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Apply online on the Lifeline website or contact NCTC at (615) 666-2151. Note: Your telephone company is not responsible for determining who qualifies for these programs or who receives assistance. Consumers must meet specific criteria in order to obtain assistance…
You are eligible for Lifeline benefits if you qualify for and receive one of the following benefits: SNAP Medicaid Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Federal Public Housing Assistance The Veteran’s Pension or Survivor’s Pension benefit. Additionally, consumers at or below 135%…
No, consumers are allowed only 1 Lifeline program benefit per household.
You have the choice (where applicable) of applying your benefit to one of 3 types of services offerings: Fixed or mobile broadband Fixed or mobile voice-only Bundles of fixed or mobile voice and broadband Note: Lifeline can only be used…
If you qualify for Lifeline, you will receive a credit of $5.25 (Tennessee) and $8.25 (Kentucky) each month on your bill.
Your service comes with a voicemail box as well as Unified Messaging. Unanswered calls will automatically be sent to voicemail. There are 2 ways to access your voicemail: Calling your own phone number, allowing voicemail to answer, then pressing *…
If your home phone does not have a built-in directory or speed dial capability, you can create and use speed dials with the service. Speed dials are referenced using a 2 digit number. To set a speed dial with the…
Placing your home phone service in Do Not Disturb will cause all calls to go to your voicemail box. To enable the Do Not Disturb service, dial *78. To disable the service, dial *79.
In the event that you lose your internet service, you can set a number to forward calls to when your home phone is offline. Dial *94 followed by the number to forward calls to in the event you lose internet…
To forward only unanswered calls instead of letting them go to your voicemail, dial *92 followed by the number to forward calls to. To disable the call forward, dial *93.