
AFL serves its fans with launch of AFLFan.net 9.0 Internet Access
May 26, 2004 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I) News Release
NEW YORK - The Arena Football League (AFL) is responding to the demand of its fans again with the introduction of AFLFan.net 9.0, the league's new Internet Access Service. AFLFan.net 9.0 is powered by Velocity Services, Inc. (VSI), the recognized world leader in Affinity-Based Internet Services.
The new high-speed service allows fans to connect online and stay connected with their favorite AFL team while paying less each month compared to other Internet providers. With AFLFan.net 9.0, fans can now get Internet access and an email address from their favorite teams (i.e. RattlersFan.net). The Internet service includes an AFL browser toolbar, a state-of-the-art Webmail system, a fully customizable Home Page, and the AFL Online Shopping Mall. To sign up or learn more, simply log on at www.AFLFan.net.
"AFLFan.net 9.0 will be an exciting and successful service for all AFL fans," said MARC LOWITZ, AFL Vice President of Broadcasting and New Media. "The Internet access service we're providing is an extension of the AFL's Fans' Bill of Rights, in that every fan is entitled to a total entertainment experience at an affordable cost for all members of the family."
Subscribers are able to control the "look and feel" of their own personalized Home Page, including a fully customizable page with multiple-design team and player templates, the and choice of localized news and content from around the world. This full-featured service includes parental controls, pop up blocker, spam filters and email anti-virus protection. Members can also receive exclusive news alerts and email offers directly from teams.
"The Arena Football League is a brand which strives to exceed the expectation of its fans at all levels," said JAY PENSKE, President and CEO of VSI. "By partnering with VSI for its affinity based ISP services, we are delighted to introduce our joint service to the many fans of Arena Football, and I believe this will greatly enhance their sports experience and overall online entertainment."
Subscribers pay only $17.95 per month for AFLFan.net Unlimited High-Speed, a 25-percent savings when compared to other Internet service providers.
For fans that do not wish to change their existing Internet provider, AFLFan.net 9.0 is available for only $4.99 per month or only $3.33 month if prepaid annually. Fans can now enhance their existing Internet connection with AFLFan.net 9.0; it's perfect for Cable, DSL, High-Speed, Broadband, or current Dial-up users. Everyone can enjoy all of the great features and custom AFL content that AFLFan.net 9.0 offers without changing their access provider. A free 30-day trial is available to all fans.
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