Comteck Nationwide Access

Comteck of Indiana, Inc., a leader in the Internet Services industry, is pleased to provide our customers with nationwide access numbers.
Now .. when you are traveling, visiting relatives, or relocate, you can continue your Comteck Internet services. Unlike other providers, we do no charge any additional fee to you for this service. Like Mail Guardian, E-Mail Anti-Virus protection, Online Classifieds, v.92, and 24x7 technical support, Comteck continues to provide you with the services you want, so you can enjoy reliable and affordable Internet Access.

The technical stuff ....
** YOU NEED TO CONTACT US IN ADVANCE OR IT WILL NOT WORK**. Once you are added to National access, you do not need to contact us again. This service remains NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE.

Call Toll Free at 1-877-573-8244

When logging in, you must use your full e-mail address (i.e. username@comteck.com ) for the Username of the login. The password remains the same you normally use. You can continue to use your email address for you username when logging in locally if you want.

When using E-Mail dialing into a National number, we use SMTP-AUTHENTICATION to allow you to relay e-mail through our mail server. To enable this feature there are a few things you need to change. Again, once you change this, you don't have to change it back dialing in locally.

Start Outlook Express, go to Tools, then click on the Mail tab. Highlight your Comteck e-mail account and click on Properties. Select the Server tab. On the bottom of the Server settings you will see an option My server requires authentication. Check this box. Next, in the box labeled Outgoing mail (SMTP):, remove the current entry and put in roam.comteck.com . Click on Apply, click on OK, click on Close. Now your Outlook Express should be ready. Most e-mail programs, like Eudora and IncrediMail have the same settings. Just go to the preferences and you should see similiar options. If you don't do this, and you try to send e-mail using your previous settings, you will get a Relaying Denied error.

And now the Nationwide numbers

Note: We have been asked for the local numbers to some little town in the middle of nowhere. Although we would like to help you out, we do not know what is local to every town and telephone exchange. SBC has a Local Calling page that may provide you with the information for that area but we can not guarentee the accuracy of their information.