A Gay Internet using a Kinsey's rating for homosexuals as its moniker. KSIX is a name that speaks of science, research, validity and authenticity. Plus, all subscriber proftits go to AIDS charities and research. Fight AIDS by doing what you do everyday...and quietly tell the world your preference.
(PRWEB) December 30, 2004 -- The question is…Are you a KSIX? That’s the buzz that has been ramping up since the release of the movie “Kinsey”. Virtually every article has highlighted the Kinsey Scale of homosexual tendency ranging from a low of Zero to a totality of KSix. Gays have used the KSix as a quiet moniker for over half a century. These days, groups of Gay and Lesbian Internet users are coming out to KSIX…KSIX.net – the national Internet Service for the Gay and Lesbian Community. Think of it as a Gay AOL. Recent surveys have shown that Gays and Lesbians are actively online significantly more than straight people. Gays regularly use the Web to shop, plan travel, get news and communicate with friends. The recent Harris Poll national survey revealed that 94% of the Gay community actively seeks and supports businesses that are Gay or are friendly to the community. But what about getting on the Internet itself? That concept has now come together in KSIX.net.
Fight AIDS…doing what you do every day!
The main thrust for KSIX.net is that subscriber profits go directly to AIDS research and charities. So every month, the KSIX subscriber knows they are helping in the struggle and those struggling, rather than lining the pockets of some conglomerate.
Secondly, the name KSix is a very subtle and positive way to support the gay community. It is a time honored name that speaks of history, science, research, validity, and authentic lifestyle. Truly, those in the know, know KSix.net.
KSIX.net is a national, Gay, Accelerated Internet dial up service, offering speeds up to five times faster than ordinary dial up, and offers it at a value driven price. And to the unasked question: There are tremendous advantages to dial...and no, broadband is nowhere near dominate. Aside from the better prices, go to KSIX.net, take a look at why people are still with dial up and why AOL is shutting down all its broadband service in the next year:
KSIX.net Accelerator versus Broadband
Although we hear the various broadband technologies, DSL, T1, Cable, and Satellite connections, are promoted as overwhelmingly popular, please note the facts.
Broadband is:
- Costly - Usually $45 to $60 a month after the introduction offer expires
- Selective - Not all areas have access to it – only phone companies can afford to offer it
- Tethered - The standard is 35 feet of cable from the one wall it enters
- Inflexible - It cannot be utilized beyond the subscriber location
- Small - 80% of all Internet use in the U.S. remains dial up access
- Bulky - Requiring special connection equipment and hardware
- Locked-in - A one to two year contract is required incurring severe penalties to cancel
And once again, the Gay community knows that KSIX.net offers subscriber profits to AIDS charities and reasearch groups.
The concept began two years ago for a Gay Internet Service, something to take a sliver of business from AOL, MSN and Earthlink.
“There are nearly half a million unhappy people abandoning AOL alone each year. Certainly, the time has arrived for a Gay Internet service, focused on the community; a service that seeks to defeat AIDS through the profits it makes. There exists a wealth of Gay related web sites on the Internet. Yet, that most basic service to get a person there, Internet Access, still leaves the Gay community in the hands of those monolithic giants like AOL and Earthlink. With KSIX.net, that is changing.”
A Gay Internet Access Service -- now rolling at full speed. Gays and Lesbians…especially those seeking the balance between mainstream and relating the distinction of their identity, will find themselves abandoning the giants and heading for the intriguingly named KSIX.net.
“KSIX.net is a wonderfully subtle way to tell the world about yourself”, says Scott. “Today’s Gays and Lesbians in business, society and government increasingly and consistently seek to be balanced; to find a way to be professional and personal without having to shout ‘gay’ at every turn. Yet at the same time, there is a yearning to present a captivating and quiet way to portray ones’ desire. Scott believes he found the answer and balance in the vaunted Kinsey Sex Reports. KSIX.net --- Those in the know, Know KSIX.net.
KSIX.net Special: Sign up in January and get the first three months for only $40…that’s one month free. And you’ll still be fighting AIDS every month.
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