RISC OS-friendly ISP to continue after owner's death

Orpheus Internet, the ISP created following the closure of Argonet by Paul Vigay, who died last month, will continue to operate, according to its website. R-Comp had offered limited although free technical support to Orpheus customers following news of Paul's death.

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I have a domain and web space hosted by Orpheus. I chose them because of Pauls helpfulness on newsgroups etc. I felt that he deserved my business, small that it is. I for one will be glad to see Orpheus continue to trade. I also commend R-Comp for helping out with the techie support. I still can't believe paul is gone Becky on 2/3/09 2:52PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

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