Hello,

We are currently celebrating our tenth anniversary of being in business. To help celebrate, we have upgraded our ProWeb features for the "Tenth Anniversary Special." More information about the deal can be found at http://www.jtan.com/proweb/tenth.html. Here is a quick list of the features:

1,000 Megabytes of Web Space
10 Gigabytes of DataTransfer
500 POP3 E-mail Accounts
Unlimited Autoresponders & Forwarders
50 FTP Accounts
10 Free Domain Pointers
Unlimited Sub-Domains
PHP4 and mySQL
Free RealChat chat room
FrontPage 2000 Extensions
Static IP Address
Anonymous FTP
Free Web Voicemail and Fax

For a full feature list and an explanation of the features, please visit http://www.jtan.com/proweb/features.html.

The price is as low as $19.99/mo US, depending on the length of time you pre-pay. Please note that we now offer monthly and quarter monthly billing.

For more information, please either reply in this thread, e-mail me at vince@jtan.com, or visit the newly designed ProWeb section of our web site at http://www.jtan.com/proweb. Thanks! :)

[Edited by Vincent Paglione on 02-27-2001 at 04:31 PM]

Wow 10 years.. The internet came into existence since 1994 or so?

Yes. Someone will also soon notice that jtan.com was registered in 1996. The http://www.jtan.com/proweb/tenth.html page describes this. We have been in business since 1991, and we originally offered a BBS service and usenet access as KD3BJ.

We are also a member of the Eastern PA BBB, and we have a clean record with them with no disputes. :)

Originally posted by acetate
The internet came into existence since 1994 or so?

<sarcasm>
Really? 1994 was the start of the Internet? I didn't know it was that old.
</sarcasm>

Ok.. Actually 1992
=P

http://www.davesite.com/webstation/net-history.shtml

Originally posted by acetate
Ok.. Actually 1992
=P

http://www.davesite.com/webstation/net-history.shtml

That sounds like it might be correct. But that is "the world wide web" that was created, not the Internet. The Internet, as implied by Weinbar, has been around for a while. And before the world wide web was open to the public, shell accounts, BBS services, and usenet services were around. :)