• W1N Sales of Atlanta, Georgia, shares how discipline, integrity, and access to fiber internet affect real people locally.

Atlanta, GA, 18th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, W1N Sales is drawing attention to a growing local issue affecting households across Metro Atlanta: access to reliable, high-quality internet and how it shapes work, education, and daily life. As an Atlanta-based telecommunications sales organization, W1N Sales sees firsthand how internet access—or the lack of it—impacts families, homeowners, and communities.

Founded in 2022, W1N Sales primarily serves homeowners with fiber-optic internet solutions. But the company says the issue goes beyond technology. It’s about trust, discipline, and how businesses serve people.

“Success is when we provide amazing results to our clients, while providing an amazing opportunity to our team,” the company shares. That mindset, leadership says, shapes how W1N Sales approaches both customers and the broader community.

A Broader Issue With Local Impact

In Metro Atlanta, internet access has become a basic requirement for daily life. Yet many households still struggle with speed, reliability, or cost.

Consider these local and regional realities:

• Approximately 1 in 5 Atlanta households report slow or unreliable home internet.
  

• In parts of Georgia, rural and outer-metro areas lag behind urban centers in access to fiber infrastructure.
  

• Over 90% of jobs now require some level of online access for applications or work tasks.
  

• Students without stable home internet are significantly more likely to fall behind academically.
  

• Small businesses rely on high-speed internet for payments, scheduling, and customer communication.
  

W1N Sales says these numbers show why integrity and education matter in the telecom space.

“The product matters,” the company explains. “Fiber optics is the best internet on the market.” But leadership adds that how the product is explained and delivered is just as important.

“What separates us is the integrity and customer care we operate with,” the company says.

Discipline and Trust in a Crowded Industry

The telecommunications and sales industries often face consumer skepticism. W1N Sales believes that reputation is earned through consistency.

“Discipline is the most important thing to have to be successful anywhere,” the company shares. “When motivation is lacking, we need discipline.”

That discipline extends to being honest with customers about options, pricing, and long-term value. The company emphasizes that this is not a high-pressure or cutthroat sales environment.

“This is not a cutthroat business,” W1N Sales notes. “We genuinely care about our team and want to improve their lives.”

That same care, they say, should extend to customers navigating complex service decisions.

Local Action List: 10 Steps You Can Take This Week

W1N Sales encourages Atlanta residents to take small, practical steps to improve their digital footing:

1. Test your home internet speed.
   

2. Review your monthly internet bill for hidden fees.
   

3. Ask your provider about fiber availability in your area.
   

4. Talk to neighbors about what services they use and trust.
   

5. Check if your child’s school offers internet support programs.
   

6. Secure your home Wi-Fi with updated passwords.
   

7. Schedule time to understand your service agreement.
   

8. Avoid signing up for offers you don’t fully understand.
   

9. Support local businesses that rely on strong internet access.
   

10. Share reliable internet resources with friends or family who need them.

How to Find Trustworthy Local Resources

When looking for reliable information, W1N Sales recommends starting locally. Community centers, public libraries, and city-run digital inclusion programs often provide free guidance. Homeowners can also look for authorized dealers, verified service providers, and companies willing to explain options without pressure.

“Self-doubt is normal,” the company says, referring to both business and personal decisions. “You just need to remember all the things you’ve overcome to get where you are now.”

That same mindset applies to navigating technology choices.

Take One Local Step Today

W1N Sales encourages Atlanta residents to take one simple local step today—whether that’s reviewing their internet service, asking better questions, or helping someone else get connected. Small actions, the company says, lead to long-term progress.

“You can have an amazing professional life and an amazing personal life,” W1N Sales shares. “But you have to plan for both.”

About W1N Sales

W1N Sales is an Atlanta, Georgia–based telecommunications sales organization founded in 2022. The company works with homeowners as an AT&T authorized dealer, focusing on fiber optic internet solutions. W1N Sales is built on values of stewardship, discipline, integrity, and belonging, with a mission of providing opportunity and strategic growth for its team, clients, and community.

Istanbul, Turkey, 18th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Lunabet, a global iGaming and sports betting platform founded in 2013, today released a myth-busting brief to help individuals in Turkey and neighboring regions make clearer, safer decisions when engaging with online entertainment. Drawing on widely observed industry patterns and user behavior, Lunabet outlines five common myths — why they persist, what the facts actually show, and one practical step anyone can apply immediately.

“Most mistakes don’t come from bad intentions — they come from bad assumptions,” said a Lunabet spokesperson. “Clearing up a few myths can dramatically improve how people protect themselves and enjoy digital platforms responsibly.”

Myth 1: “All licensed platforms work the same way”

Why people believe it:
Licensing logos look similar, and many platforms use comparable language about safety and fairness.

The reality:
Licenses set minimum standards — not identical operating rules. Withdrawal limits, payout timelines, and support quality vary widely even among licensed operators.

Quick tip:
Before registering, check withdrawal policies and payout timeframes, not just the license badge.

“A license is the starting line, not the finish line,” Lunabet notes.

Myth 2: “If a platform pays once, it will always pay the same way”

Why people believe it:
Early withdrawals are often smooth, creating a sense of long-term certainty.

The reality:
Some platforms change conditions as activity increases, introducing caps, delays, or additional verification steps.

Quick tip:
Read the terms for high-value or repeat withdrawals, not just the first transaction.

“Consistency matters more than the first payout,” a Lunabet representative explained.

Myth 3: “Search engines always show the safest links”

Why people believe it:
People trust top search results and assume visibility equals legitimacy.

The reality:
Unofficial mirror sites and look-alike domains frequently appear in search results, especially in regulated or restricted markets.

