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ACP credits are nontransferable. The ACP credit is limited to one per household.

We suggest you do, in order to get the most from your FiSpeed Internet service. More people are using their WiFi network to access video content like app-based EPB Fi TV, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix and more. Plus, internet-connected devices like security cameras, gaming consoles, smart locks, baby monitors, smart thermostats, smart appliances and more – running all at the same time – can create additional drag on WiFi networks. Studies suggest that households will soon average about 30 connected devices. So to help you make the most of your EPB Fiber Optics internet, in-home WiFi network set up, maintenance and support provided by EPB Smart Net Plus is more important than ever.

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If you aren’t enrolled in the ACP, you can no longer participate. The ACP stopped accepting new enrollments as of February 7, 2024.

For more information about the FCC broadband labels and their impact on consumers and ISPs, you can visit the FCC's official website at www.fcc.gov/broadbandlabels.

EPB email accounts allow storage of up to 10 gigabytes free.

Most devices do not currently support 2.5 Gig speeds. However, if you have a device that is capable of reaching 2.5 Gig speeds over a LAN connection, here are two solutions we recommend:

Option 1: Disconnect the router and connect your device directly to your wall’s ethernet jack using a cat5e ethernet cable (or better). If you don’t have one, let us know — our EPB Tech Pros can provide one by request during your installation. The downside is that your other devices won’t be able to connect to Wi-Fi while your router is unplugged.

Option 2: Research and purchase a personal network device with LAN ports that will deliver 2.5 Gig speeds.

We're using the internet more than ever before. In fact, the average household already has more than twenty connected devices, and some experts project that number will triple in the next few years. Gaming consoles, smartphones, tablets, PC’s, thermostats, doorbells, security cameras, smart TV’s, streaming media devices (Amazon Fire Stick TV, Apple TV, etc) and many, many more devices are becoming part of our everyday lives. And, with the whole family using your home's internet at the same time, the more bandwidth (speed) you have the more you can do, without lagging or buffering.

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