NextLight lowers residential Internet rate
LONGMONT — Longmont’s city-run Internet service has reduced the rate that it charges to residential customers for its 1-gigabit service.
The Longmont Times-Call reported that the rate has been reduced to $69.95 per month, down from $99.95, an amount charged since the service’s launch in 2014.
Residents are still eligible for a loyalty bonus, the Times-Call reported, which will drop rates to $59.95 per month if customers stay on the service for 12 months.
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The service, which operates under the name NextLight, is the state’s first city-operated Internet provider. It is being closely watched by cities across the state that are evaluating whether to offer city-run internet utilities.
LONGMONT — Longmont’s city-run Internet service has reduced the rate that it charges to residential customers for its 1-gigabit service.
The Longmont Times-Call reported that the rate has been reduced to $69.95 per month, down from $99.95, an amount charged since the service’s launch in 2014.
Residents are still eligible for a loyalty bonus, the Times-Call reported, which will drop rates to $59.95 per month if customers stay on the service for 12 months.
The service, which operates under the name NextLight, is the state’s first city-operated Internet provider. It…
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