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Suddenlink Low-Income Internet: Low-cost, high-speed internet for residents of 16 states
$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.
If you are a senior citizen who qualifies for SSI (Supplemental Security Income) or if a child in your home qualifies for the National School Lunch Program, you may be eligible for very affordable broadband service.
Now that Altice, the French communications conglomerate, has taken over Suddenlink, the company is introducing Economy Internet, a new low-income internet plan in all 16 of the states it serves. Economy Internet costs a bit more than Suddenlink’s former $9.95 per month plan, but it also gives you more. Here is what you get:
$14.95 per month (with no annual contract)
Broadband speeds of up to 30 Mbps downstream
In-home wi-fi at no extra cost
A free modem
No data caps
Suddenlink also participates in EveryoneOn.org’s flagship program that provides affordable desktop, laptop, and tablet devices to students and families that qualify for the National School Lunch Program or SSI. (More about that later in this article.)
Are you eligible? Here’s how to qualify.
Do you qualify for Suddenlink’s high-speed, low-income plan? There are two very simple ways to qualify, and a three quirky ways you can be disqualified. We’ll explain both sides of the qualification equation.
The first way to qualify: If any child in your household is eligible for the National School Lunch Program and if you live in an area served by Suddenlink, you may be able to sign up for high-speed broadband internet service in your home for just $14.95 per month.
The second way to qualify: If you are a senior citizen who qualifies for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you are eligible for high-speed broadband service for just $14.95 per month.
Please note that the eligibility requirements say at least one child in your household must be eligible for the National School Lunch Program, not that they must currently participate in it. In other words, don’t be scared off if your child doesn’t participate. You may still be eligible.
3 quirky ways you could be ineligible for $14.95 per month high-speed internet
Like we said, there are three quirky things that could make you ineligible for Suddenlink’s $14.95 per month Economy Internet program. Make sure you understand what they are.
Quirk #1: No children in your home? Sorry, but you’re not eligible. No children in your home who qualify for the National School Lunch Program? Sorry, you’re not eligible, either. No senior citizens in your home who qualifies for SSI? You’re also out of luck as far as Economy Internet is concerned.
Quirk #2: If you’ve had Suddenlink service within the last 90 days, you’re not eligible for Economy Internet. If you’re a current Suddenlink customer, you can become eligible by canceling your service and then waiting until 90 days is up. If you’re a former customer who canceled service within the last 90 days, you, too, need to wait until your service has been inactive for a full 90 days before reapplying.
Quirk #3: You are not eligible for this special low-priced program if you have any outstanding Suddenlink bills or any unreturned Suddenlink equipment. The only solution is to pay off the balance on your overdue account or take back any Suddenlink equipment you failed to return. Solve those problems and you’ll immediately become eligible.
Suddenlink will put you on their $14.95 per month high-speed internet plan for up to two years. And you’ll continue to receive this special price as long as at least one child in your home is eligible for the National School Lunch Program. Or as long as your a senior citizen who qualifies for SSI.
Is that cool or what?
How to Apply for Suddenlink’s Economy Internet Plan
You can enroll in Suddenlink’s Ecomomy Internet plan online or by phone from the comfort of your own home. Here’s all the contact info you need to get started.
There seems to be a little confusion regarding Suddenlink’s size and rank in the telecommunications world.
For example, Wikipedia says, “Suddenlink Communications, formerly Cebridge Connections, is the 9th largest provider of cable broadband services (based on coverage area) in the United States with coverage available to approximately 5.7 million subscribers.”
But the company’s website days, “Suddenlink is the seventh largest cable broadband company in the United States, supporting the information, communication and entertainment demands of approximately 1.4 million residential customers and thousands of commercial customers in Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia, and elsewhere. Suddenlink simplifies its customers’ lives through one call for support, one connection, and one bill for TV, Internet, phone, and other services.”
No matter whether the company is the 7th largest or 9th largest is really immaterial to the many millions of Americans who desperately need low-cost, high-speed internet service. To anyone living in the company’s service area, Suddenlink is number one.
But let’s clear up what the meaning of “elsewhere” in Suddenlink’s description of itself. Suddenlink now offers cable television and high-speed internet in 16 states — Arkansas, Arizona, California, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Cities in which Suddenlink offers Low-Income Internet
Cable companies constantly buy, sell and exchange municipal franchises, and bid against each other for new and existing municipal franchises. In other words, the following information was correct as of its publication date.
Has Suddenlink added to the list of cities it serves? Has it left other cities? We recommend double checking to make sure you’re working with the latest, most accurate information.
BroadbandNow.com, one of the major websites the high speed internet industry, was the source of the following information:
ARKANSAS – Arkadelphia, Atkins, Austin, Batesville, Benton, Booneville, Cabot, Clarksville, Clinton, Conway, Dardanelle, Dover, El Dorado, Forrest City, Greenwood, Harrisburg, Heber Springs, Hope, Hot Springs, Hot Springs Village, Jacksonville, Jonesboro, Lonoke, Magnolia, Malvern, Marianna, Marion, Mena, Morrilton, Mountain Home, Nashville, Newport, North Little Rock, Ozark, Paragould, Pine Bluff, Pocahontas, Russellville, Searcy, Sheridan, Sherwood, Stuttgart, Trumann, Vilonia, Waldron, Walnut Ridge, Ward, West Helena, West Memphis, White Hall, Wynne, Yellville
ARIZONA – Bullhead City, Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Dewey, Flagstaff, Fort Mohave, Golden Valley, Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Mesa, Mohave Valley, Parker, Payson, Sedona, Winslow
CALIFORNIA – Arcata, Auburn, Bishop, Blythe, Colfax, Desert Hot Springs, Eureka, Fortuna, Grass Valley, Indio, Lincoln, Mammoth Lakes, Mckinleyville, Monterey, Nevada City, Penn Valley, Salinas, San Francisco, Seaside, South Lake Tahoe, Truckee, Twentynine Palms
IDAHO – Coeur D Alene, Hayden, Post Falls, Rathdrum
KANSAS – Fort Scott, Gardner, Louisburg, Olathe, Paola, Spring Hill
LOUISIANA – Abbeville, Alexandria, Baker, Bastrop, Benton, Bossier City, Boyce, Breaux Bridge, Broussard, Bunkie, Coushatta, Dequincy, Deridder, Deville, Erath, Eunice, Fort Polk, Franklin, Haughton, Homer, Iowa, Jeanerette, Kinder, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Leesville, Many, Marksville, Maurice, Minden, Monroe, Natchitoches, New Iberia, Oakdale, Pineville, Pollock, Ruston, Saint Martinville, Shreveport, Springhill, Sulphur, Ville Platte, Vinton, Westlake, Winnfield, Youngsville, Zachary
MISSOURI – Aurora, Boonville, Branson, Brookline, California, Carl Junction, Carthage, Cassville, Grain Valley, Hollister, Independence, Jefferson City, Joplin, Lamar, Maryville, Monett, Mount Vernon, Neosho, Nixa, Oak Grove, Odessa, Ozark, Reeds Spring, Republic, Rogersville, Saint Joseph, Savannah, Springfield, Trenton, Webb City
NORTH CAROLINA – Ayden, Bailey, Chocowinity, Clinton, Elm City, Enfield, Farmville, Goldsboro, Greenville, Grifton, Havelock, Jacksonville, Kinston, La Grange, Nashville, New Bern, Pink Hill, Richlands, Rocky Mount, Seven Springs, Snow Hill, Spring Hope, Tarboro, Vanceboro, Washington, Williamston, Wilson, Winterville
NEW MEXICO – Clovis
OHIO – Aurora, Belpre, Burton, Caldwell, Cambridge, Chagrin Falls, Chardon, Chesterland, Gallipolis, Garrettsville, Geneva, Madison, Mantua, Marietta, Middlefield, Newton Falls, Pomeroy, Ravenna, Streetsboro, Warren
OKLAHOMA – Ada, Alva, Anadarko, Ardmore, Atoka, Blanchard, Bristow, Checotah, Chickasha, Clinton, Cushing, Edmond, Enid, Fort Gibson, Fort Sill, Guthrie, Henryetta, Holdenville, Hugo, Idabel, Inola, Lawton, Lexington, Locust Grove, Mannford, Marlow, Mounds, Muldrow, Muskogee, Noble, Norman, Oklahoma City, Okmulgee, Pauls Valley, Perry, Poteau, Purcell, Sallisaw, Seminole, Shawnee, Spiro, Stillwater, Tahlequah, Tulsa, Tuttle, Wagoner, Weatherford, Woodward
