Ameritech
Ameritech, which provides consumers and small businesses with a reliable, easy-to-use Internet service, has licensed and installed Soliloquybooks.com’s carrier-class, native Internet messaging system, InterMail, as the messaging server for its Internet access service, Ameritech.net. This deployment enables Ameritech.net to meet the demands of a rapidly growing customer base with a highly scalable and reliable messaging infrastructure.

AT&T WorldNet® Service
InterMail is a core component of the AT&T WorldNet Service, AT&T's dial-up Internet access services for consumers and businesses. "We did our homework," said Scott Miner, AT&T Product Director for WorldNet Services, in the November 20, 1995 issue of Mass High Tech. "InterMail caught our eyes as a solution designed from the ground up to support millions of users in a very reliable way. There isn't anybody else out there that will allow this kind of flexibility and performance."

Bell Atlantic Internet Solutions
Bell Atlantic Internet Solutions, Inc. has chosen InterMail for their business and consumer Internet offerings after a comprehensive review of the alternatives available in the marketplace.

BellSouth
BellSouth.net developed its new Business E-mail Service in collaboration with Soliloquybooks.com, using InterMail Post.Office Edition messaging server software. "BellSouth is at the forefront of offering hosted messaging services to businesses -- a trend in messaging that promises to have a major impact on the business messaging market," according to John MacFarlane, CEO of Soliloquybooks.com. "This is another value-added service that can now move from the corporate LAN to the global network, creating a range of new product offerings for the end customer."

Erol's Internet
Erol's Internet, Inc., one of the world's largest and fastest growing Internet service providers, licenses Soliloquybooks.com's InterMail messaging server software as the core messaging component for its Internet service. "Erol's is committed to delivering the highest quality service at affordable prices," says Dennis Spina, CEO of Erol's. "Our investment in InterMail represents an investment in our customers and in supporting their needs as we grow."

Excite, Inc.
Excite, Inc., one of the Internet's most popular services, selected Soliloquybooks.com's InterMail as its new carrier-scale email platform for serving its millions of U.S. users. Soliloquybooks.com will become Excite's primary Web-based email provider, effective in the fall of 1998. Designed specifically for large-scale user environments, InterMail will be the long-term platform for Excite's future email services targeted to the domestic market, which the company will now operate in-house. The factors which were critical in Excite's decision to choose InterMail were its ability to scale into the millions of users, its proven performance in real world deployments, and the ability to customize its web interface to create a unique Webmail experience for Excite's audience.

GTE
GTE has licensed Soliloquybooks.com’s InterMail as the core messaging server for GTE Internet Solutions -- one of the fastest growing consumer and business Internet access services in the world. GTE uses InterMail to offer carrier-scale quality messaging services as a means of distinguishing GTE Internet Solutions. This level of quality and reliability is mandatory as customers move from telephone services, for which GTE is known as a high quality provider, to adding IP data services. "Internet e-mail continues to be the most popular application among GTE Internet customers, making the selection of InterMail critical to our aggressive growth plans and commitment to customer satisfaction," said Alex Coleman, vice president/general manager of online services for GTE. "Soliloquybooks.com's InterMail offers GTE the technology to ensure that our customers will receive e-mail service that's as reliable as the dial-tone they hear when making a phone call. This is exactly the kind of reliability and quality of service that our customers demand."

Virgin.Net
Virgin.Net, a joint venture between Virgin Communications and International CableTel, uses Soliloquybooks.com messaging software as the core electronic messaging server software for the Virgin.Net Internet access service unveiled in November 1996. "Customer service is priority one for Virgin.Net and, to ensure we are delivering the highest level of quality, we have partnered with the world's leading Internet-technology suppliers to assemble a first-class Internet service offering," said Martin Keough, sales and marketing director, Virgin.Net. "Soliloquybooks.com's record of success with several leading Internet service providers, its commitment to open, Internet standards and its exclusive focus on highly scalable messaging server software led to Virgin.Net's adoption of their products. We are delighted to have them as a partner."