Paladin - Sandy Cross/Carnesville
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Due to the overwhelmingly positive results from our crowdfunding survey we have set up a campaign to extend our high speed internet network to cover Carnesville and Sandy Cross. Click here to check out the proposed coverage map.
The Campaign
This campaign will raise the capital needed to build two towers and equip them with wireless broadband equipment. In addition to our current plans we will offer three new plans: a 25 Mbps plan, a 50 Mbps plan, and a 100 Mbps plan off of these two new towers. As always there will be no contracts and no data caps and your plan price will never go up.
For the people that contribute $30 or more to this campaign we will provide a choice of rewards:
1. Paladin Wireless Hat (we will email you with available sizes and colors)
2. Paladin Wireless T-Shirt (we will email you asking for size)
3. Discount equal to your contribution on future installation
4. Discount equal to your contribution on future service
Please be sure to let us know what reward you want in the comments on your contribution.
Please send this campaign to your neighbors and share it on Facebook. Help us get the word out! The more people we can get behind this idea the faster we can roll out service to the places that need it.
If you have questions or ideas please let us know either here or by stopping by our office at 1040 Bowersville St, Royston GA, or giving us a call at: [phone redacted].
Timeline
It will take us approximately 60 days from the successful completion of this campaign to get the network live.
About Paladin Wireless
We started Paladin because the internet in Royston was terrible and it created much hardship for our family. We were spending too much money for too less service. When I contacted the incumbent provider I was told that they were not upgrading anything and that they were turning DSL ports off. With kids in school, we home school, it meant I had to spend more money each month for the DVD classes instead of streaming them. When I wanted to send large files to my clients it was quicker for me to drive to Athens and send them using the internet at FedEx Office on Atlanta HWY. My wife and I asked around and found that everyone was having the same problems and we decided we could fix it. So began Paladin Wireless.
The Campaign
This campaign will raise the capital needed to build two towers and equip them with wireless broadband equipment. In addition to our current plans we will offer three new plans: a 25 Mbps plan, a 50 Mbps plan, and a 100 Mbps plan off of these two new towers. As always there will be no contracts and no data caps and your plan price will never go up.
For the people that contribute $30 or more to this campaign we will provide a choice of rewards:
1. Paladin Wireless Hat (we will email you with available sizes and colors)
2. Paladin Wireless T-Shirt (we will email you asking for size)
3. Discount equal to your contribution on future installation
4. Discount equal to your contribution on future service
Please be sure to let us know what reward you want in the comments on your contribution.
Please send this campaign to your neighbors and share it on Facebook. Help us get the word out! The more people we can get behind this idea the faster we can roll out service to the places that need it.
If you have questions or ideas please let us know either here or by stopping by our office at 1040 Bowersville St, Royston GA, or giving us a call at: [phone redacted].
Timeline
It will take us approximately 60 days from the successful completion of this campaign to get the network live.
About Paladin Wireless
We started Paladin because the internet in Royston was terrible and it created much hardship for our family. We were spending too much money for too less service. When I contacted the incumbent provider I was told that they were not upgrading anything and that they were turning DSL ports off. With kids in school, we home school, it meant I had to spend more money each month for the DVD classes instead of streaming them. When I wanted to send large files to my clients it was quicker for me to drive to Athens and send them using the internet at FedEx Office on Atlanta HWY. My wife and I asked around and found that everyone was having the same problems and we decided we could fix it. So began Paladin Wireless.
Organizer
Stephen Fortmann
Organizer
Royston, GA
