Local ISP Update: Americom Fiber Now Live at The Bank and The Wire

General discussion on all things Omaha.
americomnetworks
New to the Neighborhood
Posts: 2
Joined: Thu Jul 18, 2024 1:23 am

Local ISP Update: Americom Fiber Now Live at The Bank and The Wire

Post by americomnetworks »

Hi everyone,

Just wanted to share a quick update for those living in or moving to downtown Omaha. Americom Networks has officially finished construction and is now providing active fiber service to The Bank Apartments (1902 Farnam St) and The Wire (100 S 19th St).

We know downtown residents have been looking for alternatives to the big ISPs, and we’re proud to be local disruptors. Our current residents at The Atlas and The Highline are already seeing the benefits of dedicated fiber.

Current Offerings for The Bank & The Wire:

Speed: Symmetrical 1-Gigabit Fiber (upload matches download).

Price: $39.99/month (No hidden fees, no "introductory" price hikes).

Terms: No contracts and free professional installation.

We are a local Omaha team focused on high-quality connectivity. If you’re in these buildings and want to ditch the contracts, you can find us at AmericomNetworks.com.
DennyMarkham
New to the Neighborhood
Posts: 21
Joined: Mon Aug 05, 2019 6:17 pm

Re: Local ISP Update: Americom Fiber Now Live at The Bank and The Wire

Post by DennyMarkham »

$39.99/mo for symmetrical 1g is excellent, wish your company good luck! I had just signed up with another provider (installation today) after I haven't had internet for over 5 days now with Quantum. Wish I knew about Americom sooner. Don't you have an online tool that shows availability by address or zip code?
Erik
Parks & Recreation
Posts: 1523
Joined: Wed Sep 08, 2004 12:55 am

Re: Local ISP Update: Americom Fiber Now Live at The Bank and The Wire

Post by Erik »

Thats a crazy good deal. I have a good feeling you will do good here
User avatar
jessep28
Planning Board
Posts: 2818
Joined: Wed Sep 03, 2008 4:10 pm
Location: Omaha Metro Area

Re: Local ISP Update: Americom Fiber Now Live at The Bank and The Wire

Post by jessep28 »

The vast majority of people don't need remotely that much bandwidth unless they're downloading large files all day, but the more competition the better.
Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum