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New Email Domain

Over 6 months ago we sent out a notice letting our customers know that rio.com will be changing domain names. We recently have set in place the new email domain that will be replacing rio.com for our rio.com customers. Drum roll please.....And the winner is....RIOUSA.COM! We know you all liked the least amount of characters so we kept it down to a minimum. Here is how the conversion will take place:

If you have an email address in the rio.com domain, your email address is going to change. Within the next couple of weeks, Rio Networks will be creating mailboxes to replace your rio.com email addresses in our new email domain riousa.com. If your current email address is " This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ", the new address will be " This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ". When your new riousa.com email address is created, we will send a notice to your rio.com address.

There will be a migration period for this move, and during that period you will be able to send email to either the rio.com or the new riousa.com address, and you will also be able to retrieve your email using either of the addresses as well. At the end of the migration period, Sep. 30 2010, the rio.com email addresses will no longer be valid.

For any user of web mail who have saved address books on the web mail client, they will want to continue logging in as " This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it " to obtain their address books. If they log-in with " This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it " they won't see them although all email will be available.

Please call our customer service department at 888-486-4414 during normal business hours if you need help configuring your email clients, or for help logging in to the web mail portal.

 

Network Upgrade Pre-Sale Promotion

A New Network is Coming...Get on the Fast track to a better voice and data network!

We have great news for Oregon Businesses! Rio Networks has begun upgrading our entire network. Watch for more updates to come on the web-site!

Some of the highlights will be improved reliability by providing network redundancy with the latest that technology has to offer. You will also see faster synchronous data speeds and the ability to combine your voice services for maximum performance.

These upgrade areas are available only in :Portland, Salem, Bend, Springfield, Eugene, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Medford.

With the new network release we are now going to be offering a special pre-sale promotion starting this summer! For more info and details about the pre-sale promotion please fill out the form at the link below and one of our representatives will contact you shortly.

http://www.rionetworks.com/contact-us

 

 

 

   

Rio Networks’ broadband deployment heads home

ACCESS MagazineACCESS Magazine - Second quarter 2008 - Moving into the residential broadband market complete with its bandwidth wars, price battles and marketing skirmishes, is a tough move for any established business service provider to make. The delivery of IPTV and triple play broadband service bundles holds great promise for service providers who accept the challenge, but if you are not the incumbent service provider or the first one into a given market, the need to make an impact with the right technology choice is especially acute. Rio Networks’ choice was to go with a broadband technology platform that allows it to leverage two different kinds of DSL.

The service provider in woodsy Roseburg, Ore.—woodsy being the only proper way to describe a town that calls itself the Timber Capital of the Nation—is launching itself into the residential broadband market on the back of a major DSL upgrade, with the help of vendor partners Zyxel Communications and EMBARQ Logistics™. The upgrade will allow Rio to support greater broadband access speeds for its growing residential customer base, and will grant Rio more network and operational flexibility in how it delivers broadband services.

Read more: Rio Networks’ broadband deployment heads home

   

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