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Various broadband providers, including those offering landline and wireless broadband, will participate in the Affordable Connectivity Program. Depending on where you live, you may have a choice of providers. Check with the broadband providers in ...
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The Affordable Connectivity Benefit can be applied to the cost of Internet service within a bundle of services. If your bundle also includes a TV service or Phone, you will be responsible for that portion of your bill, as well as any services that a...
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Yes. These are two separate programs. SECV is not currently a Lifeline provider and is unable to offer customers the Lifeline benefit. However, SECV is reviewing the program.
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Yes, the benefit is available to eligible new, prior, and existing customers of SECV.
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Yes. You are responsible for any amount over $30 per month for broadband service.
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Yes, but you are responsible for all funds exceeding $30 as part of the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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The Affordable Connectivity Program provides a monthly discount for broadband service up to $30 per eligible household. The discount will be applied to your Internet service, but the ultimate cost to you will depend on the Internet plan you select. ...
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The Affordable Connectivity Program is limited to one monthly service discount per household, which is defined as any individual or group of individuals who are living together at the same address and share income and expenses. ...
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No, the Affordable Connectivity Program provides a monthly discount on broadband service of up to $30 per eligible household. SECV, like all participating broadband service providers, will receive the funds directly from the Affordable Connectivity...
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Please visit the FCC Affordable Connectivity Program website and receive confirmation that you are eligible, then visit www.secv.com/acp and complete the online enrollment form. If you do not have Internet access, the FCC will mail you paperwor...