WVI's Dial-up Access is a service that allows customers the ability to connect to the Internet via a 14.4 kbs, 28.8 kbs, 33.6 kbs or 56 kbs modem for access to such services as the World Wide Web, E-Mail, Usenet News, and FTP.

• Unmetered Dialup Access $19.95 per month
• Dual Unmetered Dialup Access $37.95 per month
  (For a computer with dual modems and special software. Read more about it.)

• 5 E-mail Addresses
• 25 MB of Disk Space for web pages
• Unlimited Hours per month
• No Setup Charge
• Free Tech Support
• Free Software WVI customized Internet Software is included upon request.
• Free Setup If you're not comfortable setting up your computer yourself, arrange a time with us and bring in your computer. WVI will setup your computer for you.

• Additional E-Mail addresses - $1.00 each per month
• Additional Disk Space $2.00 per MB per month

Local dialup access to the following cities:
• Aumsville
• Dallas
• Detroit
• Gates
• Independence
• Keizer
• Lyons
• Mehama
• Mill City
• Monmouth
• Salem
• Silverton
• Stayton
• Sublimity
• Turner

Your connection to the Internet will always be reliable due to two major factors; first, we use high-speed rack mounted Patton Electronics and Lucent digital terminal servers, and secondly, we maintain a very low modem to user ratio.

Additional Information
To find out more about Dial-up Access Services, contact WVI Customer Service at (503) 399-1WVI (399-1984) or (503) 769-1WVI (769-1984). We will be happy to assist you in getting connected to the Internet.

What is a Dual Unmetered Account?
The Dual Unmetered Account does not allow two computers to dial up to the Internet at the same time, you'd need two separate dialup accounts to do that. It is for people that have "Shotgun" style modems to achieve a faster connection to the Internet. This is pretty rare, and difficult to setup, but basically it is a computer that has two modems tied together by special software. The two modems connect via Multi-Link Point-to-Point Protocol (MLPPP) with two separate phone lines and the software shares a single IP address. These two separate channels are "bundled" together so that your computer sees a single (up to) 112k connection to the Internet. Since this style setup uses two separate phone calls, you have to pay your telephone company for an additional phone line.