The following instructions assume you already created an e-mail message.  With your newly created message, click the "Attach" icon (usually a paperclip).  If you cannot locate the "Attach" icon, choose the "Insert" menu above, then click "File". Now you must locate the file you wish to send. Double-click the file once you have located it. Your file or document will then be included in your e-mail once it is sent. You will notice that the e-mail message now contains a new icon. This icon represents the type of file attached to your e-mail. Clicking "Send", will send your message along with it's attachment(s).

1. On your Android device, navigate to the settings menu.
2. Click Accounts & Sync.
3. Click Add Account.
4. Click Corporate.
5. Enter your email address and your password and click Next.
6. In the Domain\Username field, enter your username and domain using the following format: \example@mydomain.com.
7. Your password should automatically be entered. If not, enter it now.
8. In the Server field, enter mail.s1i.net
9. If you are not using SSL, ensure that Use Secure Connection (SSL) is unchecked.
10. Click Next and configure your personal preferences for the frequency and amount of data to synchronize.
11. Click Next again, and configure your name as well as the connection name and click Done.

Our offices are at:

TCS Companies, Inc. dba

SourceOne Internet Services
P.O. Box 6114
Logan, Utah  84341

Voip is an acronym for Voice Over Internet Protocol, which by itself means voice over the Internet.  It's a technology that delivers voice communications and multimedia seasons such as video over Internet Protocol (IP) networks.

VoIP solutions allow a interaction between users on any two users on the Internet when a user wishes to place a call.  To place calls via VoIP, a user will need a software based sip phone program OR a hardware based VoIP phone. Phone calls can be made to anywhere and to anyone: Both to VoIP numbers as well as old cooper line phone numbers.

Businesses that choose to use VoIP systems instead of traditional copper-wire telephone systems experience many benefits such as reducing their monthly phone costs, increased mobility and productivity among others.

With the Voicemail to email feature, your voicemail messages are delivered to multiple email addresses.  Simple press play on the email and hear your message as left by the caller.

Our server converts and saves the voicemail as a .wav audio file and then sends it to your email account.

A VoIP telephone, also known as a SIP phone or a Softphone,  uses Voice Over IP (VoIP) to place and transmit telephone calls over an IP network, such as the internet.  VoIP converts the standard telephone audio into a digital format which can be transmitted over the internet and also converts incoming digital phone signals coming from the internet to standard telephone audio.

A VoIP telephone allows users to make phone calls using VoIP, to any softphone, mobile or land line.  A VoIP telephone can be a simple software-based softphone or a hardware device that looks like a common telephone.

You need a high speed internet connection and a VoIP phone. A VoIP phone can be an IP phone, which is a phone designed to work with VoIP. Or a VoIP phone can be a standard telephone, with an ATA phone adapter. Or you can use a softphone, which is a computer program that allows you to make VoIP calls from your computer.

No.  You can just use the phone via the ATA adapter or use your softphone on your computer or mobile phone.  You do need a computer if you are going to be using a softphone.

There are several advantages to VoIP over a traditional phone service, such as, price, portability, and extra features.  A person can pick a number, rather than be locked into certain area codes and prefixes.  The phone line or number also goes with you.  If you move, you still keep the same number!