Instead, they check if you are already on the SNAP supplemental food program. If so, you get internet access for either $5 (up to 3mb/sec) or $10 (up to 10mb/sec) a month.
I would think that those prices would make it affordable well below the $38k/year figure.
Of course, not everyone has access to this one ISP. I wonder if others have similar non-Lifeline subsidized programs.
It doesn't appear to be subsidized by Lifeline.
Instead, they check if you are already on the SNAP supplemental food program. If so, you get internet access for either $5 (up to 3mb/sec) or $10 (up to 10mb/sec) a month.
I would think that those prices would make it affordable well below the $38k/year figure.
Of course, not everyone has access to this one ISP. I wonder if others have similar non-Lifeline subsidized programs.