t know yet how long that will take…so I came here again, just to see what options there are currently, & this headline on AT&T caught my eye – but I definitely Will compare the various ones to see how mine rates now against all the competition, only a few months later…
Hope Some Small Part of This Info might Be Helpful to Someone Out There…
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CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Hey, thanks for the kinds words, MissTris. Keep us posted and let us (and our readers) know what happens next. We’ve never heard anything but good reports about PCs for People, so we’ll all be interested in seeing if they come through for you again.
VK says
Ive applied for the internet. Its been over a week now. How long does it take to approve/process the application? How do i check my status?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Call AT&T customer service to find out the status of your order, VK.
W. W. says
I’m VERY PLEASED to have subsidized ‘ATT Access’ for $10 a month, total!.. Its 12 Mbs 1024 GB month..and WORKS FANTASTIC! … No more dial-up!!
WE POOR PEOPLE need to follow all a company’s application directions explicitly! .. Or they will ignore you.. That includes not trying to apply here!.. This site is not a subsidized internet provider!.. Its just offering VERY HELPFUL ADVICE.
For me, I had a $100 outstanding bill from ATT.. But it wasn’t in ‘collections’.. Then I CAREFULLY submitted an ONLINE application with them for internet “Access”.. while paying what I could on my bill.
Well they came through, and installed the internet!.. Now I still owe some on my old bill.. But I always pay the $10 a month Access bill!… I AM VERY HAPPY.
I say SIGN UP ASAP… The waiting list is going to be very long soon!!
(Oh, if you can’t understand the process, try and get help.. Especially if you’re trying to apply here… That’s clueless!)
Happy Holidays … Peace & Blessings
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Thanks for the kinds words and good advice, WW. We’re glad to know that at least one person knows we’re not a low-income internet service provider.
Caroline says
I need help with internet. My comcast bill means I have no money for food. I am a widow with 3 children at home. I became disabled 6 months after the death of my husband, after a hit and run from a Hummer. I was in the Hospital for 2 years. My father died while I was in the hospital too. I have NO ONE, no family left. I have medicare and my children medicaid. My rent is ,more than half of my total income. I don’t for food stamps due to my childrens SSI, but should. My medical bills are unbelievable. I lost my home and my parents home. My children MUST have internet for school. Idk what to do. Please help.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It sounds as if you qualify for a number of programs, Caroline. It’s just a matter of whether they are available in your area (all the low-income plans are regional). Here’s where you can find a complete list of those plans. Check them out carefully to find one that’s best for you and your kids. Good luck.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Rochelle says
If u had AT&T and have a bill can u still qualify for this program if u have government assistance
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, Rochelle, but you cannot qualify or the AT&T program if you are a current customer or if you have an outstanding bill.
Eileen Maciel says
I do not have a phone line in apartment can i still get Internet service?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes. Some of the low-income internet plans are cell phone based and others are cable based, Eileen. Here’s where you can check them all out to determine which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
James says
I would like to have Internet access at my place for 10 or 5.00
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income plans available, James. They’re not available everywhere in the country, so check them all out to determine which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
W. W. says
WOW.. I GOT ATT NOW.. 12+ Mbs / 1024 GB MONTH! $10 mo. TOTAL !!!
ITS CONNECTED AT THE PHONE JACK WIRING. . . NO CABLE.
WORKS FANTASTIC; SOMETIMES 14+ Mbs !!! DIAL-UP NO MORE !!!
I can’t believe ATT came through. As I think its otherwise a greedy monopoly. But now that the’re requesting US Government approval to buy Time Warner, I believe they’re being pressured to finally supply subsidized cable.. Not just advertising it on TV, but then ‘not delivering’.
Good people, there is going to be a huge waiting list for this now that its truly available.. Sign up asap! My installation took about six hours; working with the outside community access ‘box’, and inside phone jack 30+ tiny wires!
If you’re poor, I think we may finally have true subsidized internet coming. But only through government pressures provided by the eight years of Obama.
I believe with Trump though, poor people will just keep suffering.. His priority is money, not people! I also think he’s sadistic. Under him, ISP providers may well stop subsidizing internet for the poor soon! Reality!
Peace & Blessings
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We think you’re being overly pessimistic, WW. We’re willing to cut Trump some slack and waiting to see what happens.
Beth Kilpatrick says
I really could use the $10 mo Wifi plan that I’m just learning of rite now, Raising our Grandson bc our daughter was killed, he really needs for school, pleases help me out here in Florence, Al At&T
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The program should be available in your area, Beth, but you’ll need to contact AT&T to make sure. You can find the contact info in the article above. Good luck.
