MCB TODAY Announced Today, Initial Schedule For Roll Out of "FREE" WiMAX/Wi-Fi/3G
Bringing broadband access to urban and rural communities where conventional cable and dsl is not currently available or not affordable.
- (1888PressRelease) July 16, 2010 - MCB TODAY Announced today that the State of Ohio will be the 1st state for its "Free" WiMAX/Wi-Fi/3G. MCB TODAY will start offering services August 20th to Driving Park Community residents in Columbus Ohio, select Whitehall, Ohio residents, and select Communities in Cincinnati, Ohio. By February, 2010 MCB TODAY will have its remaining sites in Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, West Virginia, Atlanta GA, and select cities in California on-line.
MCB TODAY states, it's Network has officially launched, and it's Columbus, Ohio, Cleveland Ohio, each will cover some 1,300 square miles. MCB TODAY Home Internet plans are all "Free-AD-Supported, and Commercial Internet plans that start at $40 per month. Subscribers can buy their 4G modems outright or lease them monthly for person financially unable to purchase the equipment MCB TODAY will provide the Modems. The Motorola USB modem costs $59.99 or $4.99 per month, and the residential WiMAX modem which can be fixed with a voice adapter for IP-based telephony costs $79.99 or $4.99 monthly. The voice adapter costs an additional $15 and an unlimited calling plan tacks on $24.99 per month.
Keeping with realizing President Obama's vision of a nationwide 21st-century communications infrastructure - one that encourages economic growth, enhances America's global competitiveness and helps address many of America's most pressing challenges," MCB TODAY has committed to providing a Secure economical viable solution for all to have access to broadband internet.
In less than one month, MCB TODAY Network will officially be launched says Co-Founder Marcus Beatty.
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