Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be $90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your monthly
service price will increase to $120/month beginning April 24, 2023.
For new customers in your area, the price increase is effective
immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time on
your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a full
refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250 within
12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity, the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9 sats
in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing as
follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be $90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your monthly
service price will increase to $120/month beginning April 24, 2023.
For new customers in your area, the price increase is effective
immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time on
your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a full
refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250 within
12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity, the
Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited
capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9
sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground
station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing
as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time
on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a
full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250
within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused with Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity - not
the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited
capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9
sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground
station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing
as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time
on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a
full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250
within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused with
Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity - not
the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something -
but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
bfh <redydog@rye.net> wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited
capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9
sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground
station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing
as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time
on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a
full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250
within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused with
Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity - not
the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something -
but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with that
twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important stuff -
Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
Don’t forget flame throwers.
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited
capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9
sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground
station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing
as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your monthly
service price will increase to $120/month beginning April 24, 2023.
For new customers in your area, the price increase is effective
immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time
on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a
full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250
within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused with
Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity - not
the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something -
but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited
capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9
sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground
station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing
as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your monthly
service price will increase to $120/month beginning April 24, 2023.
For new customers in your area, the price increase is effective
immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time
on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a
full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250
within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused with
Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity - not
the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something -
but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
On 2/22/2023 8:56 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of
"limited capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere,
have 6 to 9 sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from
a ground station, and I don't know anyone around here who has
Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is
changing as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any
time on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned
for a full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund
of $250 within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused
with Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station
capacity - not the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something
- but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with
that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important
stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
Eventually, going forward into a new dawn in anticipatory anticipation
there will be this - maybe:
https://www.geekwire.com/2023/amazon-kuiper-satellite-fcc-orbital-debris/
On 2/22/23 23:56, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of
"limited capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere,
have 6 to 9 sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from
a ground station, and I don't know anyone around here who has
Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is
changing as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any
time on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned
for a full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund
of $250 within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused
with Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station
capacity - not the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something
- but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with
that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important
stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
Conidering that the whole East Coast is in the "Waiting" category, I
would guess you are in the limited area. Maybe?
George.Anthony wrote:
bfh <redydog@rye.net> wrote:I was gonna get one of those, but I decided they were too wimpy, and I
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of "limited >>>>> capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere, have 6 to 9
sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a ground
station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing >>>>>> as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time >>>>>> on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a >>>>>> full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of $250 >>>>>> within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused with
Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity - not
the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something -
but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with that
twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important stuff -
Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
Don’t forget flame throwers.
bought some beer and pizza instead.
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 8:56 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier, and
the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of
"limited capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere,
have 6 to 9 sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from a
ground station, and I don't know anyone around here who has Starlink. >>>>>
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is changing >>>>>> as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning April
24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price increase is
effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any time >>>>>> on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be returned for a >>>>>> full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a partial refund of
$250 within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase capacity,
the Starlink team is making continuous network updates to improve
performance over time. Thanks for being a customer and for your
continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused
with Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station capacity
- not the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me something
- but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with
that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important
stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
Eventually, going forward into a new dawn in anticipatory anticipation
there will be this - maybe:
https://www.geekwire.com/2023/amazon-kuiper-satellite-fcc-orbital-debris/
I'm literally anticipatorily anticipating that this will show up on the
table at the end of not too many days going forward:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Why is the Connect, powered by Ocmulgee EMC, network different from
other internet services?
Conexon Connect builds only 100 percent fiber-to-the-home (FTTH)
networks. Others may tout fiber, but in many cases that fiber stops at
the street and continues with copper lines for the final connections to
the home, resulting in slower speeds. Fiber to the home brings an
exceptional level of reliability and speed.
What internet and telephone packages will be available for my home?
Conexon Connect offers three tiers of internet pricing, along with
service enhancements and
HD-quality phone service.