TEXAS – Abilene, Amarillo, Andrews, Anna, Arlington, Atascosa, Athens, Aubrey, Austin, Balch Springs, Bastrop, Baytown, Beaumont, Big Spring, Bowie, Brady, Breckenridge, Brenham, Bryan, Bullard, Burkburnett, Burnet, Caldwell, Cameron, Canton, Canyon, Carthage, Cedar Creek, Cedar Park, Celina, Center, Chandler, Childress, Cleveland, Coldspring, College Station, Colorado City, Conroe, Copperas Cove, Corpus Christi, Crockett, Crosby, Cypress, Dallas, Dayton, Decatur, Del Valle, Denton, Diboll, Elgin, Fairfield, Farmersville, Flint, Forney, Fort Worth, Fredericksburg, Frisco, Gainesville, Garland, Georgetown, Gilmer, Gladewater, Graham, Grand Saline, Greenville, Hallsville, Hawkins, Hearne, Henderson, Hereford, Houston, Huffman, Humble, Huntington, Huntsville, Hutto, Iowa Park, Jacksonville, Jefferson, Kaufman, Kempner, Kerrville, Kilgore, Killeen, Kingwood, Krum, Lampasas, Leander, Liberty, Liberty Hill, Lindale, Little Elm, Livingston, Longview, Lubbock, Lufkin, Mabank, Madisonville, Magnolia, Manor, Marble Falls, Marshall, Mckinney, Mesquite, Midland, Mineola, Mineral Wells, Monahans, Montgomery, Mount Pleasant, Mount Vernon, Muleshoe, Nacogdoches, Navasota, New Caney, Odessa, Overton, Palestine, Paris, Pearsall, Pecos, Pflugerville, Pilot Point, Pittsburg, Plainview, Plano, Porter, Post, Princeton, Prosper, Quinlan, Quitman, Rockdale, Rockwall, Round Rock, Rowlett, Royse City, Rusk, Sachse, San Angelo, San Antonio, San Augustine, Sanger, Seagoville, Shepherd, Sherman, Slaton, Smithville, Snyder, Splendora, Spring, Sulphur Springs, Sweetwater, Terrell, The Colony, Tomball, Trinity, Troup, Tyler, Van Alstyne, Vernon, Victoria, Weatherford, White Oak, Whitehouse, Whitesboro, Wichita Falls, Willis, Wills Point, Winnsboro, Wylie, Yoakum
VIRGINIA – Grundy
WEST VIRGINIA – Barboursville, Beaver, Beckley, Bluefield, Bridgeport, Buckhannon, Chapmanville, Charleston, Clarksburg, Dunbar, Elkins, Elkview, Fairmont, Fayetteville, Grafton, Huntington, Hurricane, Lewisburg, Milton, Mount Hope, New Martinsville, Nitro, Oak Hill, Parkersburg, Philippi, Point Pleasant, Princeton, Ravenswood, Ripley, Saint Albans, Salem, Scott Depot, Spencer, Summersville, Vienna, Wayne, Weston, Williamson
From what I’ve read I’m eligible for EBB. I have called suddenlink multiple times only to be told i’m not eligible. I am on SSI, receive Snap, and on Hud.
Does anyone know if Suddenlink raises their $14.99 a month rates after a “trial period” is up? They do this with regular plans and I don’t want my mother to suffer when her bill skyrockets out of the blue? Suddenlink’s website is vague about this information.
“ Free 60-day Altice Advantage Internet is available for new residential Internet customers who do not have Optimum Internet services and share a household with a student (K-12) or a college student, OR are an active certified/licensed teacher, professor, faculty, instructor or staff member of a U.S. K-12 school, college or university. Former Optimum accounts previously not in good standing are not eligible. Terms, conditions and restrictions apply. Where available. At end of 60-day period, service will be billed at $14.99 per month until canceled.”
There are more terms and conditions, so check them all out at:
That is for the COVID internet plan. For the SSI, it doesn’t say. I was just curious if anyone has signed up for the SSI plan and the rates went up after a certain time period. 🙂 Thank you!
Looking for free to very low cost internet in the Miami, Oklahoma 74354 area. I’ve clicked on a few of these links but can only find plans that still will cost in-between $50-79 dollars, I can’t afford that monthly. I mean, if thats a one time set up fee then I might be able to manage it ONCE and then pay free-$20ish bucks a month after that.. could you possibly help me find something more feasible in my area please? I do have 2 children on free reduced lunches, I am on social security disability, we have SNAP and TANF, and Soonercare. Just letting you know if it helps answer what id qualify for. Any assistance would be appreciated THANK YOU!
I need to chat w somebody fr suddenlink,i am on ssi trying get wifi box cause Xfinity rupoed me off ,..i saw you help ppl w low income.i got you coming out but messed up on whst i needed
Just curious as to why I’m not able to transfer over to the Sudden link Economy Internet Plan. Due to COVID-19, times are really difficult. I’ve only had service with Suddenlink since February 2020 and at that time the Economy Internet Plan was NOT available in my area. Now that it IS, I’m being told I would have to be without Suddenlink services for 90 days or more before I can get on the Economy Internet Plan with them, even though I am otherwise eligible. Seems like in these times this 90 day waiting period should be waived???
I tried applying,but it does not let me it says something about the address is not in the area.Isn’t this suddenlink??well suddenlink is suppose to reach where I am moving?
I live in San Antonio, Texas and it ‘s a lie that they provide service at my address. Maybe in the rich side of town, perhaps…
In fact, none of the low income programs are available at my address, with the exception of Spectrum and AT&T, and I only qualify for Spectrum, who by the way, just raised their price to almost $20.00 a month.
This is a more or less big town, and I can’t believe that NOBODY is willing to service my town or side of town with low income internet.
Not Cox, Grande, Comcast, Mediacom, or anybody else. Grande services 97% of the people in San Antonio, so I must be in the 3 % that they don’t. I live less than 2 miles from the downtown area!
I guess my area is just not that important to them!
I’m not saying that you’re the one who’s lieing, I happen to enjoy your articles. What I’m saying is that the list that says San Antonio, TX is serviced, is lieing, since I do live here and no, they really don’t.
No one covers every area completely, Can’t. And to a large degree that has to do with where they’ve been granted local government licenses to operate. We’re not defending the service providers, but just providing a little perspective.
How can I speak to the corporate office supervisor. I’m very very upset about what Suddenlink had done to me. I will be telling everyone I know not to use your service and when I find another provider I will change. I’m so tired if being treated like this. Can’t even speak to a real person…so much trouble trying to do it. Thank you
I know your pain. Suddenlink sucks customer service-wise. I once was on hold for LITERALLY MORE THAN 24 HOURS. Like, I fell asleep at night and in the morning when I got up, I was still on hold. I truly believe that they don’t even have ANY real customer service department. I think it’s just an illusion.
BUT a shitty company like Suddenlink DOES care about making money, right? I realized that if you REALLY wanna talk to someone at Suddenlink, you call the number to set up new service as if you were a new customer and not an existing one. They will immediately answer, since answering means (or so they think) gaining a new customer (woohoo! more money! another customer to scam!). Tell them your problem and they will help you, finally getting to talk to a real person. Works every time. They never answer calls to the customer service line (well, maybe they do, but I wouldn’t know… I gave up after 24 HOURS ON hold.)
Here’s where you can find all the low-income plans and what it takes to become eligible for each of them. You can also find a rough guide to which plans are available in your area:
Each company’s rules are a bit different and lots of temporary new rules have been put into effect during the coronavirus crisis. Check with customer service to find out exactly what is permissible.
You don’t have any balance with us because we are not your service provider, Cheryl. But if your account is with SuddenLink (and we assume it is because you left your comment here on the SuddenLink page), contact that company using the contact info we provide in the article above.
I live on 700 bucks a month.my sudden link keeps going up.was down to 69.then 101 now 108.for no reason .I cant afford that my Bill’s are 500 over.please help me.
As we understand it, SuddenLink will not allow you to switch over to a low-income plan because you are a current customer. If that’s the case, check out all the other low-income plans to find one that’s available in your area. Here’s where you can find all those plans and a rough guide as to where they offer service:
Yesterday
I spoke with supervisor Michael Brown retention department supervisor.
Mr. Brown. Was not helpful nor did he try to solve my problems. After talking with him my opinion.of suddenlink is poor customer service. I am a disabled veteran on a fixed income. Suddenlink doesn’t care about. I spent yesterday on the phone with them and will again today. They do offer a package that you can watch the news basically for over a hundred dollars. I can do that with a atana. Then there’s rocu. Fire stick. Ways around these people
Bob Collins
My Mom is 87. Looks on computer for grandchildren’s pictures and email. Thats all. Has local TV stations and her landline. No other programs! She pays $99. A month, Limited income, not on SSI, no children at home and lives by herself and only has social security. Rent increase, needed utilities, Social security went up a little but all the other increases ate that. How can I help her? I can’t afford her additional $99.00. Please give me dome answers. Thank you
That’s what this website is all about, Ramona. But we can’t summarize this entire website into one comment. You’ll need to click around to find the answers to your questions. It sounds like she may qualify for several of the low-income internet plans, but it depends on where she lives. You can find all those plans fully explained at this link:
I have wifi internet with y’all. I just cant afford it anymore. I got on this website n read about low income internet, but because I’ve had it for awhile, I’m not eligible for the $14.95 plan? I’m 62, and I’m on SSI. It’s only me who lives here. Help!
