Why Many Boiseians Prefer CenturyLink DSL over Unreliable Cable Providers
In Boise, CenturyLink is among the top high-speed internet providers–and with good reason. While there are a few different companies offering internet service, you actually only have two main types of service to choose from: cable or digital subscriber line (DSL). At first, cable providers might seem like they are making an attractive offer, but the major problem with cable internet service is that the more popular it is, the slower and more unreliable it becomes. Even if your cable internet seems to run fine most of the time, you’ve probably noticed that it slows down quite a bit during peak usage hours in the City of Trees. This is because cable networks distribute bandwidth on shared routers, so the activities of your neighbors could literally be imposing upon your own internet experience.
Boise is one of America’s up-and-coming cities that hosts new startups, awesome breweries, and more, all while preserving a close relationship with the outdoors. CenturyLink provides an affordable high-speed internet service that can keep up with the rapid changes going on throughout the city, and can also help foster the spirit of creativity that is pervasive throughout the landscape.
High-Speed Internet Options for All Boise Households and Budgets
Whether you live in Cloverdale or down in Southeast Boise, CenturyLink has affordable service packages with options that are designed to meet the needs of your household. If you live in a small condo downtown, you won’t have the same data demands as a larger family home in Garden City, and you shouldn’t be expected to pay for a service that you won’t use. Whether you use the internet to keep up on social media and occasionally stream media content, or you’re a hardcore gamer who is always plugged into what’s going on, CenturyLink has a data solution that will work for you. And unlike with service from most cable providers, you won’t have to worry about inconveniences like data caps or making a huge sacrifice on important upload speeds.
CenturyLink also offers other affordable home services in Boise like home phone and TV. If you’re interested, you can save money on each of these services individually by bundling them together into one convenient monthly bill. However, you won’t need to make a bundle just to get a decent price on internet service. To find out more about bundling options available in your neighborhood, visit the package page, or read through some of the internet options CenturyLink offers in the Boise area.
Price for Life
High-Speed Internet
$ 45
.00/mo
Speed may not be available in your area. Rate excludes taxes; activation fee applies.*
- Speeds up to 20 Mbps
- No contract
- No rate hikes
Price for Life
Double Play
$ 85
.00/mo
Speed may not be available in your area. Rate excludes taxes and voice fees/surcharges.*
- Speeds up to 20 Mbps(speed may not be available in your area)
- Get phone and Internet on one bill
- Unlimited Nationwide Calling
- Receive a $200 Reward CardSee Terms & Conditions
DIRECTV® XTRA + Internet + Phone
$ 124
.99/mo
plus taxes and RSN fees
Plus taxes and Regional Sports Fee. For 12 months with 24-mo. DIRECTV agreement and combined billing. Price includes DIRECTV XTRA Package ($44.99/mo.), Centurylink ($85.00/mo.) and bundle discount ($5/mo.). $89.99/mo. for XTRA Package in months 13-24 (subject to change).* Regional Sports Fee up to $7.49/mo. is extra & applies in select markets. Conditions apply. Speed may not be available in your area. Rate excludes taxes and voice fees/surcharges.
- 235+ digital channels, including local channels in over 99% of the U.S.
- Download Speeds up to 20 Mbps
- Unlimited Nationwide Calling
- Get HBO®, STARZ®, SHOWTIME®, and CINEMAX® for first 3 months at no extra costAfter 3 mos., services automatically continue at then prevailing rate (currently $53.99/mo.) unless you call to change or cancel. Req’s you to select offer.
- Includes Genie® HD DVR upgrade.One HD DVR powers your whole homeAdd’l equipment req’d. Add’l & Advanced Receiver fees apply.
- Get 2018 season of NFL SUNDAY TICKET included at no extra cost!Subscription renews automatically each season at then prevailing rate (currently $293.94/season) unless you call to cancel within two weeks after the start of the season. Req’s you to select offer.
- Includes standard professional installation in up to 4 rooms.
- Receive $500 in Reward CardsSee Terms & Conditions
*ALL DIRECTV OFFERS REQUIRE 24-MONTH AGREEMENT. $35 ACTIVATION, EARLY TERMINATION FEE OF $20/MO. FOR EACH MONTH REMAINING ON AGMT., EQUIPMENT NON-RETURN & ADD’L FEES APPLY. Price after $5/mo. discount when bundled with qualifying CenturyLink svc. New approved residential DIRECTV customers only (equipment lease req’d). Credit card req’d (except MA & PA).
See Full Details
CenturyLink has 2 locations in the Boise area:
The Village at Meridian
2148 N Eagle Rd Ste 120
Meridian, ID 83642
M-F — 8am-5pm
Sat — 10am-6pm
Sun — Closed
Grand Teton Mall
2300 E 17th St
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
M-F — 9am-9pm
Sat — 10am-9pm
Sun — 12pm-6pm
What Are Your Neighbors in Boise Asking About CenturyLink Service?
What is CenturyLink’s Customer Service Number?
You can reach CenturyLink via phone at 1-844-230-8495 or call one of the customer service numbers listed on the contact page, including the numbers for tech support, ordering information, and more.
How Does Installation Work?
Since CenturyLink high-speed internet service is brought to your home through the phone outlets already installed in your wall, installation and setup are noninvasive and simple. In the corresponding section above, there is a link that includes written instructions and a short video. You can have CenturyLink professionals come out to your property for a $60 fee, but in most cases, depending on your location, you should be able to take care of everything yourself for no fee in 20 to 40 minutes. If you have any questions along the way, it’s easy to get in touch.
What Kind of Internet Is CenturyLink?
CenturyLink high-speed internet is a digital subscriber line (DSL) service. It is different from cable because each home has its own independent DSL connection. Cable providers, on the other hand, provide bandwidth to localities through a shared router, which means the more popular a cable provider is, the worse off their individual customers are. Visit the internet page to learn more about CenturyLink internet benefits you.
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Get up to $500 in Rewards Cards when You Bundle!
Internet + Voice Double Play: Get a $200 Reward Card
Sign up for both internet and phone services or add one to an existing service to enjoy $200 in rewards cards. Residential customers only. Restrictions apply. See terms and conditions.
Internet + TV Double Play: Get a $200 Reward Card
Sign up for both internet and TV services or add one to an existing service to enjoy $200 in rewards cards. Residential customers only. Restrictions apply. See terms and conditions.
Internet + TV + Voice Triple Play: Get $500 in Rewards Cards
Sign up for internet, phone, and TV services to enjoy $500 in rewards cards. Residential customers only. Restrictions apply. See terms and conditions.