Connect Ultimate
2 Gigabit (2000 Mbps) Internet1
$99.95/month
Includes Managed Wi-Fi with Conexon Connect router and Safe &
Secure package
Connect Premier
1 Gigabit (1000 Mbps) Internet
$79.95/month
We encourage customer to take Managed Wi-Fi, which includes a wireless router. Otherwise, customer must supply a wireless router2.
Connect Basic
100 Mbps Internet
$49.95/month
Customer must supply a wireless router2.
HD-Quality Phone service
Unlimited local and long-distance calls
$29.95/month with Internet service plus local taxes and fees
$39.95/month stand-alone service plus local taxes and fees
Managed Wi-Fi Service
Add-on for Internet service
$4.95/month
Includes Conexon Connect router ------------------------------------------------------------------ https://ocmulgeeemc.com/internet-service-faq/
And of course, I'm well aware that Murphy will probably ensure that I'll
be the last person in Ocmulgee EMC's service area to get connected.
On 2/23/2023 9:05 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 8:56 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier,
and the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is
significant.
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of
"limited capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere,
have 6 to 9 sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles
from a ground station, and I don't know anyone around here who
has Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is
changing as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be
$120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning
April 24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price
increase is effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any
time on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be
returned for a full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a
partial refund of $250 within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase
capacity, the Starlink team is making continuous network
updates to improve performance over time. Thanks for being a
customer and for your continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused
with Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station
capacity - not the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me
something - but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with
that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the
important stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe
even boring.
Eventually, going forward into a new dawn in anticipatory
anticipation there will be this - maybe:
https://www.geekwire.com/2023/amazon-kuiper-satellite-fcc-orbital-debris/ >>>
I'm literally anticipatorily anticipating that this will show up on
the table at the end of not too many days going forward:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Why is the Connect, powered by Ocmulgee EMC, network different from
other internet services?
Conexon Connect builds only 100 percent fiber-to-the-home (FTTH)
networks. Others may tout fiber, but in many cases that fiber stops
at the street and continues with copper lines for the final
connections to the home, resulting in slower speeds. Fiber to the
home brings an exceptional level of reliability and speed.
What internet and telephone packages will be available for my home?
Conexon Connect offers three tiers of internet pricing, along with
service enhancements and
HD-quality phone service.
Connect Ultimate
   2 Gigabit (2000 Mbps) Internet1
   $99.95/month
   Includes Managed Wi-Fi with Conexon Connect router and Safe >> & Secure package
Connect Premier
   1 Gigabit (1000 Mbps) Internet
   $79.95/month
   We encourage customer to take Managed Wi-Fi, which includes >> a wireless router. Otherwise, customer must supply a wireless router2.
Connect Basic
   100 Mbps Internet
   $49.95/month
   Customer must supply a wireless router2.
HD-Quality Phone service
   Unlimited local and long-distance calls
   $29.95/month with Internet service plus local taxes and fees >>    $39.95/month stand-alone service plus local taxes and fees
Managed Wi-Fi Service
   Add-on for Internet service
   $4.95/month
   Includes Conexon Connect router
------------------------------------------------------------------
https://ocmulgeeemc.com/internet-service-faq/
And of course, I'm well aware that Murphy will probably ensure that
I'll be the last person in Ocmulgee EMC's service area to get
connected.
Yeah. I ain't holding my breath waiting on fiber. On another note, my starlink was out this morning when I went to do my morning browsing.
We did have some high winds and cold temps but I looked at my dishy up
there on the roof and all looked fine so I'm guessing it was a ground
loop station issue. Outage lasted about a half hour or so. Raise my
rate and interrupt my service! I'd be gone in a minute if'n there were
any other viable option. Sorry, Muskie.
kmiller wrote:
On 2/23/2023 9:05 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 8:56 PM, bfh wrote:I'm literally anticipatorily anticipating that this will show up on
kmiller wrote:
On 2/22/2023 7:09 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
Is your Starlink payment increasing? Mine is:
Try to keep up. I literally already posted about that earlier,
and the passage of time - as you have demonstrated - is significant. >>>>>>>
However comma I apparently don't understand the calculus of
"limited capacity". I live out in the middle of almost nowhere,
have 6 to 9 sats in view most of the time, I'm only 60 miles from >>>>>>> a ground station, and I don't know anyone around here who has
Starlink.