First things first, Vickie. You do not have internet with us, because we are not an internet service provider. This is an independent informational website, NOT Suddenlink.
You need to check out all the other low-income internet plans to find out if you are eligible for any of the ones available in your area. You can check them all out at this link:
Why is Rison,Arkansas not on the list . This county really needs cheap internet, all the big cities and no small cities are really the ones that need the cheaper internet rates were all low in come lots of senior citizens lots of families on snap and Medicaid,lots of disabled people. So I am just asking why does the people in smaller cities not on the list when they are really the people that need it most . Signed just a disabled low in come Medicaid person concerned for our small home town city.
We can tell you why smaller towns and rural areas are overlooked, Brinda. The cost of running cable Or building wireless infrastructure to those areas with few people makes it very difficult for the cable companies to make a profit. That doesn’t give you an answer you want, but it’s the reality of the situation.
That being said, we urge you to take a look at ALL the low-income internet plans to see if you can find one that serves your area. Good luck. Here’s where you can find those plans:
I’m reading that suddenlink altice has low income internet? In Muskogee,Oklahoma I live in Muskogee current Suddenlink Customer cable is too expensive I’d like internet and wifi So how do i apply ? And why hasnt anyone heard about this?
It’s nothing new, Kay, but most of the low-income service providers don’t really want to sell their low-priced plans. The only low-income plan we’ve ever seen advertised is Comcast’s Internet Essentials. There may be others advertised, but we’ve never seen them.
This is absolutely ridiculous. My Mom is a senior whose only means of TV and phone is Suddenlink. How can you want her to cancel her service. Then she wouldn’t have a phone or TV for 90 days. She can’t use nay other service in her location.
Do you know of any cheap or low income internet in Aiken SC in a rural area? I am disabled and have a austim child .I know of other states whose offering lifeline internet ,low cost internet , Even internet for kids with reduced lunch but I can’t find nothing about these types of things in my area.Even help with a computer or tablet in some states but don’t hear about these types of things being offered here please help in information will be greatly appreciated thank you in advanced
Looking for cheap internet not a high speed. I am disable 73 year lady ,need internet to pay my bill only.also need expand basic cable needs to down grade my plan because it’s getting too expensive for me to pay
You definitely need to check out ALL the low-income internet plans available, Frances. You may find one you qualify for that fits your needs better than the others. Check them all out at this link:
I desperately need internet. I lost my health at
47. I was divorced after 49 yr. I receive
1,400.00 per month. I can’t afford anything.
My rent is 1,100 per month.
plus utilities. I didn’t receive anything in my divorce. I was held captive for almost 3 months
the man stole my car and what cash I had and my car and he totaled it. I would appreciate anything you can do for me price wise.
I have not asked for any help from the gov. I know my income is so low I don’t pay income taxes anymore. I don’t have any TV because the tress don’t allow rabbit ears to work.
A couple comments, Frances. First of all, this website is NOT affiliated with any of the low-income internet plans. So you need to contact your chosen service provider directly. Second, none of the low-income internet plans include cable TV service. We strongly recommend that you check out ALL the low-income plans to determine which one fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find them:
Each of the programs comes with different eligibility rules. You can check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best at this link: CLICK HERE
We have no way of knowing if you qualify because we don’t know enough about you, Colleen. Each of the low-income internet plans has slightly different eligibility rules. You can check out ALL those plans and see what it takes to qualify by reading the article at this link:
I don’t think that is fair at all for ssi long time customers to have to cut their service off for 90 days in order to apply for this discount program. We can’t do without internet & TV, It has become a way of life to help seniors pay bills, order med’s & shop. I myself have been a customer since it was Cox Communications. If we change to another Service Provider, we may not be able to drop it without being charged a fee. And how long is this offer going to stay in force? We need some type of guarantee & better cooperation from this huge company. We have paid our dues with our money & loyality. Our service is thru suddenlink.net not suddenlink.com . Does that make a difference. And is does Suddenlink even get out reviews & complaints???
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Steph. Check them all out to determine which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area and which one fits your needs best. You can find info on each program at this link:
Am on SSI and I have suddenlink for about 6yrs. but I had someone with me at the time .know I live by myself and am on SSI and live at peachtree senior living am on housing.
My child is eligible for the NSLP because we receive food stamps, which is an automatic reason to get the services. But I was disqualified because she is home schooled. Makes no sense that they wouldn’t just take a copy of my award letter for food stamps. It specifically states the child just has to be eligible not enrolled in the program.
We agree that it makes no sense, Dasha. There may be an option for you, though. Check out PCs for People, which is income-based, not program-based. You can read more about it and all the other low-income internet plans here:
Well to name a few : Access from AT&T; Internet Essentials ; Cox Low-Income Internet ; Internet Basics and Mediacom Low-Income Internet. They all come with there own set of bells and whistle . One offers this and another offers that. I have yet to find one that offers to someone on SSI under the age of 62 but they are on government assistance with no kids at home. Just a family of 1.
Thank You
For Christ’s sake, Belinda, we have listed all those plans on our “Low-Income Internet” page for years. Check out that page, but pay particular attention to PCs for People.
I read all about Suddenlink but sad to say I can not get it.
I am on SSI and I get government help. I am disabled as well
but I am not over 65 and I don’t have kids at home. So why do you not
help people like me?
Thanks
CheapInternet.com Administratorsays
Hey, it’s not us, Belinda. Each of the low-income internet service providers operates in widely different geographic regions. If Suddenlink isn’t available in your area, check out all the other low-income internet providers to find one that IS available in your area. Here’s where you can find all those plans:
The contact info you need can be found in the article above, Cheriea. But before you enroll, you might want to take a look at all the low-income internet plans to make sure you find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find ALL those programs:
My name is La’Sharia Silas,I have 2 children Aysha is 14 years old and Karsein is 2 years old. Aysha attends Greenwood Middle School located at 1200 Garrard Avenue in Greenwood, Mississippi and she participates in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program at no charge. please enroll us in your $14.99 internet.
We can’t enroll you because this is an independent informational website that is NOT affiliated with any of the low-income internet service providers. You need to enroll directly with one of those companies, NOT us.
Here’s where you can find a complete list of all those low-income internet plans. Check them all out to figure out which one fits your needs best:
They say you have to Qualify for SSI, what bout SSDI, or even on Social Security. Some people get less SS then people on SSI. They are going to have a real problem with this. They better regroup their system for qualifying or they will have a real mess, with people who are poorer than the people they are giving service to.. Everybody who is on SSI gets 743.00 from the government. Each state also helps by adding a amount to that. Each state is different on the amount that they add. some may not add any. Where I live the state ads 48.00 making a total of 791.00 per month. I get 825.00 SSDI per month for I am blind & will never work again @ 60 yrs old, where SSI people are a a 5 yr,, o back to work type program, otherwise they are automatically required to follow their steps to switch. Then when they reach 62, they have to o on their SSI. Basically SSDI is for the people that can’t get SSDI for their disability was rejected by the SS admin.. No matter what both are switched to SS @ age 62. So Altice is going about their discount program completely wrong, it will never work. Or is that their real intention??
Find the plan that fits your needs best, then use the contact information we provide to enroll. Here’s where you can find all the low-income internet plans:
I’m on section 8 housing. I’ve been on for over 10 years. My monthly income is $760.00 per month, Way below poverty level! At the moment I am with MediaCom and my bill runs $123-$130.00 per month. I have ask them if they could help me in lowering my bill but they ” Very Rudely said that I had to finish out my contract, which I believe ends in October of this year. My total monthly bills are Rent, Phone, Car Insurance “Bare Minimum” Electricity, Water & Garbage which comes between $455.00 – $526.00 pet Month Leaving me approximately $245.00- $260.00 left each month, subtract my perception cost of $43.00- $50.00 leaves around $200.00- $210.00 per month for gas, groceries, toiletries, cleaning supplies etc. Which I never have enough for all of that or even half of what I need. My clothes are coming apart at the seems, I’ve glued my shoes back together 3 times in the past 2 1/2 years. The only pleasure/ entertainment I have is my
TV / Internet. I see so many ads for free cable and internet for low income people all it does is take me to websites trying to sell me things. My credit is horrible, and one thing I made a mistake of doing is turniThr cable on for my nephew in my name with Cox Cable and he left a bill which is now on my credit report and he keeps saying he will pay it but never has.
Please help me in finding something for a more reasonable price.
