How To Get A Spectrum Discount

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Want to know how to get a Spectrum Discount? The #1 is to apply for Spectrum Assist. 

This article is going to show you everything you need to know on how to get a Spectrum discount through Spectrum Assist.

What Is Spectrum Assist?

Spectrum Assist is a program offered by Spectrum to get high-speed internet to low income households.

The thing with Spectrum Assist is you have to qualify to get it. It’s only  available to qualified households.

What Do You Get With Spectrum?

Here are the key features you get with Spectrum internet:

  • No data caps
  • No contract
  • Free modem
  • $5 a month home Wi-Fi (optional)

We told you that you have to qualify for Spectrum Assist. Here are the requirements, according to Spectrum’s website:

Someone in the household must be a recipient in any of these programs:

  •  National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
  •  Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) of the NSLP
  •  Supplemental Security Income (for applicants age 65+ only)

If your household meets that requirement, download the application HERE.

Once the application is completed, you can scan it and email it and other required documents to MAILFORSIA@charter.com.

If you’re using the U.S. mail, mail it to:

Spectrum Internet Assist Program – OCS
4145 S. Falkenburg Road, Riverview, Florida 33578 

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