Kenny says
If you need help getting these offers, and don’t want to read all the following, just scroll down to the FCC link, and maybe read form there down for another option. And hopefully cheapinternet.com will work with us in helping to actually get these great offers, as thy do us no good if we can’t get them. 🙂
To poster, V, or anyone else that has trouble with these larger, dishonest companies. These companies get so big, thus can afford attorneys that know the law, then they get way to big for their britches, calculate they can make more money by cheating people than they will as opposed to a smaller company who can lose their business/money by cheating. The few times the law does get involved, they simply relent, and do the right thing. Again, it’s all calculated, they have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, at least in the area of money. I won’t get into it much more except to say, that happens because our government allows it to happen…for legit reasons or not, they slap hands as a show, but allow it over all.
So, lets not give up, but use what we have, slap some of those hands, and see just what we can do about this.
First, if you don’t know already, the problems that V mentioned on customer services, one hand not knowing what the other is doing, is not incompetence, but by design in order to frustrate a customer into giving up or whatever or doing what they want you to do. I won’t go into all I’ve seen to verify that, but I’ve seen plenty, and these people are the Masters of Confusion. Now that’s not to say every time there is a problem it’s staged, people have legit people problems, they fix them and move on but when that doesn’t happen, beware. A couple of major factors of where and why these actions will occur… usually but not always, a big company, and are they getting less money somehow by doing what you want them to do.
That said, first I’d recommend you involve the FCC by filing a complaint. If that or anything you may do is successful, do your part and get back to the place you picked up the info if applicable and give a shout out on what worked for you/tell the world, whatever you are willing to do. file here:
https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us/signin?return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fconsumercomplaints.fcc.gov%2Fhc%2Fen-us%2Farticles%2F202654234-Getting-Broadband
For something like this, your grounds for complaint would be the “service issues” the FCC mentions under the heading there “File a complaint”.
There is also what used to be the Franchise Board, but in Fl they moved it from county wide to state wide, and under the department of agriculture, under some other department heading. You know, as if they didn’t want you to find it, as if you were ever made aware of it to begin with. To make things worse, it’s different for each state so I would recommend you get on the horn/email or snail mail to your mayors office if it’s a County thing still for you, or governors office if State handled. Ask them what state agency covers/regulates your franchises or the like and get with them. I settled a long time problem with a major ISP just by mentioning this agency, so find em’ and use them if need be. Whatever you do to get things resolved, always start with what is the easiest, least frustrating and hopefully most effective process for you. In small increments, none of this stuff is that hard to do, so don’t be intimidated. Do it at whatever rate you can handle. 🙂
A hassle? yep, a little, but with all the money we can save over just a years time, not to mention a lifetime, by spending a little time getting what is supposed to be ours already, it’s way worth it and hopefully this will help you cut a few corners in getting there.
My credentials? several years with Comcast and the same with AT&T both before and up to the era of “morals be damned, money is king”..
Diana Tanner says
The website address you have listed in this article for applying for the Access program with AT&T is wrong. The address you show is: att.com/accessapply/. The website at that address is a dead end, and can’t be used to apply, although it does look like it would work. I just spent several hours and spoke with 4 different people at AT&T on the phone. and I finally learned the correct address, tried the website, and was able to submit my application and the required document online. The address I used is: https:/accessatt.solixcs.com/#/home.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Thanks, Diana. You’re the first person to report that information and we always appreciate our readers’ input.
toni shugart says
i live in atl ga and tried to submit application by computer but it did not go through. could you please send me application via email so i can print and mail it thanks!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We cannot send you an application, Toni, because we are not a low-income internet service provider. We’re an independent website. You need to contact your chosen company’s customer service team by phone or online.
V says
I would like to know if other people have been able to complete the process with Access AT&T. As you all know I checked to see if my address was in the service area, went through the app process sent in info and waited 2 1/2 weeks and didn’t get a response. As cheap internet knows I went through hell finding out if I could get the service and was told I could then cancelled then was told I could then couldn’t again. After all of this I received the qualification letter in the mail. When I go on the AT&T site it still says that I can get the service in my area but when I talk to Access AT&T they say they don’t know, when I talk to local AT&T they say no. One department doesn’t know what the other department is doing or saying and they tell me keep checking the website every week or so to see if it is available yet. Of course it still says the service is available in my area, so it is a total circle jerk and I think AT&T knows it. This is why they are referred to as the death star. Even though we are still having trouble cheap internet is very helpful and the place to go for all of the info on low income internet. V
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We hate to say it, but it may be time to give up on AT&T, V. Have you looked at our page that tells you all about all the other low-income internet programs? Maybe one of them will work for you, because it doesn’t sound like AT&T is working well at all. Check them all out to see which ones you qualify for an which ones are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Once again, please keep our readers (and us) updated on your progress.
