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TUTORIAL/FAQ

Jul 07 2023

TUTORIAL/FAQ

Short Tutorial/FAQ – How Do I Know if I Need Faster Internet?
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Question: Faster internet is available for my home. How do I know if I really need an internet upgrade?

Answer: If one or more of the situations below apply, you’d probably benefit from faster internet speeds:

  1. You experience frequent buffering while streaming.
    It’s not fun when your screen freezes and you’re stuck waiting while the endless circle goes around and around. Buffering is the result of an internet connection that isn’t fast enough and a sign you need more speed.

  2. You’re big on smart home devices.
    If you’re a smart home fan, you need to make sure your internet connection can support your smart speakers, smart light bulbs, smart thermostats, smart cameras, smart appliances, and so on. Trying to get by with an inadequate internet connection is simply not smart.

  3. Your home often has guests (who bring devices).
    Whether it’s your children’s friends for sleepovers or your relatives for a week-long visit, it seems like everybody will want to use your Wi-Fi as soon as they walk in the door. If you don’t have enough bandwidth, the “more” isn’t the “merrier” – it can cause internet slowdowns.

  4. You work from home.
    Bandwidth-intensive applications such as video conferences and screen-sharing collaborations demand a strong internet connection. Don’t risk looking unprofessional or wasting your colleagues’ time with frozen screens and choppy audio. Make sure your internet connection works well for work.
Contact us for help choosing the right internet speed for your home.


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MUST SEE VIDEOS

Jul 04 2023

MUST SEE VIDEOS

Crafty Demo 1 - Download Graphics to View  
Allium Garden Sculpture
Turn a foam golf ball, nails, and spray paint into a faux allium flower to add real beauty to your garden this year.
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Flip for Flip Flop Crafts
Flip flops can be so much more than footwear. Use them to create items including a wreath, banner, or coasters.
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POPULAR APPS

Jun 30 2023

POPULAR APPS

Picture Insect  
Picture Insect
Does it bug you not to know what insects are in your garden? Take a photo and this app will identify the mystery insect.
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AirBrush  
AirBrush
Nobody’s perfect. But AirBrush makes it easy to look that way by removing imperfections and enhancing your photos.
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Truist Long Game
Work toward your savings goals while you learn and have fun. This app lets you play games for chances to win cash.
Learn more…
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COOKING DEMOS

Jun 27 2023

COOKING DEMOS

Cooking Demo 1 - Download Graphics to View  
4 Lemon Desserts
When life gives you lemons, make dessert — lemon cake, lemon cheesecake, lemon tart, and lemon cookies.
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8 Unique BBQ Ideas
No boring burgers here! Try Grilled Egg Shish Kabobs, Smoked Watermelon Steak, or Grilled BBQ Swineapple.
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CUSTOMER ALERT

Jun 23 2023

CUSTOMER ALERT

Stay Alert – Watch Out For Home Warranty Scams

Watch Out For Home Warranty Scams If you get an unexpected letter from Home Warranty Direct, Home Warranty Solutions, or something similar, look at it closely! It could be a deceptive solicitation for a home warranty service.

Here’s how the scam typically works: The letter, which appears to be an official document related to your mortgage lender, falsely claims that your home warranty is about to expire and must be renewed (even if you never had a home warranty). In some cases, the mailing is made to look like it contains a check, referred to as a “Renewal Fee Voucher.” It’s not a check. It’s an attempt to lure you into their scheme.

You won’t be dealing with your mortgage lender if you call the number and “renew” your warranty. Instead, you’ll be sending money and personal information to a company that employs misleading sales techniques, or worse yet, to criminals outside the United States trying to collect your credit card or bank account information.

To avoid being scammed, do the following:

  • Go to the source. If you receive any correspondence about your mortgage or home warranty that you aren’t sure about, don’t use the contact information in the message. Instead, call your lender directly to inquire about the matter. Look up their contact information separately on your mortgage bill or search for your lender’s customer service line on their website.

  • Watch out for high-pressure offers or threats. Don’t let scammers pressure you to act immediately, even if they say you could lose your home. If someone tries to use scare tactics, stop communicating with them and contact your bank or lender directly.

  • Shopping for a home warranty? Do your research first. Evaluate several options and read the terms closely before signing a contract.
By staying alert and informed, you can outsmart the scammers!
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