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Help for Getting Connected

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Internet and Phone Helpline :

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  • Help finding phone or internet service

  • Help deciding what will work best for you

  • Discount information

  • Help with Lifeline

    • Find out if you can use Lifeline

    • Get help signing up for Lifeline

 

Call:  (608) 267-3595 

Open Monday - Friday 7:45 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

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Emergency Internet Resources Website

 

Visit the following link:

https://psc.wi.gov/Pages/Programs/BroadbandEmergencyInternetResources.aspx

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You can see:

  • who is offering low-cost internet in your area

  • who has discounts on internet in your area

  • how long the discount(s) last

  • if you are eligible for discounts or low-cost internet

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Open Wi-Fi tool for Drive Up Internet

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There may be some free Wi-Fi open to anyone that needs the internet but can't get it at home.  In most cases the business or building will be closed, but you can still use their Wi-Fi.  Most people sit in their cars and get onto the internet from the building's parking lot.  The following website will show you where to find the free wi-fi spots:

 

https://maps.psc.wi.gov/apps/PublicWiFiLocations/

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Broadband Internet Providers

(serving Racine, Kenosha, Walworth, Jefferson, and/or Rock County)
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Verizon

  • waiving late fees

  • not disconnecting residential or small business customers

  • discount for new low-income customers qualified under LifeLine 


US Cellular 

  • waiving late fees

  • not disconnecting residential or small business customers


TDS

  • 60 days of free internet for families with a K-12 student or a college student

  • 60 days of free internet for other qualified low income households 

 

Sprint \ TMobile

  • unlimited data and mobile hotspot service for 60 days for customers 

  • Lifeline customers get up to 5GB of free data over next 2 months

 

Frontier

  • no data caps

 

Charter

  • 60 days of free internet for families with a K-12 student or a college student

  • no installation fees for students 

  • open WiFi hotspots across their service area for public use

 

Century link

  • no data caps

  • delayed disconnection for 60 days

 

AT&T

  • no data caps or overage fees

  • $10/mo access from AT&T for low income households

  • no disconnections

 

For more information, visit the Public Services Commission website for internet resources:

https://psc.wi.gov/Pages/Programs/BroadbandEmergencyInternetResources.aspx

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