Travel-Net Communications is a full service Internet provider located in Ottawa but servicing many areas. We provide multiple services which we invite you to discover. As an ISP we provides everything in the way of Internet Connectivity, but our services do not stop there. With Travel-Net you get a speak to real person, you are not in a queue and we are business centric for our solutions. Travel-Net also has Web Hosting and Web Design services as well. Travel-Net Communications can provide:

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• Computer Service Onsite for Business or Residential or in house starting at $40/hour
• VOIP PBX - Phone Systems for Business or Residential
• Home and Business High Speed Internet - DSL Service/MLPPP
• Internet Dialup Service
• Web / Graphic Design & Consulation including Search Engine / Web Visibility
• Managed Services
• Server Colocation
• Home & Business Network Installation & Service
• Computer Hardware Sales and Service
• Computer Service and Tune-ups
• Software Sales and Installation Services
• Custom Software Development
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Travel-Net Communications is also your source for Ottawa's best business high speed broadband ADSL and DSL, dial-up service. Check out our competitive business high speed service packages. Travel-Net Communications can provide high speed ADSL and DSL service in Ottawa, Gloucester, Nepean, Gatineau, Alymer, Hull and many other areas around Ontario including the greater Toronto region, Montreal and Sudbury. Our service doesn't end there however. Travel-Net can provide TOTAL TURNKEY solutions to your business. We can provide computer hardware, networking services, web page and application design, computer services on site or at our easy to access location. Business Broadband and so much more. Travel-Net truly is your FULL SERVICE Internet Provider. Contact us for more information.

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