Cutting Internet Expenses for Rural Residents

Although rural areas may be cheaper when it comes to housing costs, taxes and schools, utilities and gas prices may be more expensive. One of the utilities that are more expensive in these areas is rural internet service. This is because it takes a lot of money for the providers to run cables to rural homes. They pass along these costs to consumers by raising prices and charging for equipment. Some rural residents have no options for internet. It can be frustrating to learn that you cannot be connected. Luckily, 98% of rural Americans have at least one option for rural internet. Click here to find rural internet options in your area.