Unlimited Wireless Internet in SOUTH DAKOTA
Yellow Jacket Broadband is now Yellow Broadband, your wireless internet solution. Once the coronavirus hit the world, it became more apparent than ever our dire need of access to the internet. During the peak of the outbreaks we used the internet to do our work, to do our grocery shopping, to talk with our doctors, and to stay up to date about news and outbreaks regarding the virus. Many of us have carried this into our post-corona lives and now work or do school from home. Can you imagine if we didn't have internet access during that? Or if we still didn't? An estimated 24 million Americans don't have this access, and most of them are in rural and low income areas. That is exactly why i want to offer you an internet service that is both affordable and accessible to everyone, along with additional benefits like:
- Unlimited technical support 24/7
- $99 per month Forever
- NO wires
- Internet access at your fingertips
- Good speeds for ALL connected devices
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South Dakota is home to Mt. Rushmore with one of the strongest economies, thriving job markets, and one of the best quality of life in the country. Located in the North Central region of the US and bordered by North Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska. But despite these qualities, South Dakota currently has a percentage of 94.3% for accessibility to any wireless broadband.
This means that an average of 1 out of 10 South Dakota citizens are not able to purchase an internet plan of at least 25Mbps download and 3Mbps upload. To put this into perspective, the national average internet speed would lay at 42.86 Mbps.
So, Nearly 9 in 10 residents are not able to purchase broadband at a price of $60/month (or less) and 6 in 10 residents are unable to purchase a fiber internet plan.
With 2,834 internet services being in the US, 127 of them are located in South Dakota…we need to do better…
South Dakota doesn't have the same internet access as the rest of the states. South Dakota’s citizens are always left out on the newest deals in internet services, which is EXACTLY why South Dakota is the center of attention here! For once there is an internet provider that INCLUDES you!
For more general details click on the link below, you will thank me later :)
For more general details click on the link below, you will thank me later :)
Unlimited Wireless Internet | Yellow Jacket Broadband | Unlimited Satellite Internet
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- Unlimited technical support 24/7
- $99 per month Forever
- NO wires
- Internet access at your fingertips
- Good speeds for ALL connected devices
![](/images/sdakota1.jpg)
South Dakota is home to Mt. Rushmore with one of the strongest economies, thriving job markets, and one of the best quality of life in the country. Located in the North Central region of the US and bordered by North Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska. But despite these qualities, South Dakota currently has a percentage of 94.3% for accessibility to any wireless broadband.
This means that an average of 1 out of 10 South Dakota citizens are not able to purchase an internet plan of at least 25Mbps download and 3Mbps upload. To put this into perspective, the national average internet speed would lay at 42.86 Mbps.
So, Nearly 9 in 10 residents are not able to purchase broadband at a price of $60/month (or less) and 6 in 10 residents are unable to purchase a fiber internet plan.
With 2,834 internet services being in the US, 127 of them are located in South Dakota…we need to do better…
South Dakota doesn't have the same internet access as the rest of the states. South Dakota’s citizens are always left out on the newest deals in internet services, which is EXACTLY why South Dakota is the center of attention here! For once there is an internet provider that INCLUDES you!
For more general details click on the link below, you will thank me later :)
For more general details click on the link below, you will thank me later :)
Unlimited Wireless Internet | Yellow Jacket Broadband | Unlimited Satellite Internet
![](/images/sdakota2.jpg)