Quick tip:
Use official URLs or verified communication channels saved directly — not bookmarked search results.

“Safe access starts before you even log in,” Lunabet emphasized.

Myth 4: “Bigger bonuses mean better value”

Why people believe it:
Large headline numbers are designed to attract attention and feel like free value.

The reality:
Bonus size doesn’t equal usability. Wagering requirements, exclusions, and time limits often reduce real value.

Quick tip:
Check wagering requirements and eligible games before accepting any bonus.

“Transparency beats temptation every time,” said Lunabet.

Myth 5: “Security is only the platform’s responsibility”

Why people believe it:
People assume licensed platforms handle all protection automatically.

The reality:
Account safety is shared. Weak passwords, reused emails, and unverified links remain major risk factors.

Quick tip:
Use unique credentials and enable all available account protections immediately after registration.

“Even the strongest systems rely on smart user habits,” Lunabet added.

If You Only Remember One Thing

Not all platforms — or offers — are created equal. A few minutes spent checking access points, withdrawal terms, and security settings can prevent most common problems.

About Lunabet

Lunabet is a global iGaming and sports betting platform founded in 2013 and licensed in Curaçao to serve an international audience. Built on enterprise-grade Every Matrix infrastructure, Lunabet delivers a high-performance digital entertainment ecosystem focused on financial transparency, platform stability, and user privacy. The platform is widely recognized for its Unlimited Withdrawal Policy, fast and consistent payouts, and robust security standards. With 24/7 dedicated support and a strong commitment to fair play, Lunabet aims to set the industry benchmark for operational reliability and player-first financial integrity in online entertainment.

• The New York–based legal advisor and founder of Benedict Advisors commits to bridging the gap in business law for underserved entrepreneurs.

New York, US, 18th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, In response to growing barriers faced by startups and small businesses seeking legal support, Tabber B. Benedict, Founder and Managing Partner of Benedict Advisors PLLC, has launched a personal pledge to champion legal equity for entrepreneurs who are often priced out of expert legal services.

“Legal structure is the foundation of a business,” says Benedict. “But too many brilliant entrepreneurs skip that step because they think it’s out of reach.”

Why It Matters Now

Recent data highlights the critical need for increased legal access:

• 81% of small business owners lack in-house legal counsel. (Source: ABA)

• Nearly 60% of startup failures are due to preventable legal or operational missteps. (Source: Startup Genome)

• Only 1 in 4 entrepreneurs say they fully understand the legal implications of their cap table. (Source: Carta)

“Most founders don’t fail because of their ideas,” says Benedict. “They fail because they didn’t ask the right legal questions early on. My goal is to make those questions easier to ask—and easier to answer.”

7 Personal Commitments from Tabber B. Benedict

Benedict’s pledge includes 7 specific, ongoing behaviours he is personally committing to:

1. Offer one pro bono legal consult per month to a first-time founder building a business under $1M.

2. Publish one open-source legal resource each quarter to demystify legal terms, documents, and strategy.

3. Host quarterly roundtables with fellow legal professionals to share best practices for lowering barriers to legal support.

4. Speak at underfunded incubators or university entrepreneurship centres twice a year.

5. Audit one internal workflow each month to identify where complexity can be reduced or explained better for clients.

6. Check in quarterly with past clients from early-stage businesses to ensure their structures are still protecting their goals.

7. Mentor one legal or business student per year from an underrepresented background.

“These are small things, but done consistently, they help close the gap,” says Benedict. “The legal profession needs to stop being a black box.”

A Toolkit Anyone Can Use: 10 DIY Legal Action Steps

To make his pledge scalable, Benedict has also released a free, public toolkit with 10 things any entrepreneur can do—without hiring a lawyer—to start building legal clarity into their business today.

The DIY Legal Clarity Toolkit:

1. Create a one-page founder agreement using a basic template.

2. List all IP created to date and who owns it.

3. Start a contract checklist: Who you’ve hired, what they’ve signed, and what’s missing.

4. Google your own business name—are you legally distinct?

5. Make a cap table in Excel or Notion and keep it updated monthly.

6. Read 3 articles about business structure in your state or country.

7. Look up your state’s filing deadlines and add them to your calendar.

8. Search for a free startup legal guide from a local law school.

9. Ask one experienced founder how they handled their legal setup.

10. Write down one legal “red flag” you’re ignoring—and draft a plan to fix it.

“You don’t need to be a lawyer to ask smarter questions,” Benedict reminds. “You just need a starting point.”

Simple 30-Day Progress Tracker

To help individuals take real action, the toolkit includes a 30-day tracker with space to:

• Set three legal clarity goals

• Track five documents you reviewed or updated

• Log two expert conversations or research reads

• List one issue you want to explore more deeply

Users can print or duplicate the tracker to keep their momentum going.

Call to Action: Take the Pledge, Share the Toolkit

Benedict is encouraging others—founders, legal professionals, mentors, and students—to adopt the pledge or modify it to fit their own role in the ecosystem.

“This isn’t about doing everything perfectly,” he says. “It’s about doing something consistently.”

To take the pledge, download the toolkit, or follow the journey, visit www.benedictadvisors.com/pledge or share it using #LegalAccessPledge.

About Tabber B. Benedict

Tabber B. Benedict is the Founder and Managing Partner of Benedict Advisors PLLC, a law firm providing partner-level legal counsel to lower middle-market businesses. A Columbia Law School graduate, Tabber brings over 25 years of experience from institutions including White & Case LLP, the White House, and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. His mission is to make legal excellence more accessible, practical, and strategic for entrepreneurs and growing companies.