CAMDEN, N.J., April 16, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- APN Media Corporation, a leader in web media & Internet connectivity services, announced today that it has begun aggressive customer acquisition plans. It has started by lowering its premium ISP service price to only $14.95 per month as a fixed month rate for unlimited Internet Access throughout the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands.
APN Media also launched a new version of its popular APNI.NET Messenger software which is free of charge and allows users to combine all their IM Accounts into one robust program, which is listed on download.com.
APN Media's acquisitions plans include attractive pricing for clients, additional add-on services such as wholesale web hosting for members, listing of the top member sites, online bill payment (coming soon), and more.
Members receive exclusive music and content from various sources such as exclusive material from Dutch Singing Sensation Amber and other artists such as Jade Starling. APNI.NET also offers members 24/7 tech support and customer service as part of its services.
APN Media stated that many plans are in the works for APNI.NET, such as APNI.NET Radio which is scheduled to begin broadcasting music, fully licensed in May 2003. APNI.NET has also hired a new Executive VP Tony Gulino who brings to the table extensive entertainment industry knowledge and marketing skills.
The CEO of APN Media, 21-year-old Alfred Powner II, whom has been featured in newspapers and radio stations throughout the country due to his corporate status at such a young age, stated, "We are very happy to welcome Tony aboard, he is a very hard worker and we expect great things as a VP. . . . We will begin our customer acquisition plans ASAP; we are in the business of providing online users with affordable online Internet Service with no popup ads and premium content at lower cost. Our customers are not only customers they have a say in all aspects of the service and site and we are arranging plans on making our customers even a bigger part of the APNI.NET service in whole. . . . But, as of now we are going to change the way they view the web with APNI.NET services."