KCnet News:

During the month of January we are offering a KCnet DSL special! Sign a one-year contract and there will be no activation fee. In addition, you will receive a free DSL modem. Our monthly fee is $27.99 total, no strings attached.

If you prefer a 6-month contract, there will be no activation fee; you supply the modem or rent it from KCnet for $5 per month.

And, we still offer the month-to-month service where you can pay by the month (same $27.99 monthly fee) with a $25 activation fee and you can buy or rent a modem.

Now, that’s all the fine print there is! If you are interested, call us and we’ll check to see if we can deliver. Call 893-8111. Please pass the word to your friends, too.

KCnet Class

PC Basic Class starts Monday January 12th. Time is 12 noon to 2 PM. This 8-hour course continues on Wednesday January 14th, Monday January 19th, & Wednesday January 21st.
Members $35.00 Non-Members 40.00.
Wayne Smith will be teaching the class.

You may register by calling (570) 893-8111 or send your registration via the Internet at Class Registration.

Keystone Community Network is a non-profit community technology center located in downtown Lock Haven. All classes are held in the KCnet Learning Center located at 18 East Main Street. KCnet is an equal opportunity service provider and an agency of Clinton County United Way.

A class about digital cameras and digital photography will be held in January.


New classes scheduled

If you downloaded Internet Explorer 7 and are finding that it is taking a long time to get to web pages, it is probably because of the Automatic Phishing filter that is integrated into the web browser. Each web site has to go through a series of tests before it opens up.
Turning off the Phishing filter will allow web sties to open faster.

To turn off the Automatic Phishing
1. Left click on Tools
2. Choose Phishing Filter
3. Then choose Turn off Automatic Phishing
** You can also turn it back on the same way… and you may turn it on and off as often as you like

During the month of December, we conducted 5 classes for Internet Safety. Forty individuals learned a bit about the dangers of the Internet. For as wonderful as the Internet is for research, recreation, and correspondence, it is also a place for criminals to take advantage of uninformed computer users.

We will again be offering Internet Safety classes for groups of 5 or more of any age. If you are a youth leader or work with children, please consider looking at some of the information KCnet can offer you to make those children safer while surfing the Internet. Call Sue at KCnet 893-8111 to schedule your group.

Attention KCnet Members: It has been brought to our attention that there is an email being sent, asking you to submit personal information. The Subject of the email is "ACCOUNT UPDATE" and it is made to look like it has come from the "Admin Support Team". This email should be deleted. KCnet does not ask our members for that type of information in an email. If you have replied to this SCAM message, please call us. If you have any questions regarding this, feel free to contact us at 893-8111.

We have added a link to the Spam Portal so customers can notify us of spam they are receiving or notify us of emails they cannot receive. Please use this service to help us make email better for you!