Here's a list of companies offering free at-home services available to consumers during the Covid-19 pandemic:
AT&T is waiving domestic plan overage charges for data, voice or text. The waiver applies to residential or small business wireless customers who are facing economic hardship related to the coronavirus pandemic.
The company is also waiving any late payment fees on wireless, home phone or broadband residential or small business customers who can’t pay their bill due to hardship; additionally, no service will be terminated due to inability to pay.Cox is offering a low-income internet tier with no annual contract to individuals who need internet during the COVID-19 pandemic. There are no qualifications for the service. It costs $19.00 per month, but will have a temporary , through May 15. Additionally, customers unable to pay their bill at this time will not have their service terminate and will not incur any late fees due to their economic circumstances related to the COVD-19 pandemic.to customers with metered plans . Additionally, Sprint is giving 20 GB of free mobile hotspot to customers with devices capable of becoming a hotspot, and is also waiving per-minute toll charges for international long-distance calls from the U.S. to CDC-defined Level 3 countries . Xfinity is making hotspot connectivity free, including for non-Xfinity internet customers. Additionally, the internet service company is pausing data plans through May 13 and
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