Marcus says
It says at the top that Mississippi is included, but I don’t see that state and city info as with the others. Hey, what gives?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You are correct, Marcus. We’ve updated the page. But in our defense, AT&T only offers internet service in one Mississippi city — Jackson.
Diane says
I have applied for and been approved for this service. I cannot, however, get any information on how to get the computer for $149.99. Can you help me with this, please?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There’s no doubt that AT&T buries this information on its website, Diane. Here’s what it says:
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How do I find a low-cost computer?
EveryoneOn, a national nonprofit working to eliminate the digital divide by making high-speed, low-cost Internet service and computers, plus free digital literacy courses accessible to all unconnected Americans, has a selection on low-cost computers in your area. Visit everyoneon.org to get more information.
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And here’s a link to the EveryoneOne website:
http://everyoneon.org
Diane says
I also applied online and did not hear back within the posted time frame. I called the number shown above – 855-220-5211. I was assisted almost immediately by a very nice lady, who told me I had been approved. From there she set up having my modem/router sent out and arranging for a technician to activate service. Give them a call.
dadra Patrick says
Wanting to sign up for access internet threw at&t.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact AT&T customer service. That’s the easiest way to enroll.
Randy Foust says
I have signed up already for this program and have not heard anything back. It has been over a month. How can I follow up to see where my app is?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact AT&T customer service. Unlike companies operating in the free government cell phone business, AT&T does not offer a “check status” link on its website.
Kevin says
I am having trouble finding and getting someone to help my mother and I. I have not been able to work for the past two years now due to caring for my elderly and handicap mother. She is on a very low income and we are on food assist. We are buying our home through the Flint land bank. I have called AT&T and asked about the senior and low incom program but was told that they have never heard of anything like it. Mom can’t do much anymore so having something more for her to watch other then the very few channel we get on our little antenna would be a heal blessing. I do use in internet to sale things on line as well as looking for small jobs I might be able to find. Mom does look at my pc to see her other children that live out of state. Can you help ou out in any way? Thank you for your time. Kevin & Marry Ann
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We really get annoyed when our readers tell us that AT&T reps have told them they know nothing about this program. Call them again, Kevin, and ask for a supervisor. Tell the supervisor that you want “Access from AT&T.” This should solve the problem, but if you don’t get a positive response please let us know.
Here’s something else you can do: The link below will take you to the part of the AT&T website that promotes Access from AT&T. Have this info in front of you when you call that supervisor.
https://m.att.com/shopmobile/internet/access/index.html
DEBORAH TEFERA says
I am a student. I am looking for a cheap way to get internet. I am going to TUCKER MIDDLE and I need a cheap way to get internet access.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find all the current low-income plans available, Deborah. Click on each one to learn how you can qualify for each program:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Margaret Harris says
I sent in an application with my SNAP letter saying how much I receive about 10 days ago and I have not heard anything whether I’ve been approved and I’m wondering why!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
These companies are big bureaucracies, Margaret. They move at the speed of sloths. If you do not receive notification within another two weeks, call your service provider to ask what’s up.
V says
Hello cheap internet people,
I am pleasantly surprised with the PCs for People web site. Now all I have to do is come up with the cash. I appreciate all of your help and sage advise, and this statement is true, no one else cares but you guys here at cheapinternet.com. We are in the Sprint 4glte area and receive excellent data coverage where we live and after we come up with the funds we will go with the PC’s for People until something else comes along. I will keep all of you updated as the progress continues. We do have a FreedomPop 4glte hotspot, and for now that will have to do. Thanks for all your help.
V
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You’re very welcome, V. We’ve had lots of good reports about the PCs for People program. Please keep us informed.
V says
I have not checked PC’s for people but I did notice the Freedompop home internet hub burst 4glte. This would definitely work for us but I am unable to find any information regarding Freedompop’s participation in the program later than 2013. When I go to their site I am unable to get any where at all in regards to the home internet hub. We have sprint 4glte data available at out home location that works well, this would be a good enough stand in until we work our situation out with either Access ATT or TWC/Spectrum. My head is starting to hurt now.
