PRONETS Sells Wiredog Internet Service |
Tuesday, 06 December 2011 00:00 |
For over 10 years, Wiredog has been the internet service provider portion of Professional Networks, Inc. (PRONETS). In order to provide the best service to their business clients as well as Wiredog Internet customers, PRONETS decided to sell the ISP portion (dial up and high speed) to MGW Communications out of Williamsville, Virginia in late October. There is a video of the signing of the documents located at http://youtu.be/mxeZjgOZ404. MGW Communications is a technology, Internet, and telephone service provider seeking to bring cutting edge technologies to the rural areas of Virginia. The MGW Family of companies has been in business since 1967. They provide all forms of technologies from VOIP to fiber to the home. Of course, the decision was difficult as Wiredog has been such a large portion of PRONETS over the years. John Ayers, President of PRONETS said “Thanks to everyone for their dedication to Wiredog over the years. I am very pleased we have found him a good home. I’ll miss the little fella.” PRONETS will now be able to offer a higher level of customer service to their business clients for networking and web development needs. The company will also continue to offer home user PC Repair at their Galax, Virginia office. Question: Did PRONETS get bought by another company? Question: Why did you sell Wiredog? Question: Is the PRONETS office moving? Question: How are your services changing? Please contact Mandy Nester with any questions at
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