Yes, a household can change service providers (see section(s) (h)(1) and (h)(2): Restrictions on switching providers, § 54.1810 Consumer protection requirements, FCC ACP program rules) up to once a month (see section (b)(1)(ii)(D): Transfers in the Affordable Connectivity Program, § 54.1810 Consumer protection requirements, FCC ACP program rules). However, the provider must be a participating ACP provider, and the device discount can only be used once per household. Furthermore, the provider cannot promote practices that may cause the household to believe they are unable to or restricted from switching providers or place any burden on the household if they wish to change providers, such as charging a fee (such as an early termination fee) to the household for switching providers. The consumer may be required to return any customer premises equipment (such as a modem), however.