Thanks for asking! We got our background the old fashioned way: we paid for it! We told our design firm what we wanted and they bought the artwork, and worked with our IT team to implement it.

Sorry we can’t sell it to you, but I’d bet any web wizard in your area worth their salt could get the same graphics, and put it together for you. Only thing we ask is that you respect our copyright. Thanks!

Mike

Thanks for the reply.

However, since your firm is not dealing in the Indian Sub Continent area, I am not sure if anything would come out of this conversation. I am setting up a particular kind of Special Agent network in my home state numbering more than 1000, to take part in an colloborated internet related work. I was just searching for something innovative to add to the activity list, which could be promoted along with the other ideas. I did contact a particular Satellite Internt provider and they had send me the details. But then, I am not sure whether the idea of Satellite Internet might work out, for in our state BroadBand penetration through the phone cables are good and reaching almost everywhere. Along with that are the Cell phone operators who also can give a very good download rate.

As to the download rate given by that particular Satellite Internet firm who sent me their details, it does not seem impressive and above that, the tariff rates are also not appealing, apart from the complicated procedures.

I have gone through the site you suggested [SatSig] and noted the contents, but I am not aiming to set up such a page on my site, but I might give a link to certain of the pages.

Currently our website is in a very rudimentary level, and it should improve tremondously within weeks.

If you could give me some ideas as to where your services could be marketed or used, I would be really happy to think about it.

Anyway, thanks for taking your time,

Regards,

Ved

Your response to our blog is very similar to our spams, but from looking at your site, I see you may be serious about wanting to advertise Skycasters in India.

Skycasters is a broadband satellite Internet firm that solely provides satellite service in the US, Canada, Central America and the Caribbean. We provide service from two satellites, G28, at -89 degrees, and T14, at -63 degrees. At this time we do not provide Internet access on any satellites in the Eastern Hemisphere.

If you want to provide worldwide satellite information on your site, you may wish to view SatSig to see how a really superb site does it.

Please let me know your ideas for marketing Skycasters.

Regards, Mike

I, too, have heard the story of a Nordstroms salesperson who accepted “return” of car tires, even though the store has never offered tires for sale, just to appease a customer with an example of Nordstroms’ legendary customer service. And certainly Skycasters’ customer service is exemplary. But I must draw the line at accepting only Skycasters’ product at the “Complaints Window.”

Anyone with a Skycasters or other broadband satellite Internet complaint?