Well kiddo, do you remember how you connect your tablet to Wi-Fi at home? Internet service providers (ISPs) are the companies that make that possible! They connect our homes to the internet so we can access websites, play games, and watch videos.
A neighborhood internet service provider is a small ISP that works in a specific geographical area, like your neighborhood. They deliver internet service to a smaller group of people, usually within a small radius. They may use cables or Wi-Fi signals to provide internet service to your home.
Neighborhood ISPs are often owned and operated by locals who live in your area. They sometimes call themselves “mom and pop” shops because they are small and family-owned operations. They often offer personalized and attentive customer service because they know the community they serve.
Because they operate on a smaller scale, neighborhood ISPs may not have the resources to offer the same speeds or features as larger ISPs like AT&T or Comcast. However, they can often provide more reliable and faster service than larger companies in smaller areas.
So, when you need to connect to the internet, remember that your neighborhood ISP is there to help you stay connected in your community!