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AzTeC is an acronym for Arizona
Telecommunication Community. It is a Free Net developed
with the purpose to serve and enrich the public by
providing a noncommercial way to access information in
their communities and to provide access to resources
around the world.
AzTeC has provided service to the people of Arizona
since 1994. We are a registered Arizona 501c3 non-profit
organization run by community volunteers through the
generosity of donations from individuals and
organizations.
For its telnet members, AzTeC provides email accounts,
text-based free internet access, Community forums
(discussion groups).
You are welcome to explore our Telnet services on a
limited basis by clicking on the "Enter Telnet"
button at the top of the page. Non-members can log onto
AzTeC using "guest" as the userid and
"visitor" as the password.
We also provide free web hosting to other Arizona
non-profit and 501(c)(3) organizations.
If you'd like to volunteer with AzTeC check out
our Volunteers
page.
Attention Aztec Users
We are all unhappy that our efforts to secure necessary
telephone lines in order to provide dial-up service have
been thus far unsuccessful. We continue to search for a
solution but the current economic conditions have
thwarted these efforts. We thank our former host, EMR
Data, for their generosity for the past 7 years and we
thank the membership for all their help and
understanding.
AzTeC will continue the website and free e-mail and will
continue to host sites meeting our criteria.
AzTeC is currently in the process of updating our web
site and welcome suggestions and ideas for making the
site more relevant. Contact the Secretary of
AzTec.
The refurbishments and readjustments to AzTeC, as well as
what has to be done, have been expensive. Our funds have
been severely depleted and we are asking that the
membership consider a monetary donation.
You can send your donation to our Post Office Box:
AzTeC Computing
P.O. 15844
Phoenix Az. 85060
The Help Line number continues to be (602)468-9765.
Leave a message for a call back from a volunteer.
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