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Fiber Internet Companies to Reduce Prices Amid General U.S. Inflation

Wire 3 and NEK Broadband will offer discounted plans to internet users.

Abby Larkin

Jun 10, 2026 — 2 min read

Photo of NEK Executive Director Christa Shute (left) speaking with Jenille Smith of CV Fiber (right) during a meeting with USDA in March 2023, from USDA.gov

WASHINGTON, June 10, 2026 – As costs continue to rise across the U.S., two fiber internet companies are lowering their prices to make high-speed internet more affordable.

Wire 3, a Florida-based internet provider, and NEK Broadband, a Vermont-based internet provider, are reducing prices to create budget-friendly options. The two plans offer no contract and no hidden fees, with fiber-optic infrastructure.

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