The irony of it all is that my brother died in 2012 and my sister and I are the only heirs and all of his money is in her bank and she refuses to give me my half, I have tried to find pro bono lawyers legal aid law clinics and I just keep getting the runaround and sent to another person Louisiana says Florida has to refer me Florida says I have to go through Louisiana because that’s where he lived. I don’t understand why they say low income people can get help with legal matters cable TV utilities and even cars etc.. then when you try to apply for these all you get is advertisements and so much red tape that most people just give up trying! After 5 years of letters, emails , applications and explaining everything to every person I talk to I feel that there is no hope of my getting what’s rightfully mine from my Brother’s estate and just because I don’t have the money to fight for it and the emotional pain is undescribable, And senseless. There are people worse off than me that I am sure have committed suicide because of this sort of thing, I will stop venting now, I thank you for anything you can do to help me!! I have already gone into a depression over this and it seems that it just keeps getting worse! Don’t know where to turn next?
In the words of Bill Clinton, we feel your pain, Constance. We want you to hang in there and persevere and come out on top of this situation.
As you have discovered, there are no free cable or internet plans. However, there are a number of low-income plans available and we’re confident that you’ll find one or more that work for you. Here’s where you can find them:
We’d like you to pay particular attention to two of those plans — PCs for People and 4GCommunity. They might be great options for you if they’re available in your area.
Next, take a look at an article we just posted a few days ago. Amazon is now offering a great deal on a streaming TV package. If you can combine it with one of the internet plans mentioned above, you’d have internet and TV. Here’s a link to that article:
One more thing: Do you have a free government cell phone? If not, you should look into it, because it could save you a lot of money. Here’s a link to our other website, FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net, which has all the information you need.
Sounds like you qualify, Cheryl. You need to enroll with one of the free government cell phone companies in your state. Here’s where you can find them:
That’s not quite true, J. Only SNAP (food stamp) recipients are eligible for the AT&T program. You can read all about that plan AND all the other low-income internet plans at this link:
All the info you need is in the above article, Joedy. But you should check out all the low-income internet plans that are available before you choose a service provider. You may find one that offers a better deal in your area:
No one will contact you as a result of leaving a comment here at CheapInternet.com, Asatta. We are an independent informational website, not one of the low-income internet service providers we write about. You can get all the info you need about the various programs at this link:
Unfortunately I do not have children at home. Mine are grown. I am a 68 year old woman that was Diable in 1998 and now is SS. Which is very low, $1186.00 a month. Right now I have no Cable or Internet. Food, Meds and a place to live are more important! I just had April 25, a total right knee replacement, and I only have Medicare and my prescription ins. I also have Xtra Help from government to get help pay for my prescriptions and help paying my monthly prescriptions Ins, I was working on the paperwork to apply for Medicaid, but my knee surgery came first. I’m in my condo all the time unless someone takes me out. I really could use Internet and cable at home. Could u help me in any way?
Thank you, Camille Rockett
We are unaware of any low-income programs for cable TV, Camille, but there are a handful of low-income internet plans you should check out. You can find them here:
Senior low income (ssi) internet from your cable provider and sling tv is 20.00 month. Also look at that dude on YouTube, he show you how to coupon and really save a lot of money and get things free. You have to be creative!!!!
This is truly an awesome program the thing is I cant understand why in Arkansas every city seems to have access except mine which is Newark is there a way you could change this?? There are alot of kids that are in low-income families that could really benefit from having easy access to the internet. Aside from this program I think if our town had suddenlink as a choice for cable and internet providers, I would be willing to bet suddenlink would grow in new customers. Thank you..
Are you sure it’s not available in Newark? Give them a call to confirm. If you find out that the service isn’t available, check all the other low-income plans on the list at this link:
SUDDENLINK IT COVER MORRILTON. I PUT IN MY ZIP CODE AND ITS TELLING ME ITS AT&T IS THE SERVICE I CAN GET THERE FOR LOW INCOME.I CALL ATT THEY SAID I CANT GET ANY SERVICE. HELP ME. I TRY ALL YOU TOLD ME TO TRY BUT CANT SEEM TO FIND ONE. IM A LOW IMCOME
Did you check out PCs for People and 4GCommunity, Beckyann? They are often available when other plans aren’t. You can read more about them and find contact info here:
I have been on Disability for about one and half years, I need low cable TV and Internet access. I live in Comanche, Tx 76442.
Is there any thing to Help Me. I am almost 63 yrs . Do I qualify?
I have no children, at this home.
Sorry, PJ, but disability alone will not qualify you for any of the low-income programs. However, there are a couple options that might work IF they are available in your area. Check out PCs for People and 4GCommunity at this link:
it says for suddenlink lowincome internet covers deville la see insert below however when i enter my zip code it only shows for att . why is that
LOUISIANA – Abbeville, Alexandria, Baker, Bastrop, Benton, Bossier City, Boyce, Breaux Bridge, Broussard, Bunkie, Coushatta, Dequincy, Deridder, Deville, Erath, Eunice, Fort Polk, Franklin, Haughton, Homer, Iowa, Jeanerette, Kinder, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Leesville, Many, Marksville, Maurice, Minden, Monroe, Natchitoches, New Iberia, Oakdale, Pineville, Pollock, Ruston, Saint Martinville, Shreveport, Springhill, Sulphur, Ville Platte, Vinton, Westlake, Winnfield, Youngsville, Zachary
Seeing as I make less than 20k a year and have custody of my nephew who is on the lunch program and still have to pay $116 a month this program seems kinda dirty. So because I have paid my bill on time every month (struggled but paid) I would have to turn off my service for 3 months to qualify, that’s some bs.
Yeah, Amanda, we think that’s a huge flaw in the system. However, depending on where you live, you may have some options. Check out the other plans at the following link. Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. The former has higher income limits and the latter has no income limits. We just hope you live in a place where they are available:
I need your service. I am a disabled student(injured from a car accident that caused a nerve compression problem in back.)
I am in school training for a different career path because I can no longer do previous work.
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Bernice. Make sure you check them all out, but pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. With a little luck, they’ll be available in your area:
We’d suggest that you take a look at two different plans, Andy. With a little luck they will be available where you live (none of the plans are available everywhere). Look up PCs for People and 4GCommunity at this link:
Looking for s plan for 2 Disabled adults who make a yearly income of $19,920 from the United States Social Security Administration. 1 adult is 54 years old the other is 57 yrs. old, both disabled.
I am trying to figure out how to get help with internet. I have a 9 and 11 year old granddaughters that I am guardian of. I have had them for 5 years and have struggled the whole time. This year there will be no Christmas at our house as bills are behind.
I have called Suddenlink and ask about the low-income program. They said ” Oh I am not aware of any such program, you probably have to go to our local office” I went to the local office in Conroe address 903 N. Loop 336 W I. They said ” We don’t have any offers like that here” the lady was rude and not helpful at all. I went on line (connect2compete) and it’s asking me for a suddenlink code? I need to know if Suddenlink is a provider or not because they do not know as well. If they are not then this is false advertisement and this website needs to be updated. It is very furstrating when trying to get something done and the company employees are not aware of what is going on.
It never ceases to surprise us when we hear comments like this. We really wonder if the staff has been poorly trained or if they’re intentionally ignorant. We’d recommend that you ask for a supervisor the next time you call customer service or visit a store. The treatment you received is just plain unacceptable.
hello I’m looking for low cost internet for seniors I’m struggling every month to pay my bills let alone a high internet bill. I think the last one I had cost 89 bucks a month and that was without cable tv and home phone. I couldn’t afford it for very long so now I have an outstanding bill with that company. I live on a fixed income. its just me and one other person living here. can u help me find something that I don’t have to pay an outrageous connect fee or any at all?
There are numerous low-income internet plans available in addition to the Suddenlink plan, Eva. You should check them all out to find the ones available in your area for which you qualify. You may just find that you have multiple options and one may offer you better/more service than the others. Please check them all out before you make any decisions. Here’s where you can find that info:
Low income elders on social security can not afford this service. My new bill came in & it’s now $ 66.00 on an income of $862. A month. Makes me sick. No KIDS just ELDERLY I CALL THIS DISCRIMINATION!!!
The contact info you need is in the article above. But are you sure SuddenLink is the best program for you? We suggest that you check into ALL the programs that are available just to make sure. Here’s where you can see them all:
The number is wrong. It’s the number to BTX1. They only serve south Texas. They aren’t with connect2compete. Everyoneon is the one that only gives me option of T-Mobile 1Gb hotspot. And a $70 fee. Is there an updated number for this?
Suddenlink serves my area. I called the #, they said they don’t participate. I applied online, it only showed options for tmobile hotspot for $70! Plz help me get the right number/website to apply for suddenlink. I get food stamps and kids get free lunches.
hi my name is casie george. i have 5 boys in school. i am on diabilty and my kids get free lunches. if i can get some help getting internet at home for my kids please. thank u.
It certainly sounds as if you qualify for several programs, Casie. You need to start by clicking on the “Low Income Internet” link at the top of this page. Check all the programs to find out which ones are available in your area.
