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Jackson Broadband-Nmax: ACP Status & Low-Income Options

Jackson Broadband-Nmax was listed as an Affordable Connectivity Program home internet provider in 1 state. The ACP ended on June 1, 2024, so here's what that means for customers and where to find help paying for service now.

Last reviewed Sources: FCC, USAC, HHS

At a glance

Service type
Home internet
States listed
1
Offered $0 plan with ACP
No
Offered ACP device discount
No
Lifeline provider
Not in our Lifeline list

ACP details above describe what Jackson Broadband-Nmax offered while the program ran. The ACP discount is no longer available from any provider.

What the end of ACP means for Jackson Broadband-Nmax customers

While the program ran, eligible Jackson Broadband-Nmax customers could get up to $30 a month off home internet service.

Since June 1, 2024, customers who kept service pay the regular price unless they changed plans. To lower your bill now:

  • Compare Lifeline providers in your state, which can take up to $9.25/month off a plan.
  • Call 877-662-9638 and ask whether it has a low-income plan or a cheaper tier.
  • Check for low-cost offers by ZIP code at EveryoneOn.

States where Jackson Broadband-Nmax is listed

Select a state for what replaced ACP and other providers there.

Frequently asked questions

Does Jackson Broadband-Nmax still offer the ACP discount?

No. The Affordable Connectivity Program ended for every provider, including Jackson Broadband-Nmax, on June 1, 2024. Customers who kept service are billed the regular price unless they moved to another plan.

What low-income options does Jackson Broadband-Nmax have now?

Jackson Broadband-Nmax is not listed as a Lifeline provider in our data. Call 877-662-9638 to ask whether it offers a low-income plan, or compare Lifeline providers in your state.

Where did Jackson Broadband-Nmax offer ACP service?

Jackson Broadband-Nmax was listed as an ACP home internet provider in Pennsylvania.

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Provider details come from FCC and USAC participant listings and may change. SenGov Connectivity Guide is independent and not affiliated with Jackson Broadband-Nmax. Confirm plans and coverage directly with the company.