Eagle Communications Cheap Internet

Eagle Communications is a small media conglomerate (well, small when compared to cable giants like AT&T and Comcast Communications) that owns and operates 59 cable systems in Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado (plus 28 radio stations in the same states). It is now offering a $9.95 per month Internet plan for qualifying residents of those states.

Here’s how Eagle describes its program and its philosophy on its website:

Eagle’s goal is simple: We want to connect people. We desire to provide efficient and high-quality communication services to our customers in each community through advanced technology and the customer service to back up our belief that our customers and our audience are our most important assets.”
Eagle Communications believes technology is one of the greatest tools students can have both in and out of the classroom. We are also very aware that not all students are afforded the same access to high-speed Internet services in their homes.
To help address this important issue, we are announcing the launch of the Eagle Connect 2 Compete (C2C) program. Eagle is pleased to announce families who qualify for free lunches through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) can receive 5 Mb high-speed Internet service for $9.95 per month and free modem use for two years. No tax dollars will be spent for this program, this is just another way that Eagle is keeping “Our Community…Connected.”

Eagle’s low-income Internet plan explained

If your family needs Internet service, but can’t afford those high bills that usually come with ordinary Internet service, Eagle’s plan is a godsend. Instead of being $40-70 per month or even more, Eagle offers you:

$9.95 per month
5Mb high-speed Internet
Free Modem
A two-year price guarantee

That’s great news for adults looking for jobs that are only advertised on the Internet, and great news for kids who need the Internet to do their homework.

How to qualify for Eagle’s low-income Internet plan

Eagle keeps the rules pretty simple. Here are the three things you need to qualify:

You may be eligible to participate if your household has at least one child who qualifies for free or reduced school lunches through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
You cannot have subscribed to Eagle Internet service within the last 90 days,
You must not have an overdue bills or unreturned equipment.
And, of course, you must live in a community in which Eagle offers broadband services.

How to enroll in Eagle’s low-income Internet plan

Want to contact Eagle Communications? Want to sign up for the company’s high-speed, low-cost Internet plan? Well, what are you waiting for. Here’s all the contact information you need.

Eagle Communications
Address: 2703 Hall Street, Suite 15
Hays, KS 67601
Phone: 785-625-4000
Website: eaglecom.net

Where you may be able to get Eagle’s low-income Internet plan

We already told you that Eagle is an Internet service provider in Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska. Let’s get a little more specific by telling you exactly where.

COLORADO – Burlington, Wray

KANSAS – Abilene, Bennington, Bird City, Bison, Bunker Hill, Burns, Chapman, Clay Center, Durham, Edson, Ellis, Ellsworth, Enterprise, Florence, Geneseo, Goodland, Green, Gypsum, Hays, Herington, Hillsboro, Hoxie, Kanopolis, Lincoln, Lincolnville, Longford, Lorraine, Marion, Milford, Minneapolis, New Cambria, Oberlin, Otis, Pfeifer, Plainville, Riley, Russell, Saint Francis, Salina, Solomon, Talmage, Tampa, Victoria, Wakeeney, Wakefield, Wilson, Woodbine

NEBRASKA – Albion, Alma, Bellwood, Big Springs, Brule, Cedar Rapids, Central City, Columbus, Franklin, Fullerton, Genoa, Humphrey, Marquette, Monroe, Newman Grove, Osceola, Palmer, Paxton, Platte Center, Polk, Red Cloud, Rising City, Saint Edward, Schuyler, Shelby, Silver Creek, Spalding, Stromsburg