Pro-Gun Internet Service!!!!!

[Dogdreamer]

Hey Guys and Gals,

I just read something awesome in the American Hunter magazine.

Many of us assume that the internet provider we use may not support the sports of hunting and shooting, but worse our internet prOviders may be avid anti-gun supporters. Perhaps someone on here could get more detailed information as to which providers give to anti-gun campaigns, but until then why not give to an internet provider that does just the opposite.

http://WWW.OUTDOORSUNLIMITED.NET provides internet connections at $19.95 a month with 7 e-mail accounts, good connection speeds, spam guard, and technical support. (According to an article on page 22 of the American Hunter's January 2005 issue by J. Scott Olmstead, Editor in Chief)

To boot, president and founder of Outdoors Unlimited, Delbert Aicholtz has donated $200,000 to the NRA's Institute of Legislative Action over the past two years. The donations come directly from your subscription fee. In short, your internet provides funding for your sport. The more subscriptions the more donations. The more donations the louder your voice. How can you lose?

IAMS listened because of the networking of hunters on this board as well as others. It is time that we united again to protect the things that are dear to us, and should be unquestionably protected under the Constitution. Let's see if we can't make Mr. Aicholtz put those other providers out of business.

When your internet service provider asks why you are leaving, tell them that Outdoors Unlimited contributes $1 of your monthly subscription fee to hunting and pro-gun programs. Act!

By the way, I currently have AOL and will be switching to Outdoors Unlimited. I have no affilitation to Outdoors Unlimited except that it is owned and operated by a fellow outdoorsman. We can fix this radical anti-gun infection together. Delbert Aicholtz has just given us another opportunity to stand as one.

Thanks for reading,

[Ky Scott]

Sounds Great!!! I'm gonna look into it and every body else should to. I also have AOL and I'm happy with it but why not use somebody that supports our hunting rights. Face it guys times are changing and we should'nt take it for granted. Here when I was a kid you use to drive down the road and see farm after farm now you see subdivision after subdivision. Who lives in these subdivisions? People from the surrounding cities that are growing by leaps and bounds. No offense to anybody living in a sub but I'm a farm boy and I just hate to see all the farms cut up. Ever think about how the big cities got started? Probably from a house or two.

[fasttrackpa]

I use it and love it. The spam e-mails are alot less and the news headlines are interesting to a hunter and gun owner.

[sosowingshooter]

I have used outdoors unlimited for over a year now and have been pleased. Very helpful customer service always helps, and that has been the case. Give em a shot, you'll be glad you did.