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| Monday, May 05, 2008 |
 Mail Server Changes |
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| We've just upgraded our mail server and we made some major changes with webmail. Not all the settings are migrated over to the new web mail interface as of yet. If you need any of your previous saved folders, please login to old web mail interface at http://mail.gvii.net:32000/mail |
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| Monday, December 10, 2007 |
| An Offer that you can't Miss! Phone & DSL cheap |
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LOCAL phone and SUPER FAST internet.
Keep your existing telephone number
For $69.95 per month you get
Local phone service with
Caller ID, Call Waiting, Cont Redial, Last Call Return, Call Forwarding , Voice Mail
& Unlimited Local & Long Distance calling - Domestic US & Canada.
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Up to 1.5 MB Fast Internet Access (Always on)
Call GVTCI for more details on this package offer.
Package is available in most areas. Call for more information. |
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| Sunday, October 07, 2007 |
| New Webmail Interface |
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We have a new webmail interface system, it has alot of new features and is easy to use. We're looking for our customers to try it before we completely put it into production. If you would like to try it, go to the following url http://mail.gvii.net:32000/webmail Please send us your feedback at noc@gvtci.net and let us know what you think of it. It might be a tad slow first time you use it. We will decide if we're going to fully release it after getting some feedback from our customers.
Best Regards,
Grand Valley Telecommunications Support |
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| Tuesday, August 14, 2007 |
| Users now have complete SPAM filter control! |
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We have done extensive modifications of our mail server, you can now whitelist an email that our system thinks is spam.
Whitelist means you can mark your personal settings so that you can receive email from that particular sender. IE a list serv or a company in particular that kepts getting marked as spam.
To do so login into your web mail and open the message that we believe to be spam, look to the right for a green check mark - click it. You will now receive email from that mail server without being marked spam in the future. |
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| Wednesday, August 01, 2007 |
| A tougher fight - Spam & Viruses |
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Everyone probably has noticed an increase in spam and viruses in recent days, GVTCI has recently tightened up it's spam/virus filters. Here is what has changed.
In the past when we recognized a message as spam, we would just tag it spam and deliver it to you anyway. We have now setup our mail system to deposit those messages in a special spam folder in your web mail and not send to you automatically. The problem with this is that it may cause legitimate email to get flagged spam also.
Please log into your web box on occasion to verify that you do not have any legitimate email that was not delivered. You may do this by going to our home page at http://www.gvtci.net and click on the email tab in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
Log into your email with your username and password, you will notice a folder called spam on the left, this is where those messages will be stored for now on.
Please call or email us if you have any questions.
GVTCI Support
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| Friday, March 02, 2007 |
| Business T1's $ 125 See details! |
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If you're in an area that does not qualify for DSL or any other high-speed service that we offer or if you're a business that demands more. We now offer dedicated internet T1 service for only $ 125 month when combined with our low phone packages of 5 Telephone lines.
Call Us for details.
Show us your business phone bill, I bet you we can beat it by over 35% |
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| Thursday, August 11, 2005 |
| Email Warning! Please Read |
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| There are a few emails being circulated around the internet that claim to be from Suntrust Bank, Citibank, and Washington Mutual bank. These emails ask people to click on a link and verify their banking account/personal information. Do not do this as there are dishonest people out there trying to steal your identity. Identify theft is a big problem, especially by tricking people through their email. Please contact your respective banks if you receive any of these emails and file a complaint with their internet security department. This has been a public announcement from Grand Valley Telecom to their customers. |
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