Internet provider welo enters east-central New Hampshire; 300 Mbps plan starts at $30 a month
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire — Internet provider welo announced on Oct. 26 that it is entering the east-central New Hampshire market, eliminating contracts and annual rate negotiations and promising lifetime price locks. Marketing chief Steve Newsom said New Hampshire internet users deserve to be free of surprise fees, expired promotions and repeated haggling; the company earned a 4.9-star Google rating after launching service in Ohio, and this expansion is the next stage of its layout. Welo's three high-speed tiers are priced at $30 a month for 300 Mbps downloads and $35 a month for 600 Mbps, plus a third high-speed tier whose price was not listed in the announcement summary; all plans promise locked prices, no long-term contracts, no early-termination penalties and no hidden equipment fees. The company also promises fully digital handling, online sign-up within minutes, and round-the-clock online support from a U.S.-based team. Users who share a referral code and successfully activate service receive $100 in credit each, credited after 60 days.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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