Broadband Internet connections like DSL, Cable or Wi-Fi are very accessible nowadays. Today I want to share some tips on how to use your Internet to the fullest extent. Since you’re already paying for the bandwidth, you might as well maximize the usage to save on others. Here are some examples.- Getting your news feeds online for free instead of subscribing to newspaper.
- You may consider dropping cable TV too, because nowadays there are tons of sites offering free live streaming of sports, news and even TV series, like Hulu™.
- Pay your bills online, and save on stamps, envelops and check books.
- Booking your flights, hotel stays and admission tickets online instead of making the trip, especially when they offer online discounts.
- Because your bandwidth is always there, you might as well use VoIP for making your long-distance calls. You can even drop your landline altogether and get a phone number for only $2.95 monthly with OneSuite SuiteAdvantage service. You can easily save $20 a month by dropping your landline plus the benefit of much cheaper rates of pay-as-you-go VoIP versus your local phone provider for calling long distance.
- You can also receive or send fax using the Internet. If you only receive fax online, OneSuite offers a great deal of $1.00 per month for unlimited incoming fax. And if you wish to send fax at cheap rates, even better! For $2.95, you can send faxes online wherever. The best thing is, you’re also saving the environment by going green.
Care to pitch in, anyone?
