For your convenience, our Lakewood locations are currently open 24 hours a day. Click the “locations” tab to see other location hours.
We have eight locations located throughout Lakewood, Westgate, and Jackson as well as in Baltimore and the 5 Towns. CLICK HERE to see the full list.
We have regular personal kiosks, couple kiosks, private zoom kiosks, private plus kiosks, and “open” kiosks for people who want to use the internet in a more exposed environment.
The price per minute or hour depends on the size of the package you purchase. The larger the package the cheaper it will be. Our hourly rates are as low as $3.50 an hour.
Zoom and couple computers do cost more to use. We have different pricing for different size zoom rooms as well. Couples and smaller zoom rooms usually cost 1.5x the standard kiosk and larger “Private Plus” kiosks are about 2.5x.
Yes. We are under the hasgacha of the TAG of Boro Park. All internet filtering is managed by them and we do not have any control to unblock any website.
We consult with local rabanim as well if any shailos arise.
All our locations are being monitored and recorded at all times by live video cameras. Computer screens may be accessed at any time by our manager or mashgiach to ensure the internet is being used responsibly.
For any issue regarding internet abuse, you should speak to a rebbe or rav on how to proceed. There are organizations like “guard your eyes” to help people anonymously. Al pi haskamas rabonim, we have the option to lock your account to more exposed and public computers if you wish. All inquires will be confidential.
As a policy we don’t recommend the usage of Kiosks by yeshiva bochurim or beis yakov girls without being accompanied by a parent.
We offer Techloq managed by TAG of BP as well as Netfree.
Each filter has it’s maalos.
Techloq is our standard filter wich gives you more access to websites.
Netfree is a higher level of filtering in which all images are screened by a human. Due to the higher level of filtering, Netfree computers tend to be slower.
Click here to see how to access blocked websites.
Generally we do not set policy for blocking or unblocking sites. This is done mostly by Tag of Bp, the ones managing our filters. However, there are exceptions. We chose to block or unblock certain sites under guidance of local Rabanim. To access AI for free, you can try pointflow.ai or KosherGPT.org. We don’t recommend website but point out sites which are available for reference.
We have a filtered tablet for that purpose. Please call customer service for more details.
Yes! We have private rooms in all of our locations in the Lakewood area.
Yes. Even though you buy a specific amount of minutes, the time on these computers run faster.
Reservations are not required.
We do not have an official reservation system yet. To make a reservation, just place a note on the room you wish to reserve a day or two in advance for the date and time you want to use the room.
Unless you bought an unlimited plan, No. However we may close an account that has not been active for 3 years or more.
Sure. Please send us an email at [email protected] or use the contact link above.
Each page costs 15 cents. If you buy a print package it will be 10 cents.
The cost of printing is deducted automatically from your time balance.
The printer is set to print double sided. To return to regular, click more options when you press print and uncheck “print on both sides”.
If you are using the kiosks befor or after your scan then all your scans are free. If not, we charge $1 per scan for Scan to USB and Email.
In the Clifton Avenue Mens Location you can use the “Scan to Email” scanner to scan to your email.
In all other location, follow the steps below.
1) Place your document in the scanner
2) Click the Start menu on your computer
3) Type Windows Fax and Scan and press enter
4) Click “new Scan”
5) Click the printer and press okay
6) Press “scan”
Currently, we only have scan to email in our Clifton Avenue Mens location. We hope to add this feature to other locations in the future.
We offer two options to send faxes. Either through the computer or from the printer. For step by step instructions for both options click here.
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