GreenNet is the ethical Internet Service Provider that has been connecting people and groups who work for peace, the environment, gender equality and human rights since 1986.
GreenNet is the ethical Internet Service Provider that has been connecting people and groups who work for peace, the environment, gender equality and human rights since 1986.
GreenNet web projects are all about planning, designing, building and hosting websites that work for you and the issues you’re working on.
GreenNet’s POP/IMAP enabled mailboxes with unlimited online storage, access to email from anywhere using GreenNet Webmail, daily offsite backups and GreenNet Support to help you along the way.
Ethical home & organisational broadband, ADSL up to 8Mbps & 20Mbps, unlimited bandwidth, fixed IP, and GreenNet’s excellent support team ensuring you’re online all of the time.
GreenNet are like a support stocking, and all the rest are just pants! I often had technical problems, and I have always found that GreenNet staff were ready and able to help – sometimes outside their normal office hours. There was none of this business of hanging on for ages waiting for impersonal call centres to answer, and I don’t think I’ve ever had GreenNet not return a call when they promised to.
| Topic | Comment | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Domain Registry of America Scam | Domain Registry of America | Anonymous |
| Domain Registry of America Scam | DRoA Scam | Stewart Engelma... |
| Domain Registry of America Scam | Trapped | Anonymous |
| Domain Registry of America Scam | June 2009 Letter - now from Domain Renewal Group | Anonymous |
| The Tone and the Music | Obama and Israel | Anonymous |
| Keep motorbikes out of London bus lanes | jay walking | Anonymous |
| Domain Registry of America Scam | Domain Renewal Group | Anonymous |
| Moving emails from Outlook Express to Mac OS X | Disregard previous | Anonymous |
Credit card numbers are so passe. Today’s hackers know the real powerhouse data to steal is emission certificates.
Firefox isn’t supporting the H.264 video standard because it’s patented and the patent owners want fees: it’s not free. But if Google and YouTube make it ubiquitous, will users have a real choice? Should they care?
Fifty years ago, in the aftermath of World War Two, a group of pacifists opened Housmans radical bookshop at its current address at 5 Caledonian Road, in London’s Kings’ Cross.
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