Citynet cordially invites you to the West Virginia Telecommunications Forum Mountaineer Football Tailgate. Trying to raise awareness for technological advancement in education the group is sponsoring a tailgate prior to the West Virginia vs. Syracuse Game, Saturday October 19th, at Mountaineer Field. The first 200 people that signup on our website http://www.citynet.net will get free admission to the tent. The Texas Roadhouse will be catering the event providing Barbeque Chicken, Ribs, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, and drinks. So come out and enjoy great food, fun, and fellowship while also supporting a good cause. Tickets at the gate will be $8.00 and the tailgate will begin 4 hours prior to kickoff. Remember the first 200 signups will be admitted free so sign up today at www.citynet.net and we look forward to seeing you at Mountaineer Field.

         The Sunday and Monday following the Mountaineer Tailgate (October 20th and 21st), the festivities will continue with the 1st Annual West Virginia Telecommunications Forum Charity Golf Tournament. The tournament will be held at The Pete Dye Golf Club (http://www.petedye.com) Sunday's events include a practice round and cookout. The actual tournament will be Monday October 21st. Limited space is still available. If you are interested in fielding a team or possible sponsorship opportunities please contact Citynet at 1-800-903-8906 or visit http://www.citynet.net/wvtf

         Recently many of you have probably noticed a change on your Credit Card or Bank Statement regarding your Internet Fees. Citynet recently changed the company name for ACH and Credit card transactions to WV Internet Services. If you have any questions about the change please email billing@citynet.net.

         If you haven't taken a look at Citynet's exclusive online Account Manager yet, now's a great time to check out this powerful service available free to all Citynet customers. Using Account Manager, you can view all the details of your Citynet service: emails, passwords, account balances, billing arrangements, and more. Even better, you can also make any changes you want, right online. No need to call Customer Service -- you can do it all right online.

         Want to add a new email address for home or work? Simple -- just open up Account Manager and add your new address with a single mouse click. The same goes for password changes, FTP, adding new services, and more.

         Access the Account Manager from Citynet's home page, http://www.citynet.net/. All you need is your account number and master password to log in. If you've forgotten either, just call 1-800-881-2638 and one our representatives will be glad to help you take advantage of this great service.

         Answers to the most commonly asked technical questions about your Citynet services are just a mouse click away at Citynet's online support section. We're constantly adding to this valuable library of technical information as new products and services enter the marketplace. For example, you'll find complete Internet setup instructions for the latest versions of Windows, and directions on adding new emails to your Citynet account, regardless of which operating system you use. You can find all of this information, and more, at www.citynet.net/support.cfm.

         Got too many computer passwords? These days, everybody does. But here's one that's worth a Post-It note on your monitor: your Citynet email account password. The reason is that we keep adding online services that help you use your Citynet account more easily, efficiently and economically.

         The latest is Citynet Webmail. With it, you can check your email from any web-connected computer, anywhere in the world. You also can use it to manage your mail queue, especially if an overly large incoming file is causing your email client to stall or time out. Just use your Citynet email address and password to log on at http://citymail.citynet.net/. You can read, send, and manage your emails -- from anywhere! We've also got trouble-shooting directions online at http://www.citynet.net/emailset.cfm#trouble.