The state of Maryland has many firsts to its credit, especially in the field of academics, communication, and transport. Named after Henrietta Maria of France, the wife of King Charles I, the state had the first school in the United States – the King Williams School, way back in the year 1696. Also, it was the University Of Maryland where the first dental school in the country was opened for public.
It was Maryland again where the first Post Office system in the United States was inaugurated. It was at Baltimore in 1774. The state also has the Mount Clare Station, which is the first railroad station in the United States, constructed in the year 1830.
TAG Mobile is proud to be associated with the state through the Lifeline program that is sometimes referred to as “Little America” because of its widest variety of topography within its borders that enjoy all four seasons.
TAG Mobile Maryland Lifeline Service is a government assisted wireless service that provides discounted cell phone services to eligible low-income families and individuals. Maryland Lifeline Service discounts are offered to qualified Maryland citizens who meet certain eligibility requirements such as, participation in any of the government assistance mentioned below or a household income that is at or below 135% of the federal poverty level. Customers can check their eligibility for the Program, apply online and avail the benefits, along with Discounts and Offers.
The TAG Mobile Maryland Lifeline Program offers a variety of flexible prepaid plans to fit your needs. Subscribers can change their plan every month to fit their lifestyle or can add minutes anytime to suit their convenience.
Customers Eligible for TAG Mobile Maryland Lifeline Services Receive:
• 1000 FREE Voice minutes every month
• Unlimited FREE Global texts every month
Benefits of TAG Mobile Maryland Lifeline Service Plan include:
• No Contracts, No Cost
• Nationwide Coverage
• Caller ID
• Call Waiting
• Voicemail
Customer can also be Eligible if they participate in the following Government Programs:
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• Medicaid “HealthChoice” (not Medicare)
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA)
• Veterans or Survivors Pension
For more information about the Lifeline program, its benefits, and the eligibility guidelines, please check www.tagmobile.com