Live in College station and have your service for a long time and love it, do you have any programs that I would qualify both for internet and cable tv that I do not have to leave for 90 days?
We are an independent website and not affiliated with Suddenlink. However, we can tell you that most of the major programs say you must not have had an account for 90 days. What you might try to do is apply for an Internet account with a different company. Here’s a great program that might work:
Why don’t you mention internet for wireless programs or cheep add on services to actually use the internet on your gov funded cell phones? 200mb is sufficient for looking up phone numbers (they offer no 411). $25 gets you more min & text & 750mb.on top of unlimited…..I wireless
Am looking for low cost internet service for daughter w/ children on national free lunch program. Suddenlink is provider in our area (Forney, TX 75126) and this site says she qualifies for $9.95 internet, 150 GB, and less than $150 computer, but when she tries to sign up she is sent to EveryoneOn.org and it shows higher cost plan with much lower data and more expensive computer. What gives?
LOW INCOME NEEDS
just reading that sentence and the qualifications seems confusing I do not have children in school and need to be able to communicate with possible future employment , doctors Ect.
From your post( $30,000 per year have no home internet access. Since so much of the world is only available online, that is obviously a major issue for everyone who lives in those homes. Unemployment is a persistent issue in those households and the lack of internet service means adults find it almost impossible to communicate with potential employers. Similarly, lack of internet access makes it difficult to communicate with doctors. ) any help you can provide would greatly be appreciated .
Thank you
Randall Barkley
Ps how about the DFW area and Arlington tx my zip 76063
Thanks again
And I’m on total SSDI FOR INCOME LESS THAN 11,000 per year thank god for SSDI AND MEDICARE
LOW INCOME NEEDS
just reading that sentence and the qualifications seems confusing I do not have children in school and need to be able to communicate with possible future employment , doctors Ect.
From your post( $30,000 per year have no home internet access. Since so much of the world is only available online, that is obviously a major issue for everyone who lives in those homes. Unemployment is a persistent issue in those households and the lack of internet service means adults find it almost impossible to communicate with potential employers. Similarly, lack of internet access makes it difficult to communicate with doctors. ) any help you can provide would greatly be appreciated .
Thank you
Randall Barkley
Ps how about the DFW area and Arlington tx my zip 76063
Thanks again
sharon burcham says
From what I’ve read I’m eligible for EBB. I have called suddenlink multiple times only to be told i’m not eligible. I am on SSI, receive Snap, and on Hud.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you actually spoken to a customer service agent or is this automated info you received?
Krista says
Does anyone know if Suddenlink raises their $14.99 a month rates after a “trial period” is up? They do this with regular plans and I don’t want my mother to suffer when her bill skyrockets out of the blue? Suddenlink’s website is vague about this information.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s what it says on the SuddenLink website:
“ Free 60-day Altice Advantage Internet is available for new residential Internet customers who do not have Optimum Internet services and share a household with a student (K-12) or a college student, OR are an active certified/licensed teacher, professor, faculty, instructor or staff member of a U.S. K-12 school, college or university. Former Optimum accounts previously not in good standing are not eligible. Terms, conditions and restrictions apply. Where available. At end of 60-day period, service will be billed at $14.99 per month until canceled.”
There are more terms and conditions, so check them all out at:
https://www.alticeadvantageinternet.com/terms
Krista says
That is for the COVID internet plan. For the SSI, it doesn’t say. I was just curious if anyone has signed up for the SSI plan and the rates went up after a certain time period. 🙂 Thank you!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That is the standard plan, Krista.
Krista says
Thank you for your help!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yes, maam.
Amanda King says
Looking for free to very low cost internet in the Miami, Oklahoma 74354 area. I’ve clicked on a few of these links but can only find plans that still will cost in-between $50-79 dollars, I can’t afford that monthly. I mean, if thats a one time set up fee then I might be able to manage it ONCE and then pay free-$20ish bucks a month after that.. could you possibly help me find something more feasible in my area please? I do have 2 children on free reduced lunches, I am on social security disability, we have SNAP and TANF, and Soonercare. Just letting you know if it helps answer what id qualify for. Any assistance would be appreciated THANK YOU!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We don’t know where you’ve been clicking, Amanda, but none of the low-income plans cost that much. Check out all the low-income plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Bobbie says
I need to chat w somebody fr suddenlink,i am on ssi trying get wifi box cause Xfinity rupoed me off ,..i saw you help ppl w low income.i got you coming out but messed up on whst i needed
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not SuddenLink, Bobbie. This is an independent informational website. You’ll need to call the company’s customer service line again.
Farrah Dickens says
Just curious as to why I’m not able to transfer over to the Sudden link Economy Internet Plan. Due to COVID-19, times are really difficult. I’ve only had service with Suddenlink since February 2020 and at that time the Economy Internet Plan was NOT available in my area. Now that it IS, I’m being told I would have to be without Suddenlink services for 90 days or more before I can get on the Economy Internet Plan with them, even though I am otherwise eligible. Seems like in these times this 90 day waiting period should be waived???
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Covid or not, we think the rule should be eliminated because it places a financial hardship on people who can least afford it.
Farrah D says
I totally agree!!
Natalie says
I tried applying,but it does not let me it says something about the address is not in the area.Isn’t this suddenlink??well suddenlink is suppose to reach where I am moving?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check with Suddenlink customer service to find out for sure if your address is covered.
tiana samone says
Can i add cable to the plan with some extra cost? i cant find out how
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There is no low-income cable TV plan that we are aware of.
Cantgetinternet says
I live in San Antonio, Texas and it ‘s a lie that they provide service at my address. Maybe in the rich side of town, perhaps…
In fact, none of the low income programs are available at my address, with the exception of Spectrum and AT&T, and I only qualify for Spectrum, who by the way, just raised their price to almost $20.00 a month.
This is a more or less big town, and I can’t believe that NOBODY is willing to service my town or side of town with low income internet.
Not Cox, Grande, Comcast, Mediacom, or anybody else. Grande services 97% of the people in San Antonio, so I must be in the 3 % that they don’t. I live less than 2 miles from the downtown area!
I guess my area is just not that important to them!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Where does it say they service your specific address, Can’t? What’s the lie?
Cantgetinternet says
I’m not saying that you’re the one who’s lieing, I happen to enjoy your articles. What I’m saying is that the list that says San Antonio, TX is serviced, is lieing, since I do live here and no, they really don’t.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No one covers every area completely, Can’t. And to a large degree that has to do with where they’ve been granted local government licenses to operate. We’re not defending the service providers, but just providing a little perspective.
Sylvia Ray says
How can I speak to the corporate office supervisor. I’m very very upset about what Suddenlink had done to me. I will be telling everyone I know not to use your service and when I find another provider I will change. I’m so tired if being treated like this. Can’t even speak to a real person…so much trouble trying to do it. Thank you
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Have you visited the SuddenLink website? (By the way, it’s not “our” service. This is an independent informational website.)
Suddenlink SUCKS says
I know your pain. Suddenlink sucks customer service-wise. I once was on hold for LITERALLY MORE THAN 24 HOURS. Like, I fell asleep at night and in the morning when I got up, I was still on hold. I truly believe that they don’t even have ANY real customer service department. I think it’s just an illusion.
BUT a shitty company like Suddenlink DOES care about making money, right? I realized that if you REALLY wanna talk to someone at Suddenlink, you call the number to set up new service as if you were a new customer and not an existing one. They will immediately answer, since answering means (or so they think) gaining a new customer (woohoo! more money! another customer to scam!). Tell them your problem and they will help you, finally getting to talk to a real person. Works every time. They never answer calls to the customer service line (well, maybe they do, but I wouldn’t know… I gave up after 24 HOURS ON hold.)
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That is absolutel genius. We’re going to remember that idea whenever we have trouble with any company’s customer service. Best comment of the year.
Sonya Baxter says
Am I eligible to receive wifi with a child who attends BRAD headstart&receives weekly assistance with food from his school?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s where you can find all the low-income plans and what it takes to become eligible for each of them. You can also find a rough guide to which plans are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Richard Travis says
Time to get unplugged and stop this madness.
James A Ringer says
We have to reduce our costs. Can we maintain our Phone and Internet while dropping the TV service ?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Each company’s rules are a bit different and lots of temporary new rules have been put into effect during the coronavirus crisis. Check with customer service to find out exactly what is permissible.
Cheryl says
Please tell me if I currently have any kinda outstanding balance with your company please.
Cheryl
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You don’t have any balance with us because we are not your service provider, Cheryl. But if your account is with SuddenLink (and we assume it is because you left your comment here on the SuddenLink page), contact that company using the contact info we provide in the article above.
