Internet Billboards

Would you like to own an attractive, easy to read, single-page website, telling your customers at a glance about your products or services?

 

Picture showing some three examples of Internet Billboards

 

Internet Billboards are really starting to take off, especially where small businesses have realised that a full blown website is simply overkill.

 

So check out our Internet Billboards today - we think you'll impressed by their simplicity and price.

  

Village Internet

 ...if you're looking for a reliable supplier to meet all your IT and Internet needs at a price that suits your pocket

   

...if you want to talk to people who genuinely  enjoy giving help and support and are passionate about customer service

 

...if you're looking for long-term supplier relationship that really understands your business needs

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Email Addresses and the Data Protection Act


Over the past few weeks I have received a number of emails that have contained in either the 'To:' or 'Cc: fields what must have amounted to the complete contents of the sender's address book!

Interesting as it is to see everyone's email address, it almost feels like you're eavesdropping and you shouldn't really be looking at them. Many email addresses may have been given with the presumption they would not be revealed to all and sundry. If on the other hand, people have been asked in advance if it's OK for you to advertise their email address, or as part of a social group or similar they're happy to have it revealed, that's fine.

To be on the safe side, if you want to send an email to a large group we suggest you either set up a Distribution List or enter the individual email addresses into the 'Bcc:' field. 

In Outlook Express, you can reveal the 'Bcc' field by opening a New email, clicking on the View tab and then clicking on All Headers.  If you've not come across it before, 'Bcc' stands for Blind carbon copy and effectively means that everyone's email address will remain hidden except to the sender and each recipient.  Simple but effective.

 

(extract from Village Internet Newsletter of 3rd August 2009)
  		 

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