MINetworks

11/06/2023

Hello. We are happy to let you know that service has been restored from our main connection supplier. If the router and equipment doesn't come back on its own, please unplug the equipment from power for about 5 minutes, before plugging the router and equipment back into a working outlet. We want to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for your patience as our network supplier had issues. We are working on a solution to diminish this sort of issue in the future.

11/05/2023

As many of you know, we get our main internet feed from PST. They have been able to restore service to some in our area. Unfortunately, we are not one of them. We have been in contact with them, and they are reassuring us that they are working on getting us reconnected as soon as possible. We know how frustrating this is, we are frustrated as well. We cannot express how sorry we are, and truly appreciate your continued patience!

11/04/2023

As of November 3rd, around 7:30 pm, we began experiencing a system-wide outage. We have recently found out this is due to our provider having network issues. We have been in contact with our provider and are constantly monitoring the situation. Unfortunately, at this time, we do not have an estimated time of restoration. We understand how frustrating this is, but we greatly appreciate your understanding and patience as this gets fixed. Thank you.

08/17/2021

Our hearts go out to our community members affected by the Dixie Fires. If any of our current customers have lost internet equipment due to the fire, please reach out to us as we are here to help. For one's who's internet have been disconnected due to burned lines, we ask you to spread the word as we are offering specials for ones wanting to get a connection as we currently have service in Greenville, Chester, and Lake Almanore areas. Feel free to reach out to us via text at: 530-616-8363. We hope you all stay safe!

08/23/2020

To all MINetworks customers,

As you know, we are currently all being greatly affected by the Claremont Fire. We have been doing all that we can to keep the internet up and running, as we know how important this is during a crisis. However due to recent developments, the fire has crossed Highway 70 and is reaching the main power and fiber lines that run into Quincy. If it burns these lines, internet will be down until the lines can be repaired. Please bear with us and know that we will be doing all we can to get everyone’s internet back up and running as soon as possible!

Our thoughts are with you all,
MINetworks Team

03/28/2020

With more people working remotely and homeschooling, many ISPs have been asked by the FCC to change their service by lifting data caps for internet service. We are happy to say nothing is changing here at MINetworks because we have never even had data caps!

We would like to take this time to thank our customers and let you know that if you need anything, please let us know! We know these are trying times, so if we can help at all, please don't hesitate to ask.

MINetworks Team
Always working to keep you connected!

08/07/2019

Your download speeds don’t just depend on your Internet service provider’s advertised speeds. They also depend on the speeds of the servers you’re downloading from and the routers in between. For example, if you’re in the US and experience slowness when downloading something from a website in Europe, it may not be your Internet service provider’s fault at all — it may be because the website in Europe has a slow connection or the data is being slowed down at one of the routers in between you and the European servers.
https://www.howtogeek.com/165321/why-you-probably-arent-getting-the-internet-speeds-youre-paying-for-and-how-to-tell/

07/08/2019

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.howtogeek.com/426757/how-do-internet-speed-tests-work-and-how-accurate-are-they/amp/

Speed tests are a quick way to see just how fast your internet is. ISPs promise “up to” a certain speed in optimal conditions, but a speed test will confirm how fast—or slow—your connection is.

05/16/2019

We are getting bigger every day! Let us know where you live. So we can add you to our network! (530)616-8363👍

04/15/2019

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/03/27/will-5g-cause-cancer-heres-what-science-says.html

5G is just getting started. Qualcomm, Samsung, Verizon, LG, Sprint — all these companies and more are right now working to build out the 5G ecosystem. But there is a spreading fear that 5G will cause cancer. Here's why scientific consensus says 5G is safe and will not harm humans.

10/03/2018

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https://MINetworks.net