Frogstar

Frogstar started doing personal on-site technical support visits while still employed at a retail store in Toronto years ago. Before the Internet was popular, Jeff was heavily involved in the online community with BBS systems, and founded Workable Concepts, a company that brought the world one of the first terminal programs for the Commodore 128 (Dialogue 128), and the PC Punternet Bulletin Board system, which offered the first early access to the Internet for many Canadians. When Internet Service Providers (ISP) began to populate the country, Jeff created the on-site technical support division of Interlog Internet services in Toronto, one of the fastest growing Internet ISP companies. The idea of in-home and in-office training and support was a huge success, and it grew to training classes at Interlog, allowing Jeff to build a friendly customer base. When Interlog was sold and operations moved out of Toronto, Jeff created Frogstar, and started doing much of the same business on his own. The FROGSTAR server was originally established to offer a dedicated high security hosting system for a large Canadian pharmaceutical company. The following year, we expanded to offer the same unique services to other clients. Our servers were located downtown Toronto, in a staffed "server room" with state of the art air circulation, power management and backup system. ...