SAN FRANCISCO (CNN) – Internet providers are trying to help their customers impacted by the coronavirus.
Verizon, AT&T and Comcast have extended their policies not to charge late fees or terminate service for people struggling to pay their monthly bills.
The policy was originally in place through mid-may, but it is now available through June.
Customers have to make their case to their providers explaining their struggles.
T-Mobile, which also owns Sprint, has a similar offer that has been extended through June as well.
On Monday, six Bay Area counties announced they would be extending stay-at-home orders through May 31.
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