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I-Land Internet Service Receives Top Award |
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I-Land Internet Services has been named #1 Favorite Internet Service by readers of the Sedalia Democrat, a regional print publication in the Mid-Missouri area. Some 10,600 readers cast their ballots in a recent survey in which Gold, Silver and Bronze awards were given for top service providers in several categories. I-Land Internet Services was awarded the highest award, Gold, among readers for Favorite Internet Service. Winners were announced and recognized in a September 30, 2008 special publication by the Sedalia Democrat.
We want to thank all of our faithful customers for the votes of confidence; making us the # 1 Favorite Internet Provider.
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I-Land Internet Service, established in 1995, now serving customers with nationwide dial-up access, accelerated dial-up, DSL, and wireless broadband services. |
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Important News - Mail Hoax |
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There has been an email circulating recently that purports to have come from I-Land Internet Services. This email is a hoax and it attempts to gain your log in information for your I-Land i-mail (webmail) account; the goal is to compromise your account and then to utilize it for sending spam. Do not respond to this email with any account information. I-Land Internet Services will never ask you for your account information through a random email. We HAVE your log in information on file and would not need to solicit you for it.
Click the "complete story" link for a copy of the email currently circulating.
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Cole Camp /Lincoln Mo Wireless Access |
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I-Land is proud to announce our coverage now includes Lincoln AND Cole Camp areas. We are currently scheduling surveys for these communities and the surrounding rural residences. Call and schedule your survey today. |
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Introducing Total Security Coverage For Your PC |
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Frustrated by a slow computer? Don't like the hassle of virus software updates? Get I-Land's online security suite with guaranteed computer protection. No more viruses, no more spyware, no more worries, just a safer, faster computer. Now with parental controls that allow you to set things from access to certain sites to your child's online time. Great for families with children or for managing your office. You'll enjoy the ease and security knowing your computer and children are protected with SecureIT. GUARANTEED. Try it FREE for 1 month! call 1-800-526-8302. |
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E-Mail Hoax - Fraudulent UPS E-Mails Try to Deliver Malware
Fraudulent e-mails that claim to be from United Parcel Service (UPS) are now sweeping through inboxes so keep your eyes open for them. These e-mails usually contain a phony tracking number in the subject heading, and lead you to believe that a UPS shipment could not be delivered. You're then instructed to open up the attachment to correct the delivery address, print out a waybill or invoice, and pick up the package from a UPS office.
The attachment features an icon that makes it appear to be a Microsoft Word document, but if PC users click on it, it actually downloads Malware short for malicious software. (This does not affect Mac users.) Malware may disable your firewall, look for and steal credit card and bank account details, or make screen snapshots to allow hackers continued access to your computer.
You can read the official UPS statement about this scam and find out how to check the authenticity of notification messages by visiting: http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/about/news/service_updates/virus_us.html
If you receive a suspicious e-mail like this, delete it and do not open the attachment. This attack underlines the importance of thinking twice before you open an attached file, even if it appears to come from a reputable organization. It may be worth the few extra minutes to check out how genuine an attachment is by contacting the sender by phone or e-mail. If you use e-mail, key in the address yourself rather than using the "Reply'" button. This also serves as a reminder to always keep your Internet security program updated, which offers protection through virus definition updates. |
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