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1. 1. AT&T Internet 97.9% Available
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Speeds up to:100 MbpsDownload20 MbpsUploadNot all internet speeds available in all areas. *See offer details. -
2. 2. Suddenlink 67% Available
67%Available
Speeds up to:940 MbpsDownload35 MbpsUpload -
3. 3. Viasat 100% Available
100%Available
Speeds up to:50 MbpsDownload3 MbpsUpload -
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How much internet speed do you need? That depends on how you plan on using your internet connection.
< 25mbps basic internet for checking e-mail, google searches 25-99 Mbps will handle streaming Netflix, FaceTime, Zoom calls 100-499 Mbps fast downloads, gaming online, streaming UHD on multiple screens 500-1,000 Mbps blazing fast for just about anything -
4. 4. HughesNet 100% Available
100%Available
Speeds up to:25 MbpsDownload3 MbpsUpload -
5. 5. EarthLink 97.8% Available
97.8%Available
Speeds up to:25 MbpsDownload5 MbpsUploadNot all internet speeds available in all areas. -
6. 6. NetWest Online 99.7% Available
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Speeds up to:16 MbpsDownload5 MbpsUpload -
7. 7. Net Ops Communications 99.5% Available
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Speeds up to:20 MbpsDownload -
8. 8. ERF Wireless 58.1% Available
58.1%Available
Speeds up to:0.768 MbpsDownload -
9. 9. Dell Telephone Cooperative 3.2% Available
3.2%Available
Speeds up to:100 MbpsDownload100 MbpsUpload
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1. 1. Dell Telephone Cooperative 11.8% Available
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2. 2. Suddenlink Business 11.1% Available
11.1%Available
Speeds up to:940 MbpsDownload50 MbpsUpload -
3. 3. ERF Wireless 100% Available
100%Available
Speeds up to:0.768 MbpsDownload0.2 MbpsUpload
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1. 1. AT&T Wireless 100% Available
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2. 2. Verizon 100% Available
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3. 3. T-Mobile 11.6% Available
11.6%Available
Speeds up to:10 MbpsDownload6 MbpsUpload
