February 2024
Even people who have special firewalls and virus software in place need to watch for Red Flags in the emails.
January 2024
The Hay Communications staff and Board of Directors wish you the best in the new year. In this edition read about patronage, our 4 scholarship award winners and our accomplishment in 2023.
Christmas with Hay
Lots to see in our Christmas edition. Christmas draws, Customer Appreciation Day, fun things to do in December like a Hay sponsored skate! Check it out and Merry Christmas!
November 2023
Leaves are dropping and so are the prices of handsets. The end of November will also bring a drop in your monthly plan charges. Watch for Black Friday Deals, coming soon.
Quick Updates October 2023
Here’s what’s happening at your LOCAL Telco. The Scholarship Award deadline is approaching. The NEW Apple iPhone 15 is here and don’t forget to sign-up for Auto Payments for a chance to with a Galaxy Tab.
September 2023
Your home is CONNECTED. When you go away for a prolonged period of time, it’s best if you disconnect to save money and possibly even save your devices! Read on for our checklist of things to do before you travel. Announcing Annual Scholarship Awards
August 2023
The decision about if or when you get your teen a smartphone is a difficult one. We don’t have the answer, but here are some more Pros and Cons of teens having smartphones to help you make the decision.
Use The Latest Outgoing @hay.net Email Settings
Over the years, email technology and security settings have made some great improvements to help reduce spam and improve email service. Many of these improvements have been behind the scenes on the servers that transmit your messages throughout the internet. The other side of the equation is making sure your devices all have the correct
How Can Power Outages and Power Flickers Effect My Service
Electricity Most devices and services we use these days requires power. It has made our lives so much easier and more convenient and continues to advance in reliablility over the years. What happens to the devices providing our services when power flickers or power outages happen? In the best cases, and in wishful thinking, when