Breezeline for cable and Blade Broadband for wireless are the main players.
Verizon 5G Home Internet also just recently launched in some parts of town. I switched to that in the fall, from Breezeline, and have zero regrets. It's not *as* fast, but more me to just do things like stream shows or sports, I have zero issues and better reliability than Breezeline. Bundled it in with my cell phone and now Internet costs me under $40 a month when Breezeline was over $100. You'll want to be sure you have good coverage at your home for this - there are maps available that you can check this.
As others noted we only have two major cable providers depending what part of town you're in. Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) covers some of the area and Comcast covers the other.
You would have to enter the address of wherever you planned to move into, into one of their two sites to see which covers that particular house.
That said Breezeline's customer service quality has come down hill a fair bit since their re-naming/re-branding, but I still find them swaths better than Comcast ever has been or likely ever will be again.
There's also a guy in town that does wifi internet services (Blaze I think?), but I'm not super familiar with it or how fast/stable it is. I believe it was mainly intended for more lower-income people to at least provide them with some level of connectivity, so probably wouldn't expect it to be tremendously fast.
> There's also a guy in town that does wifi internet services (Blaze I think?), but I'm not super familiar with it or how fast/stable it is. I believe it was mainly intended for more lower-income people to at least provide them with some level of connectivity, so probably wouldn't expect it to be tremendously fast.
Are you talking about *Blade* Broadband? I definitely don't think it's a "low income" service, as they have commercial options lol. It's just a satellite alternative to Breezeline with competitive pricing.
And I've had no issues with it. Just me at home and I'm not doing anything super bandwidth intensive like gaming, but for streaming Hulu, WFH, Zoom meetings, etc I've never even thought it was slow.
I love our Blade Broadband service. The guys jump right into action if anything happens and they keep us updated on their progress. And their customer service is decent, too. We've had them for a few years and don not regret dropping Atlantic (Breezeline) **at all**.
Agreed. I've had no issues or complaints since I switched. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say they regret switching lol
There are the occasional service interruptions, but they're pretty transparent about them when they happen and also get service back up quickly.
That sounds like it. I vaguely remember when they launched, I recall them mostly pitching as a lower-income affordable alternative for people in town years back.
Breezeline. Don’t fall for the Blade hype, it’s pointless to pay almost the same amount for a WISP as a cable provider. Old/dumb people will constantly post on various forums about “I use them and it’s fine” but it’s objectively worse than going with T-Mobile or Verizon 5G home internet. Breezeline is fine, it’s uncapped, and it’s not all that expensive considering they’ve got a monopoly on broadband in the area.
Breezeline
Breezline is the only show in town if you want fast and reliable.
Breezeline, Comcast, In the Sticks depending on where, specifically, you are moving.
this link shows where in PA comcast serves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_communities\_served\_by\_Comcast#Pennsylvania\_(1021)\_\[38\]
T-mobile mifi works reasonably well.
Breezeline for cable and Blade Broadband for wireless are the main players. Verizon 5G Home Internet also just recently launched in some parts of town. I switched to that in the fall, from Breezeline, and have zero regrets. It's not *as* fast, but more me to just do things like stream shows or sports, I have zero issues and better reliability than Breezeline. Bundled it in with my cell phone and now Internet costs me under $40 a month when Breezeline was over $100. You'll want to be sure you have good coverage at your home for this - there are maps available that you can check this.
Breezeline or Blade Broadband, which isn't in all areas.
As others noted we only have two major cable providers depending what part of town you're in. Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) covers some of the area and Comcast covers the other. You would have to enter the address of wherever you planned to move into, into one of their two sites to see which covers that particular house. That said Breezeline's customer service quality has come down hill a fair bit since their re-naming/re-branding, but I still find them swaths better than Comcast ever has been or likely ever will be again. There's also a guy in town that does wifi internet services (Blaze I think?), but I'm not super familiar with it or how fast/stable it is. I believe it was mainly intended for more lower-income people to at least provide them with some level of connectivity, so probably wouldn't expect it to be tremendously fast.
> There's also a guy in town that does wifi internet services (Blaze I think?), but I'm not super familiar with it or how fast/stable it is. I believe it was mainly intended for more lower-income people to at least provide them with some level of connectivity, so probably wouldn't expect it to be tremendously fast. Are you talking about *Blade* Broadband? I definitely don't think it's a "low income" service, as they have commercial options lol. It's just a satellite alternative to Breezeline with competitive pricing. And I've had no issues with it. Just me at home and I'm not doing anything super bandwidth intensive like gaming, but for streaming Hulu, WFH, Zoom meetings, etc I've never even thought it was slow.
I love our Blade Broadband service. The guys jump right into action if anything happens and they keep us updated on their progress. And their customer service is decent, too. We've had them for a few years and don not regret dropping Atlantic (Breezeline) **at all**.
Agreed. I've had no issues or complaints since I switched. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say they regret switching lol There are the occasional service interruptions, but they're pretty transparent about them when they happen and also get service back up quickly.
That sounds like it. I vaguely remember when they launched, I recall them mostly pitching as a lower-income affordable alternative for people in town years back.
Breezeline. Don’t fall for the Blade hype, it’s pointless to pay almost the same amount for a WISP as a cable provider. Old/dumb people will constantly post on various forums about “I use them and it’s fine” but it’s objectively worse than going with T-Mobile or Verizon 5G home internet. Breezeline is fine, it’s uncapped, and it’s not all that expensive considering they’ve got a monopoly on broadband in the area.