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Is there anything that would cause me to lose my Affordable Connectivity Program benefit?

You may be de-enrolled from ACP for various reasons, including the following:

  • If federal funding for the ACP runs out and the program ends.
  • If you no longer meet the eligibility requirements of ACP
  • If you notify another service provider that you wish to transfer your ACP benefit to them from EPB.
  • If you request to be de-enrolled from ACP through EPB.
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Begin by creating a profile for every member of your household and match them to their personal devices. This is easier than it may sound, since your devices are automatically recognized and named. You can also choose to create custom nicknames for each device.

Easily customize internet schedules for each member of your household and grant them different levels of online protection. You can add the same safeguards to shared family devices and pause the internet for a member of the family, a specific device, or your entire home.

Notifications on your smart phone alert you when someone tries to access something they shouldn’t. You can also review any alerts you missed.

You may be de-enrolled from ACP for various reasons, including the following:

  • If federal funding for the ACP runs out and the program ends.
  • If you no longer meet the eligibility requirements of ACP
  • If you notify another service provider that you wish to transfer your ACP benefit to them from EPB.
  • If you request to be de-enrolled from ACP through EPB.

More and more customers want truly world-class broadband at an unbeatable value. Gig2.5 also future-proofs subscribers as they add more connected devices and run more broadband intensive applications simultaneously.

It depends. Like all technology, wireless routers are continually improved and updated so performance could be based on the age and type of router. We recommend that you check your wireless router with a “speed test” to ensure you are receiving the best performance from your new speed, and upgrade your router if necessary.

For more information, watch this helpful Tech Tip video.

There are many reasons why you may not be achieving Gigabit speeds. Let's start by pointing out that the best way to get the maximum internet speed is to connect your computer directly to the EPB Fiber Optics jack using a Cat 5e ethernet wire. Keep in mind that advertised speeds can rarely be achieved on WiFi because the signal strength diluted over a wireless network. If you're using a WiFi router, there are several factors that can affect your performance. The age and type of wireless router, as well as its placement in your home are determining factors of speed and performance. And, like all technology, wireless routers are continually improved and updated for better performance. If you're using older equipment that wasn't made to handle such speeds, we recommend that you upgrade your router and computer if necessary.

For more information, watch this helpful Tech Tip video. If you're still having trouble, give us a call anytime at 423-648-1372.

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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Minimum equipment requirements include: Processor - Intel i5 3.2GHz or higher and AMD FX-8120 or higher, Memory - 8GB or higher, Operating System (OS) - Windows 8.1 or Apple Mac OSX 10.8 or higher, PCIx Hard Drive with Sequential Read/Write over 1.25 GigaBytes per second.

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