First of all, our apologies as our webmaster has not had a chance to keep this page updated for all the new CMINET customers, like she had originally planned to do. We have been busy getting upgrades to the network done as well as running the rest of our network and all the business aspects that goes to that- that the webpage has gotten a little neglected this summer for updates. (Angela is sorry about that!). Rebeltec's 5G Wireless is up and ready to go for those customers who connect to the towers/locations in Wiley and Lamar. When the August Statements (dated 7/27/13) were mailed, we put notices in those that we thought possibly could connect to the new 5G network. Due to the way the network was designed and that the towns are so close together, we've found that people with Holly & Wiley addresses actually connect to Lamar. If you are interested in upgrading your current service to our 5G network, give us a call and we'll come and do a FREE Site Survey to determine signal quality and install the same day if signal is high enough to guarantee service. Normal install is $99, but for all current customers - the install is ONLY $50! More communities are coming very soon and we'll send you a notice once it is ready, otherwise, call the office to get put first on the list.
      As always, if you have any questions or need help with anything, please give us a ring - we're here to help!

     We have been crazy busy in the office working to get all the new customers into our billing program and getting to meet lots of you on the phone. Our technicians have been spending a lot of time on the southern network and getting some problems areas resolved and some major upgrades done. We are making lots of progress. We truly appreciate everyone's patience as we've gotten these upgrades done. We have worked hard to minimize any downtime for customers. I believe that the "core" of the network is mostly all upgraded or very close to being done.

WEBMAIL - for all customers who were using mail2web.com for their webmail - give ours a try. It's the link on the homepage to "New Webmail" - just login with your @cminet.net e-mail address and password.

     On May 1, 2013, Rebeltec Communications LLC purchased Colorado Mobile Inet, LLC. Rebeltec has been a "friend" in the industry with Colorado Mobile since the very beginning of our internet ventures. We are VERY excited about this purchase and all the new possibilities that come with it.

     Please review our term and conditions at the bottom of this page. By using your internet after May 1, 2013, you agree to accept our Acceptable Usage Policy and Term and Conditions Agreement. If you have any questions regarding either of these documents, please direct them to our office.

     Please be sure to remit your payment for May's service to Rebeltec, P.O. Box 10, Kit Carson, CO  80825. If you normally pay by credit card, please call our office with your credit card information. We also have automatic withdrawl options available. If you normally pay by PayPal, please click on the link in the upper left hand corner. This will direct your PayPal payment to Rebeltec. As always, if you have any questions regarding your account, please feel free to give us a call.

     Rebeltec plans to immediately begin work to upgrade the "new" southern network. Please check our website for any updates regarding network upgrades in your area.

     We appreciate your patience as we get all your customer information updated in our billing system.

     We have been crazy busy in the office trying to go through files and gather everyone's information in order to get it into our billing program before the end of the month. It has been a big job, but we want to make sure that we have all the info that we need for each and every account to be able to better service you should you need to call for any technical support. Not to mention so that we know where everyone is at and which Access Point you connect to.

     Our technicans were able to get their hands on the network on Wednesday, May 1st. There is a lot more work to be done than we originally anticipated or expected as the network needs lots of upgrades and some repairs. This is a BIG job and a large network to undertake, so please understand that it's going to take some time to get it all working up to our "Rebeltec Standards."

   We are currently working on upgrading the "core" of the network so that it can handle the large bandwidth requirements that we need for the network. From there, we will be reaching out towards the ends of each side of the network to work on upgrading them. Again, this is a big project and there is a lot of physical work that has to go into it as far as new equipment at each location as well as a lot of tower climbing for our network technicians. This can't all be done overnight or within a few weeks, it's going to take a few months+ to get it entirely completed. As we get the core network upgraded, we should be able to increase bandwidth limits by the end of this month.

    From what we understand, the majority of CMINet customers who use webmail for their e-mail versus an e-mail client (where the e-mail is actually downloaded to your computer using a program like Outlook Express, Windows Mail, etc) are using mail2web.com. We have a webmail program that I think you'll really enjoy and be able to better utilize it's features more than what mail2web.com has to offer. Mail2web.com is actually just a third party webmail program that "reads" off of any POP3 mail server. With mail2web.com you can't have an address book or folders to archive your messages should you wish to do so. If you like mail2web.com - continue to use it. It's whatever works best for you, just wanted to let customers know where is another option if they wished to use it. For the time being....go here to log into the CMINET Webmail (accept the certificate and proceed -to the roundcube login page. You'll have to put in your entire @cminet.net e-mail address and password). After Monday or Tuesday - the login will also become available on Rebeltec's homepage when we move our mail server to the new server.