When Maya moved to a quiet suburb in Arizona, she had one major concern—finding an internet provider that wouldn’t surprise her with hidden fees or long-term contracts. After sorting through complex bundles and sneaky promos from other ISPs, she stumbled upon CenturyLink.

What caught her attention was the simplicity: $50/month for 500 Mbps fiber, no data caps, and a "price-for-life" promise. No gimmicks. No contracts. It sounded almost too good to be true.

After checking availability, she found fiber was active in her area. Installation was free, and the modem came included. Within a day, she was streaming, working, and video calling without hiccups. And months later, when her neighbor complained about their promo ending and their bill doubling, Maya smiled—hers hadn’t changed a cent.

While others dealt with overage charges and throttling, Maya enjoyed unlimited, reliable fiber speeds. She didn’t even need to worry about negotiating retention deals or unexpected increases.

For Maya, CenturyLink wasn’t just a service. It was peace of mind—an internet plan that finally did what it said it would.