The Starlink monthly service for residential customers is
changing as follows:
$10 increase in areas with limited capacity. New price will be >>>>>>>> $120/month.
$20 decrease in areas with excess capacity. New price will be
$90/month.
As a current customer in an area with limited capacity, your
monthly service price will increase to $120/month beginning
April 24, 2023. For new customers in your area, the price
increase is effective immediately.
If you do not wish to continue service, you can cancel at any
time on your account page. Your Starlink hardware can be
returned for a full refund within 30 days of purchase, or a
partial refund of $250 within 12 months of purchase.
As the SpaceX team launches more satellites to increase
capacity, the Starlink team is making continuous network updates >>>>>>>> to improve performance over time. Thanks for being a customer
and for your continued support of Starlink!
I'm just surmising, assuming and speculating (not to be confused
with Santofying) that it has to do with your ground station
capacity - not the number of dishys in your neighborhood.
Well, how do we find out the facts? This probably tells me
something - but I don't what, exactly.
https://www.starlink.com/map
Meanwhile, I literally say again, Musk needs to quit playing with
that twattleshit, reorient, and pivot his ass back to the important
stuff - Starlink, SpaceX, Tesla, batteries, and maybe even boring.
Eventually, going forward into a new dawn in anticipatory
anticipation there will be this - maybe:
https://www.geekwire.com/2023/amazon-kuiper-satellite-fcc-orbital-debris/ >>>
the table at the end of not too many days going forward:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Why is the Connect, powered by Ocmulgee EMC, network different from
other internet services?
Conexon Connect builds only 100 percent fiber-to-the-home (FTTH)
networks. Others may tout fiber, but in many cases that fiber stops
at the street and continues with copper lines for the final
connections to the home, resulting in slower speeds. Fiber to the
home brings an exceptional level of reliability and speed.
What internet and telephone packages will be available for my home?
Conexon Connect offers three tiers of internet pricing, along with
service enhancements and
HD-quality phone service.
Connect Ultimate
   2 Gigabit (2000 Mbps) Internet1
   $99.95/month
   Includes Managed Wi-Fi with Conexon Connect router and Safe &
Secure package
Connect Premier
   1 Gigabit (1000 Mbps) Internet
   $79.95/month
   We encourage customer to take Managed Wi-Fi, which includes a
wireless router. Otherwise, customer must supply a wireless router2.
Connect Basic
   100 Mbps Internet
   $49.95/month
   Customer must supply a wireless router2.
HD-Quality Phone service
   Unlimited local and long-distance calls
   $29.95/month with Internet service plus local taxes and fees >>>    $39.95/month stand-alone service plus local taxes and fees >>> Managed Wi-Fi Service
   Add-on for Internet service
   $4.95/month
   Includes Conexon Connect router
------------------------------------------------------------------
https://ocmulgeeemc.com/internet-service-faq/
And of course, I'm well aware that Murphy will probably ensure that
I'll be the last person in Ocmulgee EMC's service area to get connected. >>>
Yeah. I ain't holding my breath waiting on fiber. On another note, my
starlink was out this morning when I went to do my morning browsing.
The only thing I know about mornings is the part when the sun's not up >
We did have some high winds and cold temps but I looked at my dishy up
there on the roof and all looked fine so I'm guessing it was a ground
loop station issue. Outage lasted about a half hour or so. Raise my
rate and interrupt my service! I'd be gone in a minute if'n there were
any other viable option. Sorry, Muskie.
Me, too. What's a ground loop station? A ground station chasing its tail?
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