Mail Server Upgrades

[4.12.2007] In order to better serve you MegaNet will be upgrading mail servers in the upcoming days.

Please note:

This change will not affect of your mail client settings. Your email address will remain the same, although you will have the option of using @meganet.net as well. The Webmail interface has been greatly improved click here to access this interface is also accessible from http://home.meganet.net. The new system promises greater speed and better spam filtering. Also note that email from the old system will not be migrated to the new system. Email from the old system can be accessed from the following URLs for the next thirty days.
http://bakup.meganet.net/webmail_lite/index.cgi
http://bakup.meganet.net/webmail/index.cgi

Attention ALL Dialup Customers

[4.25.2006] URGENT Announcement for Meganet Communications Dial-Up Users in Massachusetts.

NOTICE:

This announcement is in regards to Dial-Up Internet Service in Massachusetts ONLY. It does not affect dial-up service in any other region, nor does it affect any other services Meganet Communications offers.

On Monday April 24th at approximately 6PM Meganet Communications and numerous other ISPs serving the Massachusetts area were informed by Global NAPS, Inc., a major provider of Telecommunications Services to ISPs, was involved in a dispute with Verizon Telecommunications. This dispute apparently has been going on for several years unbeknown to the general public, Meganet Communications and many other ISPs. The notice delivered to Meganet Communications informed us that the ongoing dispute has not been resolved and as a result Verizon would be shutting down call routing services that Global NAPS uses to provide dial-up Internet service to ISPs as of 12 Noon on Tuesday April 25th. Without intervention by the Massachusetts Department of Telecommunications & Energy (DTE) or the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), we anticipate that the Verizon disconnection will occur. This discontinuance of service by Verizon and Global NAPS not only affects Meganet Communications and dozens of other smaller ISPs, but may also impact the operations of AOL, EarthLink, and Prodigy. [Learn More Here]