Gloria Slater says
I live on 700 bucks a month.my sudden link keeps going up.was down to 69.then 101 now 108.for no reason .I cant afford that my Bill’s are 500 over.please help me.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
As we understand it, SuddenLink will not allow you to switch over to a low-income plan because you are a current customer. If that’s the case, check out all the other low-income plans to find one that’s available in your area. Here’s where you can find all those plans and a rough guide as to where they offer service:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Marianne Gremillion says
Ned application low income
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’ve provided contact info, Marianne. Contact the company’s customer service team or visit its website.
Bob Collins says
Yesterday
I spoke with supervisor Michael Brown retention department supervisor.
Mr. Brown. Was not helpful nor did he try to solve my problems. After talking with him my opinion.of suddenlink is poor customer service. I am a disabled veteran on a fixed income. Suddenlink doesn’t care about. I spent yesterday on the phone with them and will again today. They do offer a package that you can watch the news basically for over a hundred dollars. I can do that with a atana. Then there’s rocu. Fire stick. Ways around these people
Bob Collins
Faith R Gordley says
I need a low income application for cheap internet 918 304 ****
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Contact the company using the contact info we provide in the article above.
Ramona Hughen says
My Mom is 87. Looks on computer for grandchildren’s pictures and email. Thats all. Has local TV stations and her landline. No other programs! She pays $99. A month, Limited income, not on SSI, no children at home and lives by herself and only has social security. Rent increase, needed utilities, Social security went up a little but all the other increases ate that. How can I help her? I can’t afford her additional $99.00. Please give me dome answers. Thank you
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s what this website is all about, Ramona. But we can’t summarize this entire website into one comment. You’ll need to click around to find the answers to your questions. It sounds like she may qualify for several of the low-income internet plans, but it depends on where she lives. You can find all those plans fully explained at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Vickie Bouzerrara says
I have wifi internet with y’all. I just cant afford it anymore. I got on this website n read about low income internet, but because I’ve had it for awhile, I’m not eligible for the $14.95 plan? I’m 62, and I’m on SSI. It’s only me who lives here. Help!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
First things first, Vickie. You do not have internet with us, because we are not an internet service provider. This is an independent informational website, NOT Suddenlink.
You need to check out all the other low-income internet plans to find out if you are eligible for any of the ones available in your area. You can check them all out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Brinda Strong says
Why is Rison,Arkansas not on the list . This county really needs cheap internet, all the big cities and no small cities are really the ones that need the cheaper internet rates were all low in come lots of senior citizens lots of families on snap and Medicaid,lots of disabled people. So I am just asking why does the people in smaller cities not on the list when they are really the people that need it most . Signed just a disabled low in come Medicaid person concerned for our small home town city.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can tell you why smaller towns and rural areas are overlooked, Brinda. The cost of running cable Or building wireless infrastructure to those areas with few people makes it very difficult for the cable companies to make a profit. That doesn’t give you an answer you want, but it’s the reality of the situation.
That being said, we urge you to take a look at ALL the low-income internet plans to see if you can find one that serves your area. Good luck. Here’s where you can find those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
KAY says
I’m reading that suddenlink altice has low income internet? In Muskogee,Oklahoma I live in Muskogee current Suddenlink Customer cable is too expensive I’d like internet and wifi So how do i apply ? And why hasnt anyone heard about this?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s nothing new, Kay, but most of the low-income service providers don’t really want to sell their low-priced plans. The only low-income plan we’ve ever seen advertised is Comcast’s Internet Essentials. There may be others advertised, but we’ve never seen them.
Danny Anderson says
This is absolutely ridiculous. My Mom is a senior whose only means of TV and phone is Suddenlink. How can you want her to cancel her service. Then she wouldn’t have a phone or TV for 90 days. She can’t use nay other service in her location.
Maria Fuentes says
I am on social security do I qualify?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The article above tells you everything you need to know, Maria.
R.Y says
Hi,
We currently have Suddenlink Internet only service in Texas. My Son is in the Free School Lunch program.
System does not let me apply, saying I am already a customer. How can I switch over to this Low-Income-Internet-Service.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the programs available in your state of find out if any others are available in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
We’d suggest that you take a look at PCs for People to see if it’s available in your area.
Shannon Vance says
I do not have a child in home. Or am I a senior. But I am on permanent disability. Can I qualify foid the low income internet?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income internet plans at the following link to find the one that fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Pay particular attention to PCs for People because it’s eligibility rules make it easier to qualify.
Annabelle says
Do you know of any cheap or low income internet in Aiken SC in a rural area? I am disabled and have a austim child .I know of other states whose offering lifeline internet ,low cost internet , Even internet for kids with reduced lunch but I can’t find nothing about these types of things in my area.Even help with a computer or tablet in some states but don’t hear about these types of things being offered here please help in information will be greatly appreciated thank you in advanced
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income plans at the link below to find the one that fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Frances G Ramirez says
Looking for cheap internet not a high speed. I am disable 73 year lady ,need internet to pay my bill only.also need expand basic cable needs to down grade my plan because it’s getting too expensive for me to pay
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
You definitely need to check out ALL the low-income internet plans available, Frances. You may find one you qualify for that fits your needs better than the others. Check them all out at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Susan Ziots says
I am a 58 yr old senior, I am on food stamps and I need internet.
Do I qualify?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income plans available, Susan. Here’s where you can check them all out to find out which one will fit your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Frances Davis says
I desperately need internet. I lost my health at
47. I was divorced after 49 yr. I receive
1,400.00 per month. I can’t afford anything.
My rent is 1,100 per month.
plus utilities. I didn’t receive anything in my divorce. I was held captive for almost 3 months
the man stole my car and what cash I had and my car and he totaled it. I would appreciate anything you can do for me price wise.
I have not asked for any help from the gov. I know my income is so low I don’t pay income taxes anymore. I don’t have any TV because the tress don’t allow rabbit ears to work.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
A couple comments, Frances. First of all, this website is NOT affiliated with any of the low-income internet plans. So you need to contact your chosen service provider directly. Second, none of the low-income internet plans include cable TV service. We strongly recommend that you check out ALL the low-income plans to determine which one fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Alan S says
Do disabled people getting SSDI qualify for low income, cheap internet?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Each of the programs comes with different eligibility rules. You can check them all out to find the one that fits your needs best at this link: CLICK HERE
colleen lofquist says
Do we qualify in minnesota for help with phone,internet and tv? We are 73 and 75 and are both on SSI.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We have no way of knowing if you qualify because we don’t know enough about you, Colleen. Each of the low-income internet plans has slightly different eligibility rules. You can check out ALL those plans and see what it takes to qualify by reading the article at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Beegee Harris says
I don’t think that is fair at all for ssi long time customers to have to cut their service off for 90 days in order to apply for this discount program. We can’t do without internet & TV, It has become a way of life to help seniors pay bills, order med’s & shop. I myself have been a customer since it was Cox Communications. If we change to another Service Provider, we may not be able to drop it without being charged a fee. And how long is this offer going to stay in force? We need some type of guarantee & better cooperation from this huge company. We have paid our dues with our money & loyality. Our service is thru suddenlink.net not suddenlink.com . Does that make a difference. And is does Suddenlink even get out reviews & complaints???
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It’s not just this service provider, Beegee. All the low-income internet plans insist on the same sort of breakaway period.
Stephanie Mendez says
I’m trying to get free WiFi. I am a student and I need it for school
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Steph. Check them all out to determine which ones you qualify for and which ones are available in your area and which one fits your needs best. You can find info on each program at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Anna Estrello says
Am on SSI and I have suddenlink for about 6yrs. but I had someone with me at the time .know I live by myself and am on SSI and live at peachtree senior living am on housing.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We’re not sure what your question is, Anna.
Dasha says
My child is eligible for the NSLP because we receive food stamps, which is an automatic reason to get the services. But I was disqualified because she is home schooled. Makes no sense that they wouldn’t just take a copy of my award letter for food stamps. It specifically states the child just has to be eligible not enrolled in the program.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We agree that it makes no sense, Dasha. There may be an option for you, though. Check out PCs for People, which is income-based, not program-based. You can read more about it and all the other low-income internet plans here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Martha Mayes says
Like to get information about getting internet
Thank you Martha Mayes
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s what this website is all about, Martha. Click around to learn everything there is, including to find the plan that fits your needs best.
Belinda says
it all sounds good but they still are cheaper internet services out here.
also I did not see Delbarton WV listed in your list.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
If there are cheaper offers out there, we’d love to hear about them, Belinda.
Belinda says
Well to name a few : Access from AT&T; Internet Essentials ; Cox Low-Income Internet ; Internet Basics and Mediacom Low-Income Internet. They all come with there own set of bells and whistle . One offers this and another offers that. I have yet to find one that offers to someone on SSI under the age of 62 but they are on government assistance with no kids at home. Just a family of 1.
Thank You
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
For Christ’s sake, Belinda, we have listed all those plans on our “Low-Income Internet” page for years. Check out that page, but pay particular attention to PCs for People.
