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We are Southeast Missouri’s premier and largest Internet service. We are currently developing a sales team and are seeking talented and motivated people. Join a top performing team and be our next shining star. This is an Outstanding Sales Opportunity with Excellent Earnings potential for the right person! We are looking for success driven B2B individuals who enjoy business development and want to lead the pack leveraging our already excellent service to bring in new business. You would be representing an organization where service standards are high and our commitment to customer service and colleagues is tremendous. We are searching for successful, motivated sales representatives to educate decision makers about our superior products and services and give us a try.

Below is a press release describing semo.net's attempts to secure USDA broadband stimulus funding to make high-speed access available in our area; an area which the USDA has decided is not remote enough to qualify. USDA TILTING AT WINDMILLS: LITTLE GUY EXPOSES USDA STIMULUS BLUNDER Brian Becker owns a small Internet Service in Southeast Missouri started in 1995. Becker has documents to show that the USDA, responsible for doling out billions for Rural Broadband, has contradicted both itself and Congress. Most are skeptical at first, but a few minutes with him and you realize that $7.2B stimulus dollars hinge on one word.

Alright semo.net friends...I'm heading to D.C. & will be there Wed morning through late Thurs night. I know it's last minute but I need to meet with: Sen Kit Bond Sen Claire McCaskill Any Missouri Representatives (I've got a call into JoAnn Emerson's office, so i think that's going to be good) I would also like to meet with: Agriculture Secretary Vilsack or his Chief of Staff Jonathan Adelstein, USDA Administrator Any help you can provide in getting me some face-time would be greatly appreciated. My cell is 573.778.6500 or brian@semo.net