For the next 60 days, AT&T will not terminate service for any wireless, home phone, or broadband residential or small bus customer due to inability to pay.

They will also do the following:

• Waive late payment fees.
• Keep their public Wi-Fi hotspots open for any one who needs them.
• The service will also be offering unlimited internet data and offer internet access for limited income households at $10 a month through the Access from AT&T program.

For more details, click HERE.

Verizon also took the pledge and is offering similar services:

• The company will not terminate service to any residential or small business customers because of their inability to pay bills due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus.
• Waiving late fees for those impacted by COVID-19
• Tripling data allowance for Verizon Innovative Learning schools

For more information, click HERE.

Sprint has joined the Keep Americans Connected Pledge and is opening up their network to their customers and:

• Won’t terminate service if customers are unable to pay due to coronavirus issues
• Waive late fees caused by economic disturbances related to the coronavirus pandemic
• By 3/17: Customers with international long-distance plans will get complimentary international calling rates from the U.S. to countries defined by the CDC as Level 3.
• By 3/19: Customers with metered data plans will have unlimited data per month for 60 days at no extra cost
• Customers will get an extra 20GB of mobile hotspot data per month for 60 days.
• Coming soon: Customers with mobile hotspot-capable handsets without a hotspot will get 20GB per month for 60 days at no extra cost.

For more information, click HERE. 

The wireless provider already has a majority of customers with unlimited talk, text, and data, but they’re doubling down on their effort to keep their customers connected.

• All current T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers who have data plans will have unlimited smartphone data, excluding roaming.
• T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers will get an additional 20GB of mobile hotspots/tethering service for the next 60 days. The company says this feature will be coming soon.
• Work with Lifeline partners to get customers extra free data up to 5GB per month over the next two months
• Increase data allowance for free to schools and students for the next 60 days, which means at least 20GB of data per month for each participant

For more information, click HERE

Altice-Suddenlink is offering households with students in its service area that don’t currently have internet access free broadband for 60 days. At the end of the 60-day period, customers could elect to continue for $14.99 a month or disconnect.

Interested households can call (888) 633-0030 or visit https://www.alticeadvantageinternet.com/