Belinda says
I read all about Suddenlink but sad to say I can not get it.
I am on SSI and I get government help. I am disabled as well
but I am not over 65 and I don’t have kids at home. So why do you not
help people like me?
Thanks
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Hey, it’s not us, Belinda. Each of the low-income internet service providers operates in widely different geographic regions. If Suddenlink isn’t available in your area, check out all the other low-income internet providers to find one that IS available in your area. Here’s where you can find all those plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Cheriea says
How do I apply?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The contact info you need can be found in the article above, Cheriea. But before you enroll, you might want to take a look at all the low-income internet plans to make sure you find the one that fits your needs best. Here’s where you can find ALL those programs:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
La'Sharia Silas says
My name is La’Sharia Silas,I have 2 children Aysha is 14 years old and Karsein is 2 years old. Aysha attends Greenwood Middle School located at 1200 Garrard Avenue in Greenwood, Mississippi and she participates in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program at no charge. please enroll us in your $14.99 internet.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We can’t enroll you because this is an independent informational website that is NOT affiliated with any of the low-income internet service providers. You need to enroll directly with one of those companies, NOT us.
Here’s where you can find a complete list of all those low-income internet plans. Check them all out to figure out which one fits your needs best:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Handone says
They say you have to Qualify for SSI, what bout SSDI, or even on Social Security. Some people get less SS then people on SSI. They are going to have a real problem with this. They better regroup their system for qualifying or they will have a real mess, with people who are poorer than the people they are giving service to.. Everybody who is on SSI gets 743.00 from the government. Each state also helps by adding a amount to that. Each state is different on the amount that they add. some may not add any. Where I live the state ads 48.00 making a total of 791.00 per month. I get 825.00 SSDI per month for I am blind & will never work again @ 60 yrs old, where SSI people are a a 5 yr,, o back to work type program, otherwise they are automatically required to follow their steps to switch. Then when they reach 62, they have to o on their SSI. Basically SSDI is for the people that can’t get SSDI for their disability was rejected by the SS admin.. No matter what both are switched to SS @ age 62. So Altice is going about their discount program completely wrong, it will never work. Or is that their real intention??
Kaylee says
Hows do i sign up for the free internet? im on social security.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Find the plan that fits your needs best, then use the contact information we provide to enroll. Here’s where you can find all the low-income internet plans:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Leanna word says
I am 70 yrs old and only get ss. Am I eligible
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Check out all the low-income plans at this link, Leanna:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Constance says
I’m on section 8 housing. I’ve been on for over 10 years. My monthly income is $760.00 per month, Way below poverty level! At the moment I am with MediaCom and my bill runs $123-$130.00 per month. I have ask them if they could help me in lowering my bill but they ” Very Rudely said that I had to finish out my contract, which I believe ends in October of this year. My total monthly bills are Rent, Phone, Car Insurance “Bare Minimum” Electricity, Water & Garbage which comes between $455.00 – $526.00 pet Month Leaving me approximately $245.00- $260.00 left each month, subtract my perception cost of $43.00- $50.00 leaves around $200.00- $210.00 per month for gas, groceries, toiletries, cleaning supplies etc. Which I never have enough for all of that or even half of what I need. My clothes are coming apart at the seems, I’ve glued my shoes back together 3 times in the past 2 1/2 years. The only pleasure/ entertainment I have is my
TV / Internet. I see so many ads for free cable and internet for low income people all it does is take me to websites trying to sell me things. My credit is horrible, and one thing I made a mistake of doing is turniThr cable on for my nephew in my name with Cox Cable and he left a bill which is now on my credit report and he keeps saying he will pay it but never has.
Please help me in finding something for a more reasonable price.
The irony of it all is that my brother died in 2012 and my sister and I are the only heirs and all of his money is in her bank and she refuses to give me my half, I have tried to find pro bono lawyers legal aid law clinics and I just keep getting the runaround and sent to another person Louisiana says Florida has to refer me Florida says I have to go through Louisiana because that’s where he lived. I don’t understand why they say low income people can get help with legal matters cable TV utilities and even cars etc.. then when you try to apply for these all you get is advertisements and so much red tape that most people just give up trying! After 5 years of letters, emails , applications and explaining everything to every person I talk to I feel that there is no hope of my getting what’s rightfully mine from my Brother’s estate and just because I don’t have the money to fight for it and the emotional pain is undescribable, And senseless. There are people worse off than me that I am sure have committed suicide because of this sort of thing, I will stop venting now, I thank you for anything you can do to help me!! I have already gone into a depression over this and it seems that it just keeps getting worse! Don’t know where to turn next?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
In the words of Bill Clinton, we feel your pain, Constance. We want you to hang in there and persevere and come out on top of this situation.
As you have discovered, there are no free cable or internet plans. However, there are a number of low-income plans available and we’re confident that you’ll find one or more that work for you. Here’s where you can find them:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
We’d like you to pay particular attention to two of those plans — PCs for People and 4GCommunity. They might be great options for you if they’re available in your area.
Next, take a look at an article we just posted a few days ago. Amazon is now offering a great deal on a streaming TV package. If you can combine it with one of the internet plans mentioned above, you’d have internet and TV. Here’s a link to that article:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/want-discounted-streaming-tv-heres-a-way-to-get-it
One more thing: Do you have a free government cell phone? If not, you should look into it, because it could save you a lot of money. Here’s a link to our other website, FreeGovernmentCellPhones.net, which has all the information you need.
http://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net
Good luck, Constance. We hope this helps.
Cheryl Webb says
Totally disabled by car wreck…$956 a month SNAP $246. Kids are grown????
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sounds like you qualify, Cheryl. You need to enroll with one of the free government cell phone companies in your state. Here’s where you can find them:
http://www.freegovernmentcellphones.net/states
j says
AT&T Access for anyone who get food stamps SSI or medicaid. Google it
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
That’s not quite true, J. Only SNAP (food stamp) recipients are eligible for the AT&T program. You can read all about that plan AND all the other low-income internet plans at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Joedy branch says
Hi can u tell me what number I call to get the internet for the low income for a child living w me on the food program thru school
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
All the info you need is in the above article, Joedy. But you should check out all the low-income internet plans that are available before you choose a service provider. You may find one that offers a better deal in your area:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
asatta Kennethaddress says
i need a internet for my kids 8and 14 to do school work iam on SNAP can someone please contact me on 267 394 **** or my email address
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
No one will contact you as a result of leaving a comment here at CheapInternet.com, Asatta. We are an independent informational website, not one of the low-income internet service providers we write about. You can get all the info you need about the various programs at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Camille Rockett says
Unfortunately I do not have children at home. Mine are grown. I am a 68 year old woman that was Diable in 1998 and now is SS. Which is very low, $1186.00 a month. Right now I have no Cable or Internet. Food, Meds and a place to live are more important! I just had April 25, a total right knee replacement, and I only have Medicare and my prescription ins. I also have Xtra Help from government to get help pay for my prescriptions and help paying my monthly prescriptions Ins, I was working on the paperwork to apply for Medicaid, but my knee surgery came first. I’m in my condo all the time unless someone takes me out. I really could use Internet and cable at home. Could u help me in any way?
Thank you, Camille Rockett
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are unaware of any low-income programs for cable TV, Camille, but there are a handful of low-income internet plans you should check out. You can find them here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Find the ones you’re eligible for (pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity).
Cee says
Senior low income (ssi) internet from your cable provider and sling tv is 20.00 month. Also look at that dude on YouTube, he show you how to coupon and really save a lot of money and get things free. You have to be creative!!!!
Tina Brown says
This is truly an awesome program the thing is I cant understand why in Arkansas every city seems to have access except mine which is Newark is there a way you could change this?? There are alot of kids that are in low-income families that could really benefit from having easy access to the internet. Aside from this program I think if our town had suddenlink as a choice for cable and internet providers, I would be willing to bet suddenlink would grow in new customers. Thank you..
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Are you sure it’s not available in Newark? Give them a call to confirm. If you find out that the service isn’t available, check all the other low-income plans on the list at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Beckyann says
SUDDENLINK IT COVER MORRILTON. I PUT IN MY ZIP CODE AND ITS TELLING ME ITS AT&T IS THE SERVICE I CAN GET THERE FOR LOW INCOME.I CALL ATT THEY SAID I CANT GET ANY SERVICE. HELP ME. I TRY ALL YOU TOLD ME TO TRY BUT CANT SEEM TO FIND ONE. IM A LOW IMCOME
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Did you check out PCs for People and 4GCommunity, Beckyann? They are often available when other plans aren’t. You can read more about them and find contact info here:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
P.J . Baker says
I have been on Disability for about one and half years, I need low cable TV and Internet access. I live in Comanche, Tx 76442.
Is there any thing to Help Me. I am almost 63 yrs . Do I qualify?
