(IT&E) â A monthly discount for Internet and Data-only plans is now available at IT&E to assist those who have been negatively impacted financially due to the pandemic.
The discount is offered through the Emergency Broadband Benefit or EBB Program launched by the Federal Communications Commission to provide eligible households and individuals with a $50 credit per month for broadband and a one-time credit of $100 to purchase one tablet.
The $50 credit can be used for IT&Eâs 50Mbps and 25Mbps 2- or 3-Service Internet Bundles, as well as for the 50GB Data-only Plan.
The following households or individuals qualify:
Nurse Disrupted delivers telehealth to resource deserts with easy, all-in-one box kit
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May 11, 2021 7:00 AM Maggie Ginsberg
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10 Investigates along with TEGNA stations across the country are investigating the automated, unwanted calls. Author: Bennett Haeberle Updated: 6:30 PM EDT May 11, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio A new Federal Communications Commission rule and a piece of legislation floating through the Ohio Statehouse both share the same goal – curb robocalls.
10 Investigates along with TEGNA stations across the country are investigating the automated, unwanted calls.
During our report Monday night, 10 Investigates exposed how billions of calls flood the country each and far outpace the number of law enforcement investigations meant to stop the robocalls.
Americans reported losing more than $19 billion in 2020 to phone scams, that’s according to a survey from Truecaller Insights which measures robocalls.