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Dear AccuCom Customers,
We would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to ISPNet! ISPNet is an internet solutions provider with a team of highly trained specialists. Your pricing for your AccuCom Internet account will remain the same, your email address, will remain the same, and your access number will remain the same.
ISPNet is pleased to notify you that you will now notice several enhancements to your service! These upgrades include Spam and Virus Filters, a Portal Site with real time news, weather, and stock information, News Groups, and Upgraded Webmail! We provide FREE technical support, with TOLL FREE Technical Support and Billing contact numbers. We have NATIONWIDE v92 Access Numbers, and MORE LOCAL ACCESS numbers which will allow you to access your AccuCom Internet account from numerous locations throughout the United States! Your account will also include 20 megs of personal web space, to create your own website! And our User Control Panel will allow you to make payments on your account, add or delete email addresses, update your credit card information, and much more! Plus you can now add our Netsonix Accelerator package to your account to kick your internet into high gear!
How to Reach Us:
ISPNet Technical Support Department
ISPNet Billing Department
Please remit payment to and make all checks payable to:
ISPNET, LLC
PO Box 14028
Rochester, NY 14614
If you pay by credit card, debit card, or echeck, the charge for your internet service will now show up as a charge from ISPNet.
Remember, your PRICE, EMAIL ADDRESS, and ACCESS Number will remain the same!
We're working hard to provide you with the highest quality internet service at an affordable price. We value your business, and your satisfaction is extremely important to us. If you have any questions regarding your account, or any of the above changes, please feel free to contact us at the numbers listed above. We thank you for your business, and look forward to exceeding your expectations!
Sincerely,
The ISPNet Team of Internet Specialists
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