Orlando Florida, September 11th 2001 -
FutureQuest, Inc. announces the addition of extra FTP and POP3 email accounts to its already robust package offerings without adding additional fees or restrictions! The recent and frequent announcements of added services without added fees makes it no surprise that FutureQuest was rated the #1 Unix/Linux web host by the Web Host Magazine and Buyers Guide!
FutureQuest added an additional 15 POP3 email accounts to its Basic, Silver, and Gold Packages as well as an additional 25 POP3 email accounts to its Platinum package. In addition to these features FutureQuest went on to include an extra FTP account to its Silver Package as well as two more FTP accounts for their Gold and Platinum packages without raising the costs. These additional features were provided not only to their new accounts but to their existing accounts as well and less than 30 days after announcing higher disk space limits for each of the packages.
"Someone started a rumor (I think it was me) that the new features were just teasers for a much bigger announcement" said FutureQuest's CEO, Debbie Gillespie, "I am pleased to admit that the rumor is true!"
When asked about the "bigger announcement" she refused to comment.
Visiting the FutureQuest Message Forums (
http://www.aota.net/forums/) makes it obvious that something is happening within the FutureQuest Community. The environment is one of not only satisfied, but also excited, customers hanging around and waiting to see what comes next. One client went so far as to bring the FutureQuest Logo to life by turning their diamond shaped logo into a stylish dancing emoticon which can be seen here:
http://www.aota.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9172"I get a kick out of it." Said Andrew Gillespie, CTO and President for FutureQuest, Inc. "There is always something brewing over here and it has made life exciting for all of us. The Community has a way of making everything worth it regardless of what's happening around us in this industry."
