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Through our partnership with the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), we were able to provide our customers with free internet service and a brand-new tablet—helping them stay connected at no cost.

Through the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), households were able to qualify for one of our new U2ConnectNow tablets with a one-time payment of $10.01 and receive monthly high-speed internet at no additional cost.

There were no contracts, no hidden fees, and in-home WiFi service was included. Customers could cancel anytime without penalty. U2C was glad to be able to offer this program and help families stay connected and empowered with affordable internet. In addition, we tailored our fiber and rural plans to make them more affordable and accessible for our customers, ensuring that reliable internet was available to everyone.

Customers qualified for the ACP program if they participated in any of these government programs:
SSI
WIC
SNAP
Medicaid
Federal Public Housing Assistance
Veterans Pension and Survivors Pension
ACP FAQ'S
WHAT WAS THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM (ACP)?
WHO WAS ELIGIBLE FOR THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM?
WHAT EXPENSES DID THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM COVER?

Elegibility for the ACP was primarily based on incomecriteria. Generally, households with income at or below a certain threshold, as determined by the program guidelines, qualified for assistance. Other eligibility requirements also applied, such as participation in certain government assistance programs like SNAP or Medicaid.

The ACP helped cover the cost of internet service for eligible households. This included broadband internet access as well as associated equipment such as modems or routers.

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) was a government initiative aimed at making internet access more affordable for low-income households in the United States. It provided subsidies to eligible households to help cover the cost of internet service.

ACP FAQ's
WHAT WAS THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM (ACP)?

Elegibility for the ACP was primarily based on incomecriteria. Generally, households with income at or below a certain threshold, as determined by the program guidelines, qualified for assistance. Other eligibility requirements also applied, such as participation in certain government assistance programs like SNAP or Medicaid.

WHO WAS ELIGIBLE FOR THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM?

The ACP helped cover the cost of internet service for eligible households. This included broadband internet access as well as associated equipment such as modems or routers.

WHAT EXPENSES DID THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM COVER?

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) was a government initiative aimed at making internet access more affordable for low-income households in the United States. It provided subsidies to eligible households to help cover the cost of internet service.

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