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Communications Corporation Broadband Wireless
Past Customer's of the Month:
August, 2006
Amy McDaniel
Scottsburg, Indiana
This August, Amy McDaniel is our featured customer of the
month. “I never knew how quick it was,” stated Amy, “I love
to shop…and within two seconds you are there.”
Amy owns and operates Miss Amy’s Daycare on South Main Street
in Scottsburg, Indiana and uses her Citizens Communications
connection to get business supplies, but also for communicating
to friends and family. “I use it to shop. Nothin’ like ebay,”
commented Amy, “I was on dial-up and it was so slow.”
In regards to the install process, Amy felt that it was “very
professional and done quickly.” Amy continues, “The service
is nice and we really enjoy it."
June, 2006
Bob Hawkins
Edinburgh , Indiana
Our June 2006 featured customer of the month is quite a unique
one. Bob Hawkins has a 29 mile link from his house in Edinburgh
to one of our towers in North Vernon. Having a link this long
is an accomplishment for Citizens Communications, but also
makes Hawkins “ecstatic.” Hawkins speaks about his Internet
connection with enthusiasm stating, “We can’t get any other
form of Internet out here. The installation went as smooth
as silk and the people knew exactly what they were supposed
to do. They ran into a couple problems but had the problem
fixed in no time.” Hawkins
uses his Citizens Communications Broadband connection to surf
the Internet, check email and upload pictures to send to friends
after vacation. “It just works splendid,” added Hawkins, “the
guys are very competent and down to earth…people you could
joke around with.”
April, 2006
Wooded Glen
Henryville, Indiana
Wooded
and wireless, that is what Wooded Glen, located in Henryville,
Ind., is now able to offer. “People like a rural setting,
but also want modern conveniences,” stated Shawn Garmon, Director
of Sales & Marketing for Wooded Glen. By providing a broadband
connection, Garmon feels clients that come to Wooded Glen
Retreat and Conference Center will be able to enjoy the rural
setting that sets Wooded Glen apart from other conference
centers, but also provides the convenience of a high-speed
connection. Not only is the wireless connection available
in the conference center, but also in the lodging area. “We
have clients that will attend a conference and then want to
go back to their room and check their email,” Garmon explained,
“
Overall Garmon commented, “We were thoroughly impressed from
the first time we made contact with Citizens Communications.
Nothing was hidden…they were courteous, friendly and extremely
professional.”
Check out more about Wooded Glen at www.woodenglen.com
March, 2006
Fewell Monument
Scottsburg, Indiana
“We
haven’t had a chance to miss it [Citizens Communications Broadband
service] because it is always on and working,” stated Sales
Manager Steve Jewell. Fewell Monument, a highly technological
monument company located in Scottsburg Indiana, uses their
high-speed Internet connection in their office to help maintain
two websites, fewellmonument.com and monumentracking.com and
for standard Internet usage in the office.
Fewell Monument decided to go with Citizens Communications
for a couple of reasons. “We had a couple recommendations
and, of course, we want to help the local economy by using
a local business,” Jewell stated.
As far as the installation process, the installers were in
and out in less than an hour and the process went seamless.
About Fewell Monument:
Fewell Monument Company has progressed from a humble beginning
in 1945 with simple hand tools into a state of the art facility,
to a computer controlled sandblast booths, laser etching equipment
and a speed of light fiber optic computer network connecting
our various departments and buildings. They always provide
their customers with an exact black & white, scaled proof
before their memorial is ever produced at the production facility.
This proof can be instantly forwarded to the customer via
e-mail or fax. When the memorial is finished, delivery can
be tracked on the Internet until it arrives at the location,
which happens overnight in our immediate area and the surrounding
states.
Of course, none of this technology is of any use without people.
From our president, Terry Fewell, with over 50 years of experience
in the monument industry to our management staff, sales staff,
artists, technicians and craftsmen, our people are here to
provide you with the highest quality memorial available.
Visit Fewell Monument online at fewellmonument.com
and Monument Tracker online at monumentracking.com
February, 2006
Kings
Korner & Auction-It Today
Scottsburg, Indiana
Having a local business open for the past 20 years, technology
is now taking it to new heights. Owner of Kings Korner, Belinda
Houchens, has now added a new business called Auction-It
Today, an e-bay drop off store. Everything with the
installation was “really great, the speed is fast and we haven’t
had one problem,” stated Houchens. So far we are using it
for Auction-It Today, but we are going to have our shipping
materials ordered via the Internet and our UPS pick-ups done
through the broadband service, she added.
If you are wanting to drop-off your items for e-bay auctioning
visit the Kings Korner location at 122 West McClain Avenue
in Scottsburg, Indiana (next to Sav-A-Lot), or call the store
at 812-752-6090.
general@auctionittoday65.com
Visit the online auction at http://www.auctionittoday.com
(store number 65)
Kings Korner specializes in Boyd’s Bear, Willow Tree Angels,
Yankee Candles and Jim Shore Angels Heartwood Creek.
January, 2006
The
Peoples Bank
Brownstown, Indiana
Since June 2004, The Peoples Bank of Brownstown has remained a loyal customer to Citizens Communications. Senior Vice President in charge of operations and marketing, Jack Montgomery, states that, "The Peoples Bank is very pleased with the service and it operates as it should."
Being a bank with several branches, Montgomery explained that the broadband connection with C3bb allows all locations to be linked together. “We use it for the website, online banking and even with the FIDC,” stated Montgomery.
In regards to security, Montgomery stressed, “we pay people to try and break in and they haven’t gotten close. Overall, The Peoples Bank of Brownstown has no complaints about the service. The technical assistance is great and they keep us well informed. We feel good about the service and would recommend it to anyone.”
The Peoples Bank is a locally owned and
locally managed community bank serving all of Jackson County
and its surrounding area with offices in Brownstown, Crothersville
and Seymour. The Peoples Bank is dedicated to serving the
needs of their hometown community. They know their customers
by name and consider them a most valuable asset. The Peoples
Bank is committed to maintaining the financial relationships
they have established over the years.
Visit The Peoples Bank online at: www.YourHometownBankOnline.com |