I have no children, at this home.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Sorry, PJ, but disability alone will not qualify you for any of the low-income programs. However, there are a couple options that might work IF they are available in your area. Check out PCs for People and 4GCommunity at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Amanda Trantham says
it says for suddenlink lowincome internet covers deville la see insert below however when i enter my zip code it only shows for att . why is that
LOUISIANA – Abbeville, Alexandria, Baker, Bastrop, Benton, Bossier City, Boyce, Breaux Bridge, Broussard, Bunkie, Coushatta, Dequincy, Deridder, Deville, Erath, Eunice, Fort Polk, Franklin, Haughton, Homer, Iowa, Jeanerette, Kinder, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Leesville, Many, Marksville, Maurice, Minden, Monroe, Natchitoches, New Iberia, Oakdale, Pineville, Pollock, Ruston, Saint Martinville, Shreveport, Springhill, Sulphur, Ville Platte, Vinton, Westlake, Winnfield, Youngsville, Zachary
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Where are you entering your zip code, Amanda?
Amanda R. says
Seeing as I make less than 20k a year and have custody of my nephew who is on the lunch program and still have to pay $116 a month this program seems kinda dirty. So because I have paid my bill on time every month (struggled but paid) I would have to turn off my service for 3 months to qualify, that’s some bs.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Yeah, Amanda, we think that’s a huge flaw in the system. However, depending on where you live, you may have some options. Check out the other plans at the following link. Pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. The former has higher income limits and the latter has no income limits. We just hope you live in a place where they are available:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Bernice Alexander says
I need your service. I am a disabled student(injured from a car accident that caused a nerve compression problem in back.)
I am in school training for a different career path because I can no longer do previous work.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are a number of low-income internet plans available, Bernice. Make sure you check them all out, but pay particular attention to PCs for People and 4GCommunity. With a little luck, they’ll be available in your area:
We’d suggest that you take a look at two different plans, Andy. With a little luck they will be available where you live (none of the plans are available everywhere). Look up PCs for People and 4GCommunity at this link:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Dana Dunagan says
Looking for s plan for 2 Disabled adults who make a yearly income of $19,920 from the United States Social Security Administration. 1 adult is 54 years old the other is 57 yrs. old, both disabled.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Take a look at the PCs for People listing on our low-income internet service provider page, Dana:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
It allows its customers to qualify with a higher income level than most of the other plans.
Darlene Jones says
I am trying to figure out how to get help with internet. I have a 9 and 11 year old granddaughters that I am guardian of. I have had them for 5 years and have struggled the whole time. This year there will be no Christmas at our house as bills are behind.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Here’s what you need to do, Darlene: Check out all the plans outlined in the following article:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Check them all out carefully to find one available in your area for which you’re eligible. We wish you the best of luck and a very merry Christmas.
Gaylynn Mott says
I have called Suddenlink and ask about the low-income program. They said ” Oh I am not aware of any such program, you probably have to go to our local office” I went to the local office in Conroe address 903 N. Loop 336 W I. They said ” We don’t have any offers like that here” the lady was rude and not helpful at all. I went on line (connect2compete) and it’s asking me for a suddenlink code? I need to know if Suddenlink is a provider or not because they do not know as well. If they are not then this is false advertisement and this website needs to be updated. It is very furstrating when trying to get something done and the company employees are not aware of what is going on.
Please help !
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It never ceases to surprise us when we hear comments like this. We really wonder if the staff has been poorly trained or if they’re intentionally ignorant. We’d recommend that you ask for a supervisor the next time you call customer service or visit a store. The treatment you received is just plain unacceptable.
eva walters says
hello I’m looking for low cost internet for seniors I’m struggling every month to pay my bills let alone a high internet bill. I think the last one I had cost 89 bucks a month and that was without cable tv and home phone. I couldn’t afford it for very long so now I have an outstanding bill with that company. I live on a fixed income. its just me and one other person living here. can u help me find something that I don’t have to pay an outrageous connect fee or any at all?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
There are numerous low-income internet plans available in addition to the Suddenlink plan, Eva. You should check them all out to find the ones available in your area for which you qualify. You may just find that you have multiple options and one may offer you better/more service than the others. Please check them all out before you make any decisions. Here’s where you can find that info:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Alice Vidal says
Low income elders on social security can not afford this service. My new bill came in & it’s now $ 66.00 on an income of $862. A month. Makes me sick. No KIDS just ELDERLY I CALL THIS DISCRIMINATION!!!
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Just to clarify: Are you saying that your SuddenLink low-income plan that was once $9.95 is now $60?
Take a look at all the other low-income plans available on the following page. We hope one of them is available in the area in which you live:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
Angie says
Info to sign up please i have a student that recieves free lunch.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
The contact info you need is in the article above. But are you sure SuddenLink is the best program for you? We suggest that you check into ALL the programs that are available just to make sure. Here’s where you can see them all:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/low-income-internet
robert tatro says
Low income wi Fi zip code 28112
brandy says
The number is wrong. It’s the number to BTX1. They only serve south Texas. They aren’t with connect2compete. Everyoneon is the one that only gives me option of T-Mobile 1Gb hotspot. And a $70 fee. Is there an updated number for this?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Trying to find this info on the SuddenLink site is not easy. We ended up doing a live online chat to get this info.
You can get more info and enroll at cox.connect2compete.org
brandy says
Suddenlink serves my area. I called the #, they said they don’t participate. I applied online, it only showed options for tmobile hotspot for $70! Plz help me get the right number/website to apply for suddenlink. I get food stamps and kids get free lunches.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
Connect2Compete says that SuddenLink is still a partner.
casie george says
hi my name is casie george. i have 5 boys in school. i am on diabilty and my kids get free lunches. if i can get some help getting internet at home for my kids please. thank u.
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
It certainly sounds as if you qualify for several programs, Casie. You need to start by clicking on the “Low Income Internet” link at the top of this page. Check all the programs to find out which ones are available in your area.
Allison Collins says
Live in College station and have your service for a long time and love it, do you have any programs that I would qualify both for internet and cable tv that I do not have to leave for 90 days?
CheapInternet.com Administrator says
We are an independent website and not affiliated with Suddenlink. However, we can tell you that most of the major programs say you must not have had an account for 90 days. What you might try to do is apply for an Internet account with a different company. Here’s a great program that might work:
https://www.cheapinternet.com/pcs-for-people-best-internet-plan-for-low-income-americans
PS: Texas forever!
Insty Gator says
Why don’t you mention internet for wireless programs or cheep add on services to actually use the internet on your gov funded cell phones? 200mb is sufficient for looking up phone numbers (they offer no 411). $25 gets you more min & text & 750mb.on top of unlimited…..I wireless
Maggie says
Why is it not availble in Newport NC
Jacquelyn Taylor says
Who has cheap internet in Tatum Texas area
John Perkins says
want a low price internet service that fits me and my family
Lisa says
Do you service porter tx. 77365
Duane Penny says
Am looking for low cost internet service for daughter w/ children on national free lunch program. Suddenlink is provider in our area (Forney, TX 75126) and this site says she qualifies for $9.95 internet, 150 GB, and less than $150 computer, but when she tries to sign up she is sent to EveryoneOn.org and it shows higher cost plan with much lower data and more expensive computer. What gives?
Lynda Cope says
I have one Obama phone could I apply for Obama internet.
Ngoc Nguyen says
I have old line life phone Obama, but no internet . Now. I want to apply new form to service high internet cheap Obama line. Could you help me ?
Lisa Cameron says
does it work for boise ID
Randall Barkley says
LOW INCOME NEEDS
just reading that sentence and the qualifications seems confusing I do not have children in school and need to be able to communicate with possible future employment , doctors Ect.
From your post( $30,000 per year have no home internet access. Since so much of the world is only available online, that is obviously a major issue for everyone who lives in those homes. Unemployment is a persistent issue in those households and the lack of internet service means adults find it almost impossible to communicate with potential employers. Similarly, lack of internet access makes it difficult to communicate with doctors. ) any help you can provide would greatly be appreciated .
Thank you
Randall Barkley
Ps how about the DFW area and Arlington tx my zip 76063
Thanks again
And I’m on total SSDI FOR INCOME LESS THAN 11,000 per year thank god for SSDI AND MEDICARE
Randall Barkley says
LOW INCOME NEEDS
just reading that sentence and the qualifications seems confusing I do not have children in school and need to be able to communicate with possible future employment , doctors Ect.
From your post( $30,000 per year have no home internet access. Since so much of the world is only available online, that is obviously a major issue for everyone who lives in those homes. Unemployment is a persistent issue in those households and the lack of internet service means adults find it almost impossible to communicate with potential employers. Similarly, lack of internet access makes it difficult to communicate with doctors. ) any help you can provide would greatly be appreciated .
Thank you
Randall Barkley
Ps how about the DFW area and Arlington tx my zip 76063
Thanks again