**ACP Important Program Changes**
The ACP is no longer accepting new applications
The ACP is a federal assistance program designed by the FCC to help households struggling to pay for internet service. As of February 8, 2024, the program stopped accepting applications. Consumers enrolled in the ACP will continue to receive their benefit until the program ends.
The FCC (Federal Communications Commision) has outlined wind-down rules for the ACP, stating that without Congressional action and appropriate funding, the current program is expected to continue only until April 2024. Click the button below for more info.
AtLink is Privileged to Participate in the
FCC Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)
Eligibility depended on meeting the ACP program’s income and qualifier requirements.
Many Oklahoma households that qualified could have received up to a $75 monthly credit.*
($75 for Households that are living on tribal lands with over 90% of Oklahoma addresses qualifying).
With NO data caps, NO annual contract and NO credit check required!
WHAT IS
FIXED WIRELESS INTERNET?
Instead of laying miles and miles of fiber optic cable to connect a single rural home, FWA (Fixed Wireless Internet) utilizes modern wireless radio technologies to create a high-speed bridge from an elevated fiber-fed tower to a home location. Internet service is relayed through radio signals from the tower location to an antenna installed on a home owner's roof.
Subscriber homes are typically within 10 miles of our tower equipment and have a clear or near line of site to a tower. Fixed wireless service is very effective in rural areas where complex fiber or cable internet infrastructure is often not available due to the high cost of deployment and operation.
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