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Phone Number877-476-3451
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Email
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LocationP.O. Box 831717, Ocala, Fl 3448
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Office Websitehttps://myeasywireless.com/
The minutes provided by Easy Wireless can be used for making local and domestic long-distance calls, as well as for text messaging. The choices available may vary depending on your state and what best aligns with your communication preferences and requirements.
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Arkansas & Missouri Lifeline Plan
FREE phone
350 minutes of talk
Unlimited texts
4.5GB of data FREE each month
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Kentucky Lifeline Plan
FREE phone
1,000 minutes of talk
Unlimited texts
25MB of data FREE each month
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Oklahoma Lifeline Plan
FREE phone
Unlimited talk
Unlimited text
4.5GB of data FREE each month
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Oklahoma Lifeline Plan
FREE phone
1,000 minutes of talk
Unlimited texts
25MB of data FREE each month
Qualification
To qualify for Easy Wireless, participants must meet one of the two eligibility criteria: income-based or program-based qualification.
1. Income-Based Qualification:
A subscriber qualifies for the program if their household income is at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. These guidelines are updated annually, and the specific income thresholds depend on the household size and location. Here’s how it works:
- Income Thresholds: The Federal Poverty Guidelines set income limits based on the number of people in the household. For example, a family of four in a high-cost area may have a higher income limit than a similar family in a lower-cost area. Individuals whose incomes fall below this threshold are eligible for the program.
- Financial Assistance: By offering a free mobile phone to those below this income threshold, the program helps ease the financial burden for households already struggling to meet basic needs. Access to a free phone helps them stay connected to healthcare, job opportunities, and social support systems.
- Communication for Daily Needs: For individuals facing financial difficulties, a mobile phone can be a critical tool. Whether for job applications, healthcare appointments, or connecting with family and friends, a phone is essential for maintaining communication and accessing services.
2. Program-Based Qualification:
Alternatively, individuals can qualify for the free mobile phone program if they are enrolled in one of several government assistance programs. These programs provide crucial support to low-income individuals and families, and enrollment in any one of them automatically qualifies a person for the program. Below are the programs that qualify participants:
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP):
- SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, provides financial assistance to low-income families to help them purchase food.
- If an individual or family is receiving SNAP benefits, they automatically qualify for the free mobile phone program. This ensures that those already receiving food assistance can also stay connected to other critical services.
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Medicaid:
- Medicaid offers healthcare coverage to low-income individuals, including children, elderly adults, and people with disabilities.
- Those enrolled in Medicaid automatically qualify for the program, which ensures they can stay connected to healthcare providers, make appointments, and receive medical services when needed.
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI):
- SSI provides financial support to elderly, blind, or disabled individuals who have little or no income.
- People receiving SSI benefits automatically qualify for the mobile phone program, allowing them to stay in touch with family, medical professionals, and social services.
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Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA):
- FPHA assists low-income families with housing costs, ensuring they can afford safe and stable housing.
- If an individual or family receives FPHA benefits, they automatically qualify for the free mobile phone program, which helps them stay connected to landlords, housing authorities, and other vital services.
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Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefits:
- This program provides financial assistance to low-income veterans, their spouses, and dependents.
- Veterans and their families who are enrolled in this program qualify for the free mobile phone, helping them stay connected to healthcare services and community support networks.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance (BIA):
- The BIA provides financial support to Native American individuals and families, particularly those living on reservations.
- Those enrolled in the BIA General Assistance program are eligible for the free mobile phone program, ensuring that people in remote areas have access to essential communication.
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Tribal Head Start:
- This early childhood education program is designed for Native American children and their families.
- Families with children enrolled in Tribal Head Start qualify for the program, ensuring that parents stay connected to their child’s education and community services.
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Tribal Administered Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF):
- TANF provides temporary financial aid to Native American families with children who are experiencing financial hardship.
- Enrolled families automatically qualify for the mobile phone program, which helps them access work opportunities, childcare, and other critical services.
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Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR):
- This program offers nutritious food to low-income households on Indian reservations.
- Participation in FDPIR qualifies individuals for the free mobile phone program, helping them stay connected to health and social services.
By meeting one of these two criteria—either qualifying based on income or enrollment in one of the listed government assistance programs—individuals become eligible for the free mobile phone program. This initiative is designed to help low-income individuals and families access essential services. A mobile phone is an important tool for staying connected to healthcare providers, job opportunities, family, and emergency services. Ultimately, the program helps reduce the digital divide and improves the quality of life for those who need it most.
Special plans
Exclusive Plans for Oklahoma Residents
Discover a range of tailored communication packages designed specifically for residents of Oklahoma. These plans offer an array of options to suit various needs, with a focus on providing unlimited texting and a generous allocation of minutes paired with varying data allowances.
Oklahoma Tribal Plans
- Enjoy unlimited text messaging, 2250 minutes of talk time, and 50MB of data for just $1.
- For a slightly higher fee of $4.95, access unlimited texts, 2250 minutes, along with 250MB of data.
- At a cost of $17.95, you can take advantage of unlimited texting, 2250 minutes, and 1GB of data.
- For those who require more data, get unlimited texts, 2250 minutes, and 2GB of data for $29.95.
- If you prefer a simple plan, enjoy unlimited text and talk with 50MB of data for just $4.95.
Oklahoma Non-Tribal Plans
For non-tribal residents of Oklahoma, we also offer competitive plans that provide extensive features for a reasonable price. Choose from the following options:
- Unlimited text, 2250 minutes of talk time, and 50MB of data available for $26.
- For $29.95, enjoy unlimited texts, 2250 minutes, and 250MB of data.
- For $42.95, you can have unlimited text messaging, 2250 minutes, and 1GB of data.
- If you need more data, opt for unlimited texting, 2250 minutes, and a generous 12GB of data for $54.95.
- Additionally, there is a plan available that offers unlimited text and talk with 50MB of data for $29.95.
Special Plans for Kentucky and Missouri Residents
In addition to the Oklahoma plans, we provide specific offerings for residents of Kentucky and Missouri, ensuring everyone can find a plan that meets their communication needs.
Non-Tribal Kentucky Plan
This plan is designed for non-tribal individuals and provides a modest package, which includes:
- 250 text messages, 250 minutes of talk time, and 25MB of data.
Non-Tribal Missouri Plan
Similarly, the Missouri plan offers a straightforward option for users who require basic communication services:
- Receive 250 text messages, 250 minutes of talk time, and 25MB of data.
Conclusion
Whether you are a tribal or non-tribal resident of Oklahoma, or you live in Kentucky or Missouri, we have a variety of plans to meet your unique needs. With options ranging from basic packages to more comprehensive offerings with larger data allowances, our plans are designed to provide you with the best value for your communication needs. Choose the plan that best fits your lifestyle and start enjoying seamless connectivity today!
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