1) Check your speed and usage! The first and most important thing to do is to make sure you’re paying for exactly what you need. Go to any number of online speed tests and check your internet speed. If it’s only a few MB/s off then you’re fine but if you’re paying for 100 MB/s and only getting 3 MB/s, there need to be some changes. You also need to check how much data you’re using, as oftentimes people buy higher data packages than they need. If you find yourself consistently 50+ GBs being unused every month, consider looking for a cheaper plan that’ll work better for you and your company.
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