• Sparklight - $30/mo - BEST DEAL   - Home Cable Internet
  download speed: 100mb/sec, upload speed: 20mb/sec | see all plans

• AT&T Access Internet  - DSL Home Internet Service
  with Lifeline Discount (more info) | $10/month for 18mb/sec speed, data cap/limit: 1,500gb (1.5TB).
  -- for low-income at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Rate  | Can use both ACP and Lifeline benefits separately at the same time.

• PCsForPeople Mobile HotSpot Unlimited 4GLTE Internet Service (~6-8mb/sec)
  (see coverage map) - for light to medium users; it's mobile - take it with you; connects multiple wireless devices
  $80 for hotspot device, plus $15/mo  -- for low-income (see eligibility info)

These are mobile phone providers that give discounts to low-income households.

• Metro (by T-Mobile)

• Boost Mobile

• Assurance Wireless

• QLink Wireless

Most Internet Services provide a (Voice-Over-IP) "Internet-based" Phone Service - which you can reference above. Below are a link to traditional old style 'land-line' phone services. While they are more expensive, they are more reliable. With Internet-based phones, if the power goes out or if the Internet stops working, so will your phone. With traditional land-line phone, they are totally separate from the Internet and electrical power grids and even when the Internet and power goes off, your phone will keep working.

• AT&T Landline Phone Service

• AT&T LifeLine Service  (discounted slightly for low-income)

• Mississippi Power - All Payment Assistance Programs

  • BILL DISCOUNT PROGRAM  -  highly recommended
    For those on SSI, sign up once and save on average 20% on your bill every month. 
    Call their Customer Care Center at 800-532-1502. Ask them to mail you the application form to fill out and return.

• Paid for by the Apartment Building Management.

• Unfortunately, recycling bins are not available.

• USPS.com (US Postal Service Online)

  • Postal Store (buy mailing supplies, like stamps, and have them mailed directly to you)

• Local Post Offices

  • Downtown Biloxi  135 Main Street | 2.4 miles | map | 1 block off US90 (Beach Blvd) and a Coast Transit Line

  • West Biloxi  2110 Pass Road | 3 miles | map | Directly on a Coast Transit Line

• What is our Mailing Address?

  • Seashore Oaks 4 Story Building
    1440 Beach Blvd, Apt ____, Biloxi, MS 39530

  • Seashore Oaks 6 Story Building* (1450 A Building)
    1450 Beach Blvd, Apt A____, Biloxi, MS 39530

  • Seashore Oaks 3 Story Building (assisted living)*  (1450 B Building)
    1450 Beach Blvd, Apt B____, Biloxi, MS 39530

* While Management refers to and recommends using "1450A Beach Blvd" and "1450B Beach Blvd" - there are often conflicts with the Postal Service and online address verification systems because they do not officially designate these two buildings this way.  If mail is sent to just "1450 Beach Blvd" with an apartment number, by default it will end up going to A Building (6 story tall).  With years of experience and online ordering with automatic verification systems, it is the editor's recommendation to use the address formation mentioned above.  When dealing with the building management (like paying rent), would I recommend using their "1450A" or "1450B" designations.