How to Get Wifi at Home
What to Expect When You’re Expecting
Some choices are simple. For example, if a trio of Girl Scouts knocked on the front door and offered to sell you a box of Thin Mints, the obvious answer would be along the lines of, “I’ll take a full case, please.”
Signing up for internet might not seem as easy as deciding what box of cookies to purchase on your doorstep, but believe it or not, parallels can be drawn between the Girl Scouts and Lightcurve. After all, the Girl Scouts have been bringing people together with their signature cookies for more than 100 years. Similarly, Lightcurve has spent more than a century connecting people in the Pacific Northwest, which is just one of many reasons why we’re a local internet service provider people in this area have come to rely on.
If you’re getting home internet for the first time, read on for what to expect when you’re expecting.
A beginner-friendly walkthrough to signing up for internet
First, choose your service: With a proven track record, a multitude of speed and pricing options, and proudly local service and support, Lightcurve is an obvious choice when it comes to signing up for internet at home. Covering nearly 50 zip codes—and counting!—across the state, simply enter your home address in our service finder to see if you’re within our ever-expanding coverage zone.
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Second, choose a plan: Speed and fiber may vary by location, but with Lightcurve plans starting at $39.95 a month, newbies should easily be able to find one within the budget. This is also the time to bundle services, so be sure to look into those options when you sign up for wifi. Keep in mind there’s no need to sign an annual contract, and whatever plan you choose will come with a 5-year price lock.
Third, schedule installation: This is the easiest step in signing up for internet. Contact a Lightcurve representative to set up a time for a technician to come to your residence, and we will handle setup and answer any questions you might have about your first-time internet.
Fourth, ask a few questions: While you’re signing up for internet and you’ve got a Lightcurve rep on the phone, ask if there’s anything you need to do to make the installation easier. Small chores might include moving furniture or locking up household pets, but it’s better to know this in advance rather than meet the service with a barking dog lunging to get outside.
Finally, get connected: Don’t worry about figuring out which cable is which and what goes where when you’re signing up for internet. Connecting the equipment is something the technician will be able to do during your appointment. That said, they’ll be glad to answer queries about making the internet work best for you while they’re still on site. So when the knock comes on your front door at the appointed hour, it won’t be Girl Scouts, but will be someone helping to make your life a little easier when signing up for internet.