V
V says
Well hello there everyone at cheap internet,
The saga of Access AT&T continues, I received my confirmation letter that I am approved on Saturday the 22nd. But unfortunately after chatting online with the death star we were told that there are problems with the lines out here where we live and they are working on them. Our TWC/Spectrum runs out this Friday, and then besides one cell phone and a tracfone we are without access to internet. No other services are available to us where we live. I called Access AT&T today and they said that at this time U-Verse high speed internet is not available at our address but we should keep checking every week at att.com. I checked on their website and it says at my address that we can get internet. What a world we live in. I live close to one of the most connected cities in the country and I have only one choice for internet.
Disappointed V
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Unbelievable. Sorry you’re going through this run-around, V. Did you check to see if PCs for People is available in your area?
Karmella says
Where can I find a good low income internet service we are low income
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find a list of all the low-income internet plans now available, Karmella. Check them all out to find the ones available where you live and the ones for which you are eligible.
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
V says
High there cheap internet folks,
With limited minutes on my life line phone I spent a total of 145 minutes today 5 different times with Access AT&T. The first time I called was 2:00pm and was 15 minutes into the process when the line disconnected. I called back and it took 30 minutes for the next person in line to get my info and start the process over. I completed the process after another 56 minutes and was given an order # and acct # and pass code. I called back an hour later to ask a question and was told the order had been cancelled, and that took 35 minutes to figure out what went wrong. I went through an abbreviated version of the process and was given another order # and was set up with a tech to come by and install on 10/20/16 and after a few more questions we were done. I was unable to set up an account on line so I called back. They left out the fact that a confirmation code will be sent in 48 hours and then I will be able to set up an online account with AT&T for billing and such. 15 minutes after I got off of the phone with them a 5th time a person with an Indian accent called and left a voice mail explaining that the lines at my residence are not good enough for AT&T U-Verse DSL Broadband, when I called back to speak with someone who spoke better English I was rebuffed. I called back Access AT&T and they were closed, so I am not sure what is going on and if we will have internet this week or not. My circumstances might be unique as I live 10 miles outside of Austin and TWC/Spectrum has a strangle hold on everyone out here, but I will update and let you all know what I find out tomorrow if the internet is still on. This is not an easy process and takes much patience.
V
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Much patience and many minutes.
V says
I called the number listed for Access AT&T and found out I was approved, I was told that the on line application is just that. So for all of those out there that apply if you don’t get a response back in 3 to 5 days call the number listed in the info on this site. You will talk to a live person that speaks English, you will start the process of getting the service and answering many questions. I was on the phone for 56 minutes after being disconnected once and having to start over with another person. I will update after I receive the equipment and perform the install. Good luck folks.
V
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Thanks, V. This is exactly the kind of reader information we love. Our other readers will find it extremely valuable.
William Tharp says
I live on social security only. I live in Kalispell Montana. I have no other income.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Editor’s Note: This has been an interesting week for comments. First we had one from San Bernardino, California, the town I grew up in. Now we get one from Kalispell, Montana, the small town my parents grew up in. Odd coincidence, isn’t it? But now back to the Comments Moderator.)
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, William. The ways of qualifying are different on all of them and the regions of the country where they are available are different, too. So you should check them all out to find out which ones are available in Kalispell and which ones you’re eligible for. Here’s where you can find a complete list:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
tommy says
Why is this help not offered in pennsylvania? I feel if you give to one you need to give to all.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Each cable TV and phone company operates in different states, Tommy. None of them do business in every state. But there are probably several programs that are available in your area. Here’s an article that tells you more about all the low-income plans available:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Kelly says
sure would have been nice to know this state does not qualify before wasting my time and finding out In the end. Uhg
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Don’t know what more we could have done, Kelly. We said early in the article that AT&T covers 21 states and we list all 21 states PLUS most of the cities and towns covered by the AT&T network.
Fauzia says
Thank you for posting this; it was very helpful.
Tonya Bohanon says
My name is tonya bohanon, 251 *** ****. Formerly known as Tonya b. ******* and Tonya b. ******, prior marriages.
I am seeking help in many areas of my life as a resultofmydisabilities. I am 100% disabled. I ask for your help in many areas.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We highly advise you to not post personal information on public websites, such as ours. As for AT&T or any other service, you’ll need to contact them directly.
WILLIAM LODES says
HI MY NAME IS WILLIAM LODES I HAD RECENTLY LOST MY PHONE I DO NEEDF A NEW ONE MAYBE YOU CAN UPGRADE MY PHONE TO AN ANDRIOD PHONE I REALY APPRCIATE THIS WILLIAM LODES ******** NEWYORK APT 3F 10009
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
William, we’re not the internet or phone company. You’ll have to contact your provider directly. And we’d like to suggest that you don’t post your personal information (in this case, your address) on public websites.
Heather Reano says
I live in Hesperia, California. Do you know when the low income internet is going to be available in my area?