We’ve compiled some of the most important considerations to make when deciding between PogoZone services and those of nationally owned ISPs. You Invest in Local Businesses As a person who is concerned about supporting local retail businesses, you spend your money where you work and live. However, don’t forget that purchasing retail goods is just…
We’d like to extend a thank you to the folks at Ski to Sea who have invited PogoZone to sponsor and be the official internet service provider of the event. Ski to Sea officials at the finish line will have access to our high speed internet service to assist with processing results — a very…
We’re happy to announce the acquisition of Mt. Baker Cable — a local company offering cable TV and internet services to residents and businesses of Lummi and Orcas Island. The official acquisition is effective as of June 1, 2017. See Bellingham Herald article: Bellingham company acquires Mt. Baker Cable, will expand reach. With this acquisition,…
We are pleased to announce the installation of two transmission towers in the Lynden area. Lynden is a quick-growing city, and we’re working hard to grow to meet demand for local internet alternatives. These towers will provide wireless internet service expansion to the south and north ends of town. Who’s most affected? On the north…
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If you’re a Clearwire customer in Skagit or Whatcom County, you’ve most likely received an ominous email in the past few months, notifying you that they’re no longer providing wireless internet service. They’re canceling the service November 6, and that’s that. No info on transitioning to a different plan, no options for new users. Here’s…
The Lynden Tribune posted an article about our work with PSE to provide the Sumas Youth Center new computers. We thought it was a great opportunity to help the students out; the computers they previously had were from the early 2000’s and were struggling to keep up when the kids would do homework. PSE provided…
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PogoZone’s business and residential services have grown steadily in recent years as customers have sought local alternatives to the major national ISPs. OpenAccess had a robust customer base in Skagit County as well, making this acquisition a natural fit with significant benefits for customers from Sumas to LaConner, from Bellingham to Mount Vernon and everywhere in between.
PogoZone has acquired OpenAccess, creating a larger local internet service provider and expanding coverage of both networks for internet users in Skagit & Whatcom County. As an OpenAccess customer, we know you’ll have many questions as the acquisition proceeds. We are going to do everything we can to make this transition seamless for you, while…
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