Let’s face it, when it comes to internet, more is more. With Montana-sized Internet from Triangle Communications, you can do more, connect more, and experience more, faster. To select the best internet speed for your household, it is important to consider these factors:
The more devices you have, the more speed you need. How many devices do you have in your home, including computers, tablets, smart phones, smart TVs, Blu-ray disc players,...
It seems like all I have talked about in my CEO messages since March is COVID-19. Unfortunately, this continues to be our reality. As I write this, our lobby remains closed to the public. If you have any landline or Internet needs that Triangle may fulfill, please give us a call. We still have employees here in the office and remote workers who are happy to assist you with your phone and Internet services. Triangle understands the importance...
In March, Triangle Communications (Triangle) made the difficult decision to close our doors to the public for the safety of our members and our employees. We had hoped that the pandemic would be under control by now and we would be able to resume normalcy. That has not happened, and we are now under the Governor’s request that a mask be worn in all public locations. As such, we will continue to keep our doors closed for now. When this...
It can sometimes be tricky to spot work-from-home scams since they often appear alongside legitimate opportunities on popular job-search websites. But it's important to educate yourself to avoid losing money instead of gaining a job. The median loss for work-from-home scam victims is about $1,200, according to the Better Business Bureau's BBB Scam Tracker. Federal officials have raised alarms about such scams spiking amid the coronavirus...
Question: I'm concerned about accidentally shopping from a fraudulent website. How can I spot the fakes? Answer: Watch out for these common red flags: 1) A URL starting with http:// The first thing you want to look for on a website is the https:// at the beginning of the address. The "s" in https:// stands for "secure," indicating the website uses encryption to transfer data, protecting it from hackers....
