Easter Weekend Office Hours
March 29th, 2018Our office will be closed for the Easter Long weekend.
Good Friday – March 30th | CLOSED |
Saturday –March 31st | CLOSED |
Sunday – April 1st | CLOSED |
Easter Monday – April 2nd | CLOSED |
Good Friday – March 30th | CLOSED |
Saturday –March 31st | CLOSED |
Sunday – April 1st | CLOSED |
Easter Monday – April 2nd | CLOSED |
Our office hours during the holidays are:
Friday, December 22rd | 9:00 am to 3:00 pm |
Monday, December 25th | Closed |
Tuesday, December 26st | Closed |
New Years |
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Monday, January 1st 2018 | Closed |
We’re excited to roll out a number of enhancements for our web site hosting services! Our new baseline configuration for new web sites is now:
We’re analyzing existing sites on our service, and migrating existing sites to the newer server when it’s appropriate. If we’re hosting your site, and you’d like to take advantage of these newer technologies, get in touch and request a site upgrade.
Our office will be closed on Monday, October 9 th
We will reopen Tuesday, October 10 th
We’re thankful to have you as a customer &
hope you have a safe and happy long weekend!
Good Friday – April 14th | CLOSED |
Saturday – April 15th | CLOSED |
Sunday – April 16th | CLOSED |
Easter Monday – April 17th | CLOSED |
In conjunction with our suppot policy, we want to let you know that Microsoft is ending support for Windows Vista on April 11, 2017. As a result, we will no longer provide free support for systems running Windows Vista either, beyond providing basic email settings.
All customers should consider migrating to newer Windows 7 or Windows 10 systems to continue to get security updates. We can help with suggestions on how to get an up to date system, or help you move your personal data to a new system for a reasonable fee.
Windows Vista Desktop
There has been an increase in the last 4-6 weeks in “Phishing” email scams that are looking to trick people into either giving out their email login information or financial information. The increase is most likely timed to take advantage of the holidays, when people are busy and IT departments have staff on holidays. In all cases, the links do not point to the real site, and most from addresses are fake as well. Most of these have been sent from real email accounts on legitimate systems that have been hijacked and used to send out spam, so the server and account aren’t on any blacklists. The account is only used for a short time and then a new account is selected.
